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21. Utilizing the Resources of the Yellow River
After 40 years of effort to bring the once intractable Yellow River, China's second longest, under control, the North China Plain is now a promised land. But some sections of the river have been
Author: Our Staff Reporter Li Rongxia Year 1990 Issue 32 PDF HTML
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22. Yellow River Silt - A Resource to Be Utilized
In the past 40 years, much progress has been made in water and soil conservation and in the use of silt at the middle and upper reaches of the Huanghe (Yellow) River. However, continued efforts by
Author: Our Staff Reporter Li Rongxia Year 1990 Issue 33 PDF HTML
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23. Tibetans Speak Out on Human Rights
Some people in the West think the Tibetan people have no human rights at all. What are the facts? Since the answer ultimately lies with Tibetans themselves, reporters of Beijing Review interviewed
Author: Our Staff Reporter Li Rongxia Year 1991 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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24. Tibet: Religious Beliefs and Reality
In Tibet, 90 percent of the people worship Tibetan Buddhism. Although the Buddhist influence is strong, this does not mean religion is the Tibetans' only concern. In daily life, they pursue a variety
Author: Our Staff Reporter Li Rongxia Year 1991 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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25. Tibet in Stride With Current Reform
As Tibet opens its door to the outside world during the nation's current economic reform and opening up, the development of foreign economic and trade co-operation and the expansion of exports and
Author: Our Staff Reporter Li Rongxia Year 1991 Issue 17 PDF HTML
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26. Tibet: 40 Years' Economic Development
In the past 40 years since Tibet's peaceful liberation in 1951, tremendous changes have taken place in the autonomous region. The Tibetan people have become their own masters, the economy has
Author: Our Staff Reporter Li Rongxia Year 1991 Issue 20 PDF HTML
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27. Free Medical Care in Tibet
On our first trip to Lhasa, the shortage of oxygen at the high altitude caused one of my companions to feel ill and so I went with him to a hospital located in front of the Jokhang Monastery.Unlike
Author: Our Staff Reporter Li Rongxia Year 1991 Issue 22 PDF HTML
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28. A Giant Water Diversion Project
A huge natural flow irrigation project to divert the Datong River into the Qinwangchuan area in northwest China's Gansu Province has made decisive progress. This foreign-funded project entails a long
Author: Our Staff Reporter Li Rongxia Year 1992 Issue 52 PDF HTML
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29. Landmark of China's Economic Growth
Talks given by Deng Xiaoping during his tour of south China early last year had a great impact on China's economic development. With inflation harnessed and adjustments made to the economic order
Author: Our Staff Reporter Li Rongxia Year 1993 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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30. NPC and CPPCC Deputies From Non-Public Sectors
One focus of attention at the Eighth National People's Congress (NPC) and the Eighth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) was the presence of more than
Author: Our Staff Reporter Li Rongxia Year 1993 Issue 17 PDF HTML