21. Need for Civilization Transformation

It's time to look beyond the old-fashioned concept of border-based security

Author: By Wang Wen    Year 2020 Issue 22 PDF HTML

22. Report on the Revision of the Party Constitution

Comrades!As entrusted by the Central Committee of the Party, I will now give a brief explanation of the revision of our Party's Constitution.In accordance with the instructions of Chairman Mao and

Author: Wang Hung-wen    Year 1973 Issue 3536 PDF HTML

23. Falun Gong Leads Them Astray

Seven Falun Gong addicts made suicide attempts in Tian'anmen Square on January 23, the eve of China's Lunar New Year. Five soaked themselves in gasoline and set themselves on fire. One died on the

Author: Wang Wen and Mu Zi    Year 2001 Issue 8 PDF HTML

24. 'Father' Of Boao

More like an amiable high school teacher late for class than a distinguished artist and diplomat, Jiang Xiaosong sashayed into a conference room at the Beijing Hotel on October 10, with smiles and

Author: WANG YONG & CHEN WEN    Year 2003 Issue 43 PDF HTML

25. China Investment: Which Way To Profit?

China has become the world's second largest destination for foreign investment, thanks largely to its tax breaks for investors and low cost of labor. But an analysis of official data shows that the

Author: WANG YONG & CHEN WEN    Year 2003 Issue 45 PDF HTML

26. Seeing Is Believing

Senior Chinese Tibetologist invites Americans to see the real Tibet for themselves

Author: WANG YANJUAN & CHEN WEN    Year 2008 Issue 31 PDF HTML

27. Amazing Change

Author: By WANG YANJUAN & CHEN WEN    Year 2008 Issue 52 PDF HTML

28. Playing With the Artistry of Language

Contemporary artist Xu Bing returns to Beijing to become vice president of the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CHEN WEN)

Author: By WANG YANJUAN & CHEN WEN    Year 2008 Issue 3 PDF HTML

29. Spreading the Olympic Spirit

The Truce Foundation promotes peace through sports

Author: WANG YANJUAN & CHEN WEN    Year 2008 Issue 32 PDF HTML

30. MISSION OF CONFIDENCE

After nine months in office, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon appears to be more optimistic, encouraged and confident about solving some of the thorny, long-standing issues both at the UN

Author: WANG GANGYI,WANG YANJUAN,CHEN WEN    Year 2007 Issue 42 PDF HTML