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31. Towards a Fair Solution in the Middle East
The Middle East is one of the world's flash-points. The prolonged unrest there has not only brought destruction and suffering to the region, but also poses a serious threat to world peace and security
Author: Our Special Guest Commentator Wan Guang Year 1987 Issue 28 PDF HTML
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32. A Visit to Enhance Friendship and Co-operation
Chinese President Yang Shangkun will pay a state visit to Pakistan and Iran from October 26 to November 2 at the invitation of Pakistani President Ghulam Ishaq Khan and Iranian President Ali Akbar
Author: Our Guest Commentator Hu Guangyao Year 1991 Issue 43 PDF HTML
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33. Mass Cultural Activities Flourish in Guangzhou
Some people worried that the campaign against pornography would throw cold water on the cultural market in China. But in Guangzhou, mass cultural activities are now flourishing.Prior to the
Author: Our Guest Reporter Lu Yonghong and Our Staff Reporter Hong Lanxing Year 1990 Issue 22 PDF HTML
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34. New Financing for Shanghai Markets
The development and opening of Pudong is viewed as both a strategic measure to vitalize Shanghai and boost the economy of the Yangtze River Valley and a banner project of national reform and opening
Author: Our Staff Reporter Dai Gang and Our Guest Reporter Li Jishen Year 1992 Issue 16 PDF HTML
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35. Scientific Research Serves Family Planning
The continuing rapid growth in the world population is generally recognized as an international problem. Although only seven governments provided family planning service in the early 1960s, the
Author: Our Guest Reporter Zhang Lei and Our Staff Reporter Wu Naitao Year 1993 Issue 13 PDF HTML
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36. Agriculture Grows In Ethnic Areas
China's five provincial-level minority nationality autonomous regions (the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region, the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, the Tibet
Author: Our Guest Reporter Hua Juxian and Our Staff Reporter Jing Wei Year 1994 Issue 18 PDF HTML
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37. Lhasa Thrives From Kaleidoscopic Changes
THE Boeing-707 took off from Chengdu, climbed up the "Roof of the World," and landed 110 minutes later at Gonggar Airport, some 100 kilometres from downtown Lhasa. The airport teemed with workers
Author: SHEN YANTAI Our Guest Reporter Year 1984 Issue 48 PDF HTML
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38. The River Dies Young
The Huanghe (Yellow) River has always been extolled by the Chinese people as the source of their national pride. But the TV series declares it is time to sing its elegy. This naturally touches off
Author: Our Staff Reporter Zhang Wei Year 1989 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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39. Training Tourism Personnel
The country has built up a network of colleges, technical schools and vocational courses specially designed to produce qualified staff for hotels, travel bureaus and tours.Since China opened its
Author: Our Staff Reporter Han Guojian Year 1989 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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40. Curbing Capital Construction
One of the major reasons for the severe overheating of the Chinese economy has been the enormous surge in capital construction - the building and equipping of large-scale projects such as factories,
Author: Our Staff Reporter Li Ning Year 1989 Issue 6 PDF HTML