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31. Beijing After the Counter-Revolutionary Rebellion
Liu Li, a tourist from Sichuan, found Beijing, with the exception of the soldiers of the martial law enforcement troops standing guard in some places, unlike his expectations of a city which had just
Author: Our Staff Reporter Wu Naitao Year 1989 Issue 31 PDF HTML
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32. Beijing Tourism Picks Up
Beijing's tourism, seriously affected by the May upheaval and early June riots, is gradually picking up.More and more tourists from abroad, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan are coming to the well-known
Author: Our Staff Reporter Han Baocheng Year 1989 Issue 31 PDF HTML
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33. Strengthening Taxation's Role as an Economic Lever
China is now adopting a series of measures to strengthen the tax system it first established five years ago. These aim not only at consolidating taxation's position as the main source of state revenue
Author: Our Staff Reporter Han Guojian Year 1989 Issue 32 PDF HTML
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34. Hope of China's Agriculture
Experiments on the Huanghe (Yellow)-Huaihe-Haihe Plain indicate it is possible to raise China's agricultural production further by transforming low-yielding land and raising per-unit output. The key
Author: Our Staff Reporter Yao Jianguo Year 1989 Issue 33 PDF HTML
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35. Fruit of the Open Policy
Last May, "Beijing Review" sent two reporters to Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, the first special economic zone established in China. To understand the zone's current situation, they interviewed
Author: Our Staff Reporter Jing Wei Year 1989 Issue 34 PDF HTML
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36. Progress and Problems in Attracting Foreign Capital
This is the second report from the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone (SEZ) dealing mainly with the progress and problems in attracting foreign capital and foreign investors' experiences in the operation
Author: Our Staff Reporter Jing Wei Year 1989 Issue 35 PDF HTML
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37. Economy Develops Amidst Snags
Since China adopted a series of measures to control demand and rectify economic order, every field achieved preliminary gains in the first half of 1989. Some overheated factors in economic
Author: Our Staff Reporter Li Rongxia Year 1989 Issue 36 PDF HTML
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38. Establishing an Export-Oriented Economy
This is the third article about the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone. The previous two, "Fruit of the Open Policy" and "Progress and Problems in Attracting Foreign Capital," appeared in issues No.34
Author: Our Staff Reporter Jing Wei Year 1989 Issue 36 PDF HTML
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39. A Glimpse of the Science & Technology Industrial Park
This is our reporter's fourth report on Shenzhen. The first three - "Fruit of the Open Policy," "Progress and Problems in Attracting Foreign Capital" and "Establishing an Export-Oriented Economy" -
Author: Our Staff Reporter Jing Wei Year 1989 Issue 37 PDF HTML
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40. Shenyang: Seeking Co-operation In Industrial Transformation
This report gives an account of the latest progress made by Shenyang City, a large heavy industrial base in northeast China, in its transformation of industrial enterprises through the introduction
Author: by Our Staff Reporter Li Ping Year 1989 Issue 38 PDF HTML