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31. 'We're Not Wrong, Mum!' - Report from the Hospital
The student hunger strikers have drawn the spotlight of the world's media. To help our readers obtain a more accurate picture of the students who participated in the movement, we provide here a
Author: Our Staff Reporter Shang Rongguang Year 1989 Issue 22 PDF HTML
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32. Women in Architecture
During the last few years, China has often been labelled "the world's biggest building site." With almost bewildering speed, one construction after another has got under way in cities and towns
Author: Our Staff Reporter Wu Naitao Year 1989 Issue 23 PDF HTML
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33. Business Booms in Quanzhou
Quanzhou lies on the coast of southeastern China's Fujian Province. A famous cultural city, its history can be traced back more than 1,000 years. Nearby Huozhu Harbour (once known as Citong Harbour),
Author: Our Staff Reporter Lu Yun Year 1989 Issue 2425 PDF HTML
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34. Following in the Footsteps of Confucius
Confucius is the most famous political theorist, philosopher and educator of ancient China. Yet not only are his theories still alive, but a 76th generation descendant, Kong Lingren, is continuing
Author: Our Staff Reporter Lu Yun Year 1989 Issue 2425 PDF HTML
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35. Developments in China's Offshore Oil Industry
In 1982 the founding of the China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC) and the tendering of its first round of invitations for joint offshore oil exploitation created a great sensation in oil circles
Author: Our Staff Reporter Han Baochen Year 1989 Issue 28 PDF HTML
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36. Trade Unions: Strengthen Labour Protection
Millions of workers in the world suffer from industrial accident and occupational diseases every year. China, where the level of industrialization is rising daily, is no exception. And even though
Author: Our Staff Reporter Wu Naitao Year 1989 Issue 29 PDF HTML
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37. Rival Visits Highlight East-West Contention
While a heat wave was spreading across Europe, US President George Bush and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev were visiting each other's allies and then shuttling back to their own allies on the
Author: Our Staff Reporter She Duanzhi Year 1989 Issue 31 PDF HTML
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38. 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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39. 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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40. 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