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441. Snow's Star Still Shines
AGADEMICS, journalists and historians from around the world gathered in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, in July to mark the 80th birthday of American writer Edgar Snow (1905-72). Snow; the first Western
Author: LING YANG Our Correspondent Year 1985 Issue 39 PDF HTML
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442. Economic Reforms Revitalize Cotton Mill
After several years of experir mentation and preparation, China's urban economic reforms centring on invigorating enterprises, especially key ones, began to unfold in all fields last October.
Author: HAN BAOCHENG Our Correspondent Year 1985 Issue 41 PDF HTML
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443. WHO Health Centres Serve Third World
THE United Nations' World Health Organization (WHO) has established 45 health centres throughout China to strengthen medical research to enhance international co-operation. Fifteen of the health
Author: LING YANG Our Correspondent Year 1985 Issue 42 PDF HTML
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444. Intellectuals' Joy and Frustration
PEAKING at the 1978 National Science Conference, Deng Xiaoping, on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee, emphasized that intellectuals, as part of the working class, and knowledge
Author: WU NAITAO Our Correspondent Year 1985 Issue 42 PDF HTML
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445. China, L. America Expand Technical Links
IN recent years China has made a concerted effort to develop its scientific and technological ties with Latin American countries. According to an official from the International Scientific and
Author: HUANG YING Our Correspondent Year 1985 Issue 43 PDF HTML
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446. A Jewel Set in the Southwestern Frontier
SEVERAL months ago, I guided a group of foreign experts working for our magazine and the foreign languages bureau on a trip to Xishuangbanna in southwestern China's Yunnan Province. Xishuangbanna, an
Author: HUANG SHUYUN Our Correspondent Year 1985 Issue 43 PDF HTML
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447. Mutual Trust Is Crucial to Co-operation
WITH a little co-operation and a dash of ingenuity, even companies lodged deep in barrels of red ink can pull themselves out of the mire far enough to see the light of day and some profits. The Hubei
Author: HAN BAOCHENG Our Correspondent Year 1985 Issue 44 PDF HTML
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448. School for Parents Tries to Curb Crime
CRIME survey of the capital of Gansu Province for the first half of 1984 put forth some surprising results: More than 83 percent of the convicted offenders were younger than 25 years old, and most of
Author: YANG XIAOBING Our Correspondent Year 1985 Issue 47 PDF HTML
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449. Two Generations Pioneer the Wilderness
THIRTY years ago, 98 young people left their homes in Shanghai, the most bustling and prosperous city in China, to make new homes for themselves in the wilderness of Poyang Lake in Jiangxi Province.
Author: WU NAITAO Our Correspondent Year 1985 Issue 47 PDF HTML
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450. Xingcheng: A Potential Summer Resort
XINGCHENG, a small town on the southwest cost of Liaoning Province, offers many attractions - ancient buildings, hot springs, sunbathing beaches, lush mountains and islands. Upon approval by the
Author: ZHANG ZEYU Our Correspondent Year 1985 Issue 47 PDF HTML