41. The Deep End

China's seniors have warmed up to winter swimming, but in some cases these 'polar bears' are breaking the lawWu Shoutian, a 59-year-old Beijing resident, swam every day in 2004. In the winter of

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42. KEEPING UP WITH THE TIMES

China's ruling party evolves toward greater political democracyThe Communist Party of China (CPC) will further its efforts to enhance intra-Party democracy on the basis of achievements from previous

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43. WORK HARD, PLAY HARD

Migrant workers stage their very own Spring Festival show

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44. BROADENING HORIZONS

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45. A Snowblind Test

The IOC recognizes Beijing's capacity to host the Winter Olympics

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46. Cooperation of Mutual Benefit

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47. Breaking Down Barriers

After intensive renovations, a large number of Beijing's landmarks, including the Great Wall and the Forbidden City, are now accessible to the disabled

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48. Transparency, It's the Law

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49. Life Goes On

A recent program devised by the Sichuan Provincial Government said that after a three-year reconstruction period, people in affected areas will have far better living and business conditions than those before the earthquake struc

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50. No More Butts

All restaurants, bars and Internet cafes are also ordered to designate smoke-free areas

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