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581. Remarriage Still Causes Controversy

Since the new marriage law was promulgated in 1981, many marriage bureaux, devoted exclusively to people over 50 have been established. However, due to die hard feudalist ideas, only a few of those

Author: Our Correspondents Lu Panqing and Li Ning Year 1987 Issue 38 PDF HTML
582. Anyang Begins Political Reform

Before last October's 13th Party Congress drew up the blueprint for political structural reform, some cities in China had already initiated the project on a trial basis. One of these cities, Anyang,

Author: Our Correspondents Lu Yun and Feng Jing Year 1988 Issue 12 PDF HTML
583. Industrial Reform & Technological Progress

This is an excerpted translation of a speech delivered at the China-US Joint Session on Industry, Trade and Economic Development.Over the past nine years, while focusing our efforts on the

Author: Lu Dong, chairman of the China Association of Industrial Economics Year 1988 Issue 27 PDF HTML
584. Mass Line: Giving Villagers a Helping Hand

This report, covering a region in north China, mirrors some aspects of China's effort to build closer relations between Party and government functionaries and the masses and to overcome bureaucratism.

Author: Our Staff Reporters Cheng Gang and Lu Yun Year 1990 Issue 23 PDF HTML
585. China Keeps Its Promise: The RMB Won't Depreciate

Since the Southeast Asia financial crisis began last year, the Chinese government has kept its promise that the Renminbi (RMB) will not be devalued. Due to the fact that China has kept its word,

Author: Our Guest Reporters Lu Liqin and Li Huilian Year 1998 Issue 41 PDF HTML
586. Raging Gun Violence

A gruesome record was set in the U.S. with over 400 mass shootings in 2019

Author: By John S. Marshall, Gao Lu and Sun Ding Year 2020 Issue 1 PDF HTML
587. 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
588. New Trend in Enterprise Reform

Since the publication of a theory on share economics by American economist Weitzman in 1984, many enterprises in America and Great Britain adopted a new system of sharing profits which produced good

Author: Li Dewel, Jiang Jinyong and Gai Jianling from the Policy Research Office of the State Economic Commission Year 1988 Issue 14 PDF HTML

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581. Remarriage Still Causes Controversy

Since the new marriage law was promulgated in 1981, many marriage bureaux, devoted exclusively to people over 50 have been established. However, due to die hard feudalist ideas, only a few of those

Author: Our Correspondents Lu Panqing and Li Ning Year 1987 Issue 38 PDF HTML

582. Anyang Begins Political Reform

Before last October's 13th Party Congress drew up the blueprint for political structural reform, some cities in China had already initiated the project on a trial basis. One of these cities, Anyang,

Author: Our Correspondents Lu Yun and Feng Jing Year 1988 Issue 12 PDF HTML

583. Industrial Reform & Technological Progress

This is an excerpted translation of a speech delivered at the China-US Joint Session on Industry, Trade and Economic Development.Over the past nine years, while focusing our efforts on the

Author: Lu Dong, chairman of the China Association of Industrial Economics Year 1988 Issue 27 PDF HTML

584. Mass Line: Giving Villagers a Helping Hand

This report, covering a region in north China, mirrors some aspects of China's effort to build closer relations between Party and government functionaries and the masses and to overcome bureaucratism.

Author: Our Staff Reporters Cheng Gang and Lu Yun Year 1990 Issue 23 PDF HTML

585. China Keeps Its Promise: The RMB Won't Depreciate

Since the Southeast Asia financial crisis began last year, the Chinese government has kept its promise that the Renminbi (RMB) will not be devalued. Due to the fact that China has kept its word,

Author: Our Guest Reporters Lu Liqin and Li Huilian Year 1998 Issue 41 PDF HTML

586. Raging Gun Violence

A gruesome record was set in the U.S. with over 400 mass shootings in 2019

Author: By John S. Marshall, Gao Lu and Sun Ding Year 2020 Issue 1 PDF HTML

587. 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

588. New Trend in Enterprise Reform

Since the publication of a theory on share economics by American economist Weitzman in 1984, many enterprises in America and Great Britain adopted a new system of sharing profits which produced good

Author: Li Dewel, Jiang Jinyong and Gai Jianling from the Policy Research Office of the State Economic Commission Year 1988 Issue 14 PDF HTML