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51. East-West Relations at the Crossroads
Recently, the easing of East-West relations, especially affected by last year's dramatic changes in Eastern Europe, has led to a significant reorganization in the European situation, greatly shaking
Author: Gu Guanfu and Cao Xilong Year 1990 Issue 23 PDF HTML
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52. China Cracks Down On Smuggling
About 100 billion yuan worth of goods are smuggled into China each year, undermining the economy, society and the political system.At the National Anti-Smuggling Work Conference held in mid-July,
Author: Our Staff Reporter Jie Cheng Year 1998 Issue 45 PDF HTML
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53. Sino-Soviet Ties Grow Steadily
The normalization of Sino-Soviet ties, initiated by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's China trip last year and pushed forward by Chinese Premier Li Peng's return visit to Moscow this year, has
Author: Gu Guanfu and Chun-tu Hsueh Year 1990 Issue 36 PDF HTML
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54. Juvenile Delinquency
Juvenile delinquency in China is a new social problem which first began to attract notice in the 1970s and has now aroused the attention of the people's governments at all levels, departments
Author: Guo Jie & Our Staff Reporter Yang Xiaobing Year 1989 Issue 32 PDF HTML
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55. Gansu: A remote landlocked province
To many foreign readers, Gansu, with its capital Lan-zhou, is probably a strange name. Yet it is intimately familiar to historians because one-fifth of the celebrated Silk Road crosses the province
Author: "Gansu Ribao" Correspondent Cheng Jie and Our Correspondent Zhou Yi Year 1983 Issue 25 PDF HTML
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56. Jiangsu Leads in Economic Experiments
Jiangsu Province, situated where the Changjiang (Yangtze) flows into the Yellow Sea, is not only one of China's smallest provinces, it is also the most densely populated and economically developed.
Author: An interview with Governor Gu Xiulian by Our Correspondent Jing Wei Year 1983 Issue 46 PDF HTML