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51. Latest Vision of the 'Political Generation'
During the weeklong National Day holidays (October 1-7) I met several contemporaries of the People's Republic of China (PRC)- those who were born in 1949, the same year the PRC was founded, or in the
Author: LII HAIBO Year 2004 Issue 42 PDF HTML
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52. Geoeconomics at Work
Since the early 1990s, geoeconomic activities have become a prominent phenomenon around the world. Geographic proximity now is seriously taken into account when a nation or region makes its trade
Author: LII HAIBO Year 2004 Issue 45 PDF HTML
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53. Interpretations of Foreign Trade
At a recent seminar about the Chinese market, a leading expert from the Central Government predicted that China's total volume of foreign trade this year will be $1.1 trillion, up 36.7 percent over
Author: LII HAIBO Year 2004 Issue 46 PDF HTML
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54. Dealing With Food
Civilization depends largely on the relationship between people and food. In the case of China, no outside observer can understand its culture and people without comprehending that relationship,
Author: LII HAIBO Year 2004 Issue 47 PDF HTML
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55. Doors Fully Open in Retail Market
Not far from my home there is a Carrefour store, which is one of the places I visit during the weekend. I always go there around 9 p.m., one hour before the store closes. Experience tells me only at
Author: LII HAIBO Year 2004 Issue 49 PDF HTML
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56. Embroiled in Oil
Saving energy was the strong message that emerged from the latest meeting of China's central authorities. The Central Economic Work Conference, which concluded on December 5, called for resolute
Author: LII HAIBO Year 2004 Issue 50 PDF HTML
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57. China Being Misread
A seemingly prevailing view around the world is that China's earth-shaking change caused by its economic takeoff is an inspiring chapter of world history after the Cold War. For many, China's growth
Author: LII HAIBO Year 2004 Issue 51 PDF HTML
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58. Toward an All-Win Prospect
China's good-neighbor policy can be expressed this way: With hostility toward none; with hospitality for all. Actually, this foreign creed is not only suitable for neighbors, but also for all
Author: LII HAIBO Year 2004 Issue 52 PDF HTML
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59. Interpreting the Anthropocene
As a geologic force, mankind should check its desire for Earth's resources. Treating nature in a harmonious and moderate way will eventually benefit usWhen the New Year comes, terms related to time
Author: LII HAIBO Year 2005 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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60. Survival Still a Very Serious Issue
From now on, seriously tackling the survival issue should become a global and comprehensive endeavor, instead of a regional or isolated oneIt turned out to be a dejected New Year's weekend, which I
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