51. Foam Containers Approaching A Dead End

Every day, dozens of taxi drivers enjoy their lunch served in foam plastic containers at small tables along the Maweigou Street, Xicheng District, Beijing. They are not the only ones who use the

Author: Zhong Qing    Year 2001 Issue 35 PDF HTML

52. CREATING HUMAN CIVILIZATION THROUGH RECIPROCITY

The advent of economic globalization has led to an increasing interdependence between countries. China's further opening to the outside world, particularly its WTO accession in late 2001, indicates

Author: ZHONG HE    Year 2003 Issue 9 PDF HTML

53. International Piano Competition To Be Held

The Third China International Piano Competition is scheduled to be held from April 25 to May 5, 2003, in Beijing. The competition, hosted by the Ministry of Culture and sponsored by China Performing

Author: ZHONG WEN    Year 2003 Issue 17 PDF HTML

54. Qingdao Helps Beijing in Need

Yan Jun, a 48-year-old resident of Qingdao City in east China's Shandong Province, quietly waited in a line of people stretching 10 meters long on a city street on May 1. The day marked the beginning

Author: WANG ZHONG    Year 2003 Issue 23 PDF HTML

55. THE WAR IN RETROSPECT

On September 18, 1931, Japanese troops launched the long-premeditated war of aggression against China in Shenyang, with the aim of annexing the country. The Chinese people waged tough and heroic

Author: ZHONG BIAN    Year 2005 Issue 33 PDF HTML

56. Managing a One Trillion Dollar Forex Nest Egg

As China's foreign exchange (forex) reserves exceeded $1 trillion in early November, much debate exists about the possible impacts of this ballooning wealth on China's economy and how to properly

Author: ZHONG WEI    Year 2006 Issue 47 PDF HTML

57. From the Past to the Future

Author: Zhong Sheng    Year 2014 Issue 13 PDF HTML

58. Shape of Things to Come

An analysis of Joe Biden's promised foreign policy to understand future China-U.S. relations and beyond

Author: By Zhong Feiteng    Year 2020 Issue 47 PDF HTML

59. Who Is Responsible for the "Oil Crisis"?

THE capitalist world is today labouring under the shadow of a so-called "second oil crisis." Many developed countries are rushing to purchase oil in the international markets regardless of the needs

Author: Xinhua Correspondent Zhong Dong    Year 1979 Issue 31 PDF HTML

60. China's Post-SARS Tax Incentives

China wants to arrest the spread of SARS disease while maintaining its economic progress.The disease is already under more effective containment across most of the Chinese mainland. The World Health

Author: ZHONG WEN & FENG JIANHUA    Year 2003 Issue 23 PDF HTML