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651. 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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652. Brains Behind China's Space Industry
In the past China's satellite research and construction was secret. This has gradually been declassified as the country has opened its doors to the world. The following is a report on a recent visit
Author: Our Correspondent Han Baocheng and Guest Correspondent Zhou Ziyuan Year 1986 Issue 34 PDF HTML
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653. First woman Postdoc In Social Sciences in China
"Taking the reality of China into consideration, the proportion of state-owned economy should be greater than other countries," said Wang Yu, China's first female postdoc in social sciences."If China
Author: Our Staff Reporter Zhou Xin and Guest Reporter Dong Cunfa Year 1996 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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654. Less Is More
Change is a word synonymous with China. Since inaugurating its reform campaign 29 years ago, the nation has seen countless examples of change, from the social, economic, political and cultural
Author: Zhou Weimin,Yang Fengchun,Mao Shoulong,Zhen Xiaoying Year 2007 Issue 39 PDF HTML
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655. Joint Statement by Chinese and Japanese People's Organizations
Following is a joint statement signed in Peking on October 21 by seven Chinese people's organizations and a Japanese delegation of various circles which attended the tenth anniversary celebrations of
Author: Kuo Mo-jo, Liu Ning-I, Liao Cheng-chih, Tsai Chang, Chang Hsi-jo, Chu Tu-nan, Liu Hsi-yuan, Tetsu Katayama, Tadayoshi Obata, Bon Shiraishi, Masato Honda Year 1959 Issue 43 PDF HTML
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656. Comprehensive Plans for the River's Future
THE potential carrying capacity of the navigable portion of the Changjiang River equals 14 railways of the same length. But poor management and policies, and lack of an overall plan, have blocked
Author: Zhou Mingjing, Associate Research Fellow, and He Liyun, Engineer, both of the Navigation Planning and Design Institute of the Ministry of Communications Year 1983 Issue 10 PDF HTML