671. London Blasts Show Holes In Counter-terrorism

Britain was hit by a series of subway and bus explosions on July 7 and July 21 respectively, in which more than 50 were killed and 700 injured. Besides expressing sympathies over victims and

Author: HONG YUAN    Year 2005 Issue 38 PDF HTML

672. Prison Reform

Walking down the street, Wang Mouren suddenly bumped into a sign and hit his head. He noticed a boy looking at him."He must be laughing at me," Wang thought, and began to hit the boy, breaking his

Author: TANG YUAN    Year 2005 Issue 39 PDF HTML

673. Keep It Going

The Sino-U.S. military relationship is on a path of steady growth and should not be thrown off track by any misstepJuly witnessed a great event in Sino-U.S. military exchanges and cooperation. On

Author: LUO YUAN    Year 2006 Issue 31 PDF HTML

674. Obama's China Policy

Some differences might appear, but the framework of Sino-U.S. relations will not change after President Barack Obama's inauguration

Author: By YUAN PENG    Year 2009 Issue 4 PDF HTML

675. Setting the Rules for Japan

Author: LUO YUAN    Year 2013 Issue 11 PDF HTML

676. We Have Friends All Over the World

ITHE first year of the 60s has passed. During that year the people of our country, under the correct guidance of the Chinese Communist Party and Chairman Mao Tse-tung and holding high the three red

Author: CHU TU-NAN    Year 1961 Issue 6 PDF HTML

677. Confucius and Flunkeys of Imperialism

THE Soviet revisionist social-imperialists have been stricken with the utmost panic by the in-depth development of the Chinese people's movement to criticize Lin Piao and Confucius. They have made a

Author: Nan Chien-hsin    Year 1974 Issue 23 PDF HTML

678. The Splendour Radiating From The Tsunyi Meeting

NOT long after the Tsunyi Meeting of January 1935 (see Peking Review issue No. 44 for a brief historical background of the Long March), Comrade Teng Fa, Director of the State Political Security Bureau

Author: Chang Nan-sheng    Year 1975 Issue 47 PDF HTML

679. Divert Huanghe River Water To Tianjin

Tianjin, China's second largest industrial city, has considerably been relieved from its long-term fresh water shortage. A huge water diversion project for Tianjin was just completed, thanks to the

Author: Our Correspondent Zhang Nan    Year 1982 Issue 34 PDF HTML

680. How Chinese Workers Exercise Their Democratic Rights

Socialist modernization is not possible without the democratization of political life. The last few years have witnessed the revival and growth of the system of workers' congress, a system of

Author: Our Correspondent Zhang Nan    Year 1982 Issue 40 PDF HTML