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681. Old Friends, New Partnership
Common experiences in struggling for national liberation have linked China and the African continent for half a century. Now both sides seek to deepen cooperation in order to further economic
Author: ZHANG HONGMING,KUANG JI Year 2003 Issue 49 PDF HTML
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682. Investment Insight Opportunities Ahead
Over the next five years, China will be shifting its focus to more balanced development and what it sees as quality growth. Its two main strategies are promoting innovation - with the
Author: TAO RUI & ZHANG YAN Year 2006 Issue 35 PDF HTML
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683. Uniquely Rongcheng
A city with all the charm in the world prepares to attract investors and tourists from around the worldIf the territory of China's mainland is shaped like a rooster, then the port city of Rongcheng,
Author: SONG HOUYONG & ZHANG HAITAO Year 2007 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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684. Banking Kings
Wealth management products and services become a competition battleground between Chinese and foreign banksFan Huiliang, a Fujian tea merchant who operates a shopping center for tea products,
Author: JUMBO ZHANG & XU LAN Year 2007 Issue 26 PDF HTML
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685. Shadow Boxing Growing in Popularity
Taijiquan (shadow boxing), one of China's ancient martial arts, is known for its elegant movements, fantastic medicinal effects and unique technique of cloaking strength in gracefulness for attack
Author: ZHANG GONGYUAN Our Correspondent Year 1984 Issue 35 PDF HTML
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686. Analyzing Chinese Financial Reporting
Author: SABRINA ZHANG and WANG LEI Year 2008 Issue 7 PDF HTML
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687. Analyzing Chinese Financial Reporting (II)
Differences between China's General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and International Accounting Standard (IAS) on fixed assets
Author: SABRINA ZHANG & WANG LEI Year 2008 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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688. Analyzing Chinese Financial Reporting (II)
Differences between China's General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and International Accounting Standard (IAS) on fixed assets
Author: SABRINA ZHANG & WANG LEI Year 2008 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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689. Analyzing Chinese Financial Reporting (II)
Differences between China's General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and International Accounting Standard (IAS) on fixed assets
Author: SABRINA ZHANG & WANG LEI Year 2008 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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690. Analyzing Chinese Financial Reporting (II)
Differences between China's General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and International Accounting Standard (IAS) on fixed assets
Author: SABRINA ZHANG & WANG LEI Year 2008 Issue 9 PDF HTML