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711. Journey to Five European Countries
FROM the end of May to early July, I visited Finland, Sweden, Norway, Iceland and the Federal Republic of Germany as a member of a Chinese journalists' delegation.This interesting trip gave us a
Author: Our Staff Correspondent Keng Yu-hsing Year 1978 Issue 37 PDF HTML
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712. Journey to Five European Countries
The first part of this article appeared in our last issue. - Ed.WE arrived in Iceland in mid-June.Life Among Ice and VolcanoesAs our car sped along the shoreline of the Atlantic from the airport to
Author: Our Staff Correspondent Keng Yu-hsing Year 1978 Issue 38 PDF HTML
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713. Well-Being of the Deaf-Blind in China
There are about 1.6 million blind people and over 3 million deaf-mutes among the nation's population of 1,000 million. How do these people get along? What has the government done for them? What about
Author: Wu Houde and Our Correspondent Tian Sansong Year 1981 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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714. Concerns of Today's Students
A recent survey of the interests of today's university students shows that their major concerns are politics, service to society, work-study activities, cultural and theoretical issues.Growing
Author: Wang Jingsheng and Our Correspondent Wu Naitao Year 1987 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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715. Combating Illiteracy in China
In the past 37 years, illiteracy has fallen from 8 to 2 in every 10 persons, but there are still more than 200 million people categorised as illiterate in China. Over 90 percent are farmers, but
Author: Zhang Shaowen,Our Correspondent Wei Liming Year 1987 Issue 7 PDF HTML
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716. Rural Economy Records Progress
Favorable trends that dominated China's agricultural production and rural economy as a whole in 1993 resulted in record high outputs of grain, edible oil, meat and aquatic products. Despite a
Author: by Our Special Correspondent Song Yi and Our Staff Reporter Han Guojian Year 1994 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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717. Grain Sales After Entering the Free Market
Beijing lifted state controls on grain prices early this May. This action has had remarkable affect on hundreds of state-owned grain shops in the city.Grain Coupons RetireFor over 40 years, the
Author: Our Staff Reporter Liu Zhuoye and Guest Reporter Wang Peili Year 1993 Issue 44 PDF HTML
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718. Jiangsu Leads in Economic Experiments
Jiangsu Province, situated where the Changjiang (Yangtze) flows into the Yellow Sea, is not only one of China's smallest provinces, it is also the most densely populated and economically developed.
Author: An interview with Governor Gu Xiulian by Our Correspondent Jing Wei Year 1983 Issue 46 PDF HTML
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719. The Reform of China's Labour System
During the reorganization of the labour force, over 20 million workers will be asked to leave their posts in all the state-owned enterprises across the country. This is aimed to overcome inefficiency
Author: Our Correspondent Zhang Zeyu interviews Minister of Labour Luo Gan Year 1988 Issue 51 PDF HTML
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720. Jiaxing Exudes Prosperity
Like the Amazon River in Brazil, the pyramids in Egypt and many other natural wonders worldwide, the Qiantang Bore is also found between 30 and 31 degrees north latitude. The Qiantang River,
Author: Our Special Correspondent Hu Jing and Staff Reporter Huang Wei Year 1996 Issue 48 PDF HTML