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71. Under pressure
For young adults in a changing China, the demands of work and life can cause serious health problemsA latest survey conducted by China's Ministry of Health put the number of people suffering from
Author: LU LING Year 2005 Issue 45 PDF HTML
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72. Stopping The Sand
A project is underway to reverse the desertification of pasturelands long used by nomads in northwest ChinaFamed as "the most fertile Asian meadow," the grasslands of Maqu County have for decades
Author: LU LING Year 2005 Issue 45 PDF HTML
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73. Innovation Rules
Independent innovation is becoming a catchphrase in industrial fieldsSince China adopted the policy of reform and opening up in the late 1970s, the introduction of technologies from foreign countries
Author: LU LING Year 2005 Issue 46 PDF HTML
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74. Resisting The Invasiond
China is awaking to the environmental and socio-economic impact of invasive alien species, and launching control measures to halt the intrudersThe rapid growth of global trade and increasing
Author: LU LING Year 2005 Issue 48 PDF HTML
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75. Love-A Many-Splurged Thing
From releasing butterflies to featuring MTV-style movies of their courtship, more couples are seeking out novelty in their wedding ceremoniesThe bride opens a box. The crowd cheers lustily as 28
Author: LU LING Year 2005 Issue 51 PDF HTML
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76. Fun and Games
Chinese find joy in tackling Guinness world recordsOn August 27, 1955, the first edition of Guinness Book of Records was published. During the past half century, it has become an internationally
Author: LU LING Year 2006 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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77. Graduate Education's Trying Times
Quality of graduate education is to be declining and its future looks gloomyAs more and more people in China attend A graduate schools, experts are raising questions about the quality of the
Author: LU LING Year 2006 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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78. Still Brewing
Tea culture and China are synonymous, but even old-style teahouses have to change with the timesXinquan Tea House is filled with old men who seemingly have known each other for years. They share
Author: LU LING Year 2006 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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79. No Joys Of Spring
City life casts a dark shadow over migrant workers as a business deal turns sour and they're left penniless before the most celebrated national festivalOn January 9, Qiu Suokun, together with a group
Author: LU LING Year 2006 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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80. Tired of Reading
China has a long tradition of highlighting reading for children, but many of today's youngsters seem not to have developed a love of booksShoved into Cheng Qidi's room is a bulky bookcase, all three
Author: LU LING Year 2006 Issue 7 PDF HTML