891. Will Climate Diplomacy Turn Around China-U.S. Relations?

Author: By Lan Xinzhen    Year 2021 Issue 16 PDF HTML

892. Keeping an Eye on China's Money

The establishment of the China Banking Regulatory Commission signals that a plan has been made for an industry-based regulatory framework in China's financial sectorForeign and domestic bankers

Author: DENG TIANMEI & LAN XINZHEN    Year 2003 Issue 16 PDF HTML

893. Shanghai Property Market Facing Credit Crunch

Scandal is never very good for business, and in the real estate industry it can be especially damaging. As a few Shanghai's richest tycoons and their property development deals are under investigation

Author: LI RONGXIA & LAN XINZHEN    Year 2003 Issue 26 PDF HTML

894. Can the Rust Shine Again?

The Chinese Government has put an unprecedented, and previously almost unthinkable task right on the conference table of its top officials. How to make the nation's northeast - its old, and nearly out

Author: ZHANG RUOWU & LAN XINZHEN    Year 2003 Issue 34 PDF HTML

895. China to Unleash Market Forces in Arms Sector

China is mulling policies to restructure most of its defense industry into shareholding companies, a move that would invite private investment and introduce good corporate governance practicesChina

Author: LAN XINZHEN and DING WENLEI    Year 2007 Issue 29 PDF HTML

896. Telecoms Take A Turn for the Better

China has started restructuring its telecom industry to promote more competition and clear the way for issuing 3G licenses

Author: LAN XINZHEN & DING WENLEI    Year 2008 Issue 23 PDF HTML

897. Early Bird

China has established a set of counter-measures meant to stabilize its grain production, which holds the key to dispelling inflation jitters

Author: LAN XINZHEN and HU YUE    Year 2008 Issue 8 PDF HTML

898. Crunch Time?

China's central bank is determined to guide more money into the real economy while curbing unsavory credit growth

Author: By Zhou Xiaoyan and Lan Xinzhen    Year 2013 Issue 27 PDF HTML

899. In the Shadow of Drugs

The arrest of a famous Chinese movie director on drug charges has once again brought the use of illegal narcotics among entertainment celebrities into the spotlight across China

Author: By JING XIAOLEI Share    Year 2008 Issue 6 PDF HTML

900. Peking's Palace Museum

The Palace Museum has refurbished its main halls and entirely rearranged its magnificent collection of bronzes, ceramics, paintings, sculptures, murals, cloisonne and other handicraft arts. It has

Author: TANG LAN    Year 1959 Issue 37 PDF HTML