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| November 29, 2002 |
China hidden by
media fog -Ram Gorni
Migration Helps
Reduce Poverty -Li Jinhui
Anti-dumping
Measures Taken -China Daily
China's Deadly
Cover-Up -Nicholas D.Kristof
Blast kills 11,
more deaths expected -Fu Jing
Dongguan joins
China's assembly line -Alex Frew McMillan
Chinese couples
decide a man's place is in the kitchen -Xinhua
Regulation to
govern foreign investors -Sun Min & Zhang
Dingmin
Women power keeps
south China boomtowns moving -Doug Young |
| November 27, 2002 |
Cargo plane faults
found -China Daily
Domestic violence
tackled -Tang Min
China Saddles Up To
Stop Suicide -AP
China to further co-op
with Africa -Xinhua
Companies allowed
to run pension fund -Mu Jin
Small loans fund
big changes for unemployed women -Han Ling
Internet Business
Faces Wonderful Opportunities in China -Xinhua
South Korean
Airport Has Responsibility for Air China Crash -XinhuaBlog read: This
past summer I jumped at the opportunity to intern at one of southern
China's most aggressive, dynamic, cutting edge
newspaper groups -- the Southern Daily News Group
in Guangzhou.
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| November 25, 2002 |
![Two Chinese models, Zhang Di (left) and Fan Yuege, are seen in post for the press in Beijing on Wednesday. As many as 100 Chinese models will participate in the annual Beijing International Fashion Week which begins today (2002-11-21) and ends next Thursday. [Xinhua]](rcchinesemodels.jpg) Bottoms up! -Li Shuo
Learning From China -Newsweek
Unspeakable secrets -Shanghai Star
'Animal Farm' a
washout in China -AP
Home loan market
booming in China -Xinhua
Computer Game
Players Gather in Shanghai -Eastday
'Sugar daddy' ad
angers Shenzhen residents -Straits Times
China seeks larger
role in running the internet -Fiona Harvey
How to Reconcile
Conservation with Development -China.org.cn link
Excessive overtime and dumping ground for
e-waste -Karl Schoenberger |
| November 23, 2002 |
Reform to hit rural
doctors, clinics -Feng Ge
Mediation cheap,
effective -Shao Zongwei
Married with AIDS -Zeng Pengyu Ivy
Zhang
Let One Hundred
Cultures Bloom -Hannah Beech
A dark piece of
WWII history in Taiwan -Matthew Smith
Shanghai: World
Underwater Tunnel Leader by 2010 -Xinhua
China aims to
become world's leading tourist destination -Xinhua
China's largest
city to put free condoms in public places -ABC Online
I am certain that I
can seek justice in China -Xie Xiaoguo and
Chen HuiBlog read: China Media Update and Western
Media on China.
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| November 20, 2002 |
Villagers dream of
big-screen TVs -Martin Fackler
China-US nanotech
center launched in Beijing -Xinhua
US democracy
through Chinese eyes -Jacques deLisle
China ponders
reforming wood-housing regs -Jia Hepeng
Official Explains
Amendments to CPC Constitution -Xinhua
Fears of Mekong
free-for-all as China goes it alone -Alan Boyd
Survey gives
insight to attitudes of senior citizens -China Daily
US donation aims to
help poor Chinese women prosper -Xinhua
Milk from Cloned
Cows to Appear on Market Next Year -Wang Qian
Eight Opportunities
before China Within Upcoming 20 Years -Forest Lee |
| November 17, 2002 |
Happy Together -Zhao Pu
Born in the 70s -Yu Shanshan
Train trips
throughout a region -AP
China's old habits
die hard -Tim Luard
China’s
Princelings Problem -Melinda Liu
Power Eludes
China's Women -Philip P. Pan
Waging a war on
sending spam -Feng Qihua
Transformation of a
city -Stephen H. Dunphy
A China in the
Image of America -Mark Clifford
Cabbage Tells
Changes of Beijingers' Life -Li Heng
New Guard In China
Marks No Clear Path -John Pomfret link
China tipped as
world's fifth largest drug market by 2010 -Xinhua
Have China's new
leaders got what it takes? -Stephen Green link |
| November 13, 2002 |
Camera phones
trigger debate -Tang Min
Nation promotes
clean motors -Qin Chuan
Party goes on
without China's invisible man -AP
China's economic
gatekeeper steps down -Mary Hennock
A Global Shopping
Spree for the Chinese -Frederik Balfour
Trade in Vietnamese
brides a boon for Chinese -Ma Guihua
Call for calm over
China leadership changes -Willy Wo-Lap LamBlog read: On Deng Xiaoping...Yes he had a
thing about cats and indeed did say it was
glorious to get rich. But anyone who tries to
blacken his name by making out he was a tyrant or
an old style emperor I will energetically refute.
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| November 8, 2002 |
Jiang delivers
report to CPC National Congress
"Build a well-off society in an all-round
way and create a new situation in building
socialism with Chinese characteristics". -Xinhua
Full text
Excerpts from Jiang
Zemin's speech -AP
Full coverage of 16th Congress via China.org, China Daily, PD & XinhuaForeign Press: 16th
CPC Congress Full of Activity
The 16th National Congress of the Communist Party
of China, opening Friday to next Thursday, is a
focus of worldwide press. Following is a
collection of excerpts: -PD (AP, WashPost, NYTimes, Latimes & Reuters)
Design by Accident -Zhao Pu
Voices from modern
China -BBC
Capital influx a
menace? -Jia Hepeng
Hard-fought battle
over software -Li Weitao
Students barely
note changes in China -Gady A. Epstein
China's new breed
of authoritarian rulers -Christian M. Wade
Next Generation
TOEFL Triggers Revolution -Li Hongyu Xiao
Rong
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| November 4, 2002 |
A Hard Habit to
Break -Brook Larmer
Communism at a
Crossroads in China -Henry Chu
Communist Chinese
visit Libertarian Party’s office -LP
Journalists hit the
limits of China's reforms -John Gittings
All eyes are
watching China's leading woman -Leslie Fong
Asean-China ties
take big leap forward -Kavi Chongkittavorn
More Chinese
Farmers Seek to Sell Directly to Supermarkets -PD
Insurance Market
Granted More Space for Growth -Zhao Hongyi
Procuratorate
hinders compensation by state -Huang Guangming
Round-the-clock
work at site of Three Gorges Dam project -Xie Hong |
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