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| April 30, 2002 |
 China's Vice President Hu Jintao, center, waves
from the bell podium at the New York Stock
Exchange Monday, April 29, 2002, in New York
before ringing the opening bell. (AP Photo/Kathy
Willens) |
Hawaii greets
Chinese leader -Honolulu Star
Country confronts
grim job situation -Xing Zhigang
Row over China
reporter sacking -Andrew Demaria
Wen offers to quit
after criticism -Yomiuri Shimbun
China Weighs
Passport Reform -Beijing Youth Daily
Take a new look at
a changing China -Elizabeth Economy
China's Deficit Is
the Least of its Financial Worries -Mark Clifford |
| April 26, 2002 |
 The Sacrifice That Made a
Leader
Going to the square that night was ZHAO ZIYANG's
defining act, says Wu Guoguang, and cost him his
freedom |
China's Hu says he
is not a mystery man -CNN
China's Party
Bosses Thwart Local Leaders -Erik Eckholm
Chinese surgery
opens up to cameras -Duncan Hewitt link
Tour to Bid a
Farewell to Three Gorges -Rousseau Chen
Chinese Hackers
Target US? -Techtv
China hatches space
chickens -BBC
Buried Deep Down On
the Farm -David Murphy
Know Who to Love,
Who to Hate -People's Daily
Oil Protest Shows
Spread of Unrest in China -Philip P.Pan
China's Work on
Weather Modification Legalized -Xinhuanet
Scientists Find
Oldest Placental Mammal Fossil -People's Daily link
Chinese Mainland
Ready to Provide Freshwater to Taiwan -Xinhuanet
Making a Movie in
China the Hard Way: Legally -Elisabeth
Rosenthal
Chinese Farmers'
Quarterly Incomes Rises by 7.2 Percent -China Daily
Bank Becomes First
to Reveal Its Non-performing Loans Ratio -China Daily |
| April 24, 2002 |
An Age-Old Quest Could Be at
an End: Chinese Hail Viagra
In China, the drug has been greeted as the holy
grail of a 2,000-year-old quest for substances to give all men
greater sexual prowess. -Elisabeth RosenthalConcerns over
China's teeth -BBC
New project tests
urbanization -Gao Anming
Silicosis victims
win compensation appeal case -Liu Li
Ethnic Media Muy
Popular in California -Pui-Wing Tam
Anti-Impotence
Cream to Take on Viagra -Brian Walker link
Nation to build
first settlement oasis in world's 4th biggest
desert -Xinhua
China's Microchip
Juggernaut Slowed by Road Bumps -Chan E. &
Munroe T.
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| April 22. 2002 |
China Produces 70.2 Percent
of World's Aquaculture
Aquaculture has proved to be efficient in
increasing farmers'
income and improving food supply while protecting
water resources and natural fishery resources, -Xinhuanet
linkChina's Big Bet on
Gas
-Dexter Roberts/Catherine Belton
Private Businessmen
Cited as Model Workers -Xinhuanet
Domestic Bankers
Itching to Charge for Services -Eastday
Language Law
Bewilders Bilingual Educators -Chen Shaoxu
Japan Braces for a
'Designed in China' World -James Brooke
Struggling bicycle
maker posts China's biggest loss -Tiffany Wu
China Has the World’s
2nd Largest At-Home Internet Pop.
Jiang kills two
birds with one tour -Antoaneta Bezlova link
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| April 18, 2002 |
| 'Success Studies' latest
craze for Chinese obsessed with getting ahead: "People are
so hungry to be successful, They seem to think
they can get an education in one book."..."There's
no 'iron rice bowl' like there was before. We
have to find our own way in life." -Elaine
Kurtenbach Scientists on Verge
of Rice Gene Breakthrough -Xinhuanet
One lone voice
fights for human rights in China -Robert Marquand
Laid-off Worker
Designs Easy-to-Use Cloverleaf Junction -Xinhuanet
Beijing Youth
Attracted to Jobs as Police Officers -Guangming Daily
Shaun Weng, 1st
Chinese sailing around world alone -Xinhua
Statistics Tell the
Tale -Chen Chao
International
Companies Covet China's Market -Xinhua
Crash Upsets Safety
Conscious Chinese -Joe McDonald
Beijing Site to
Showcase Eco-friendly Homes -Sun Haidong link
As Profits
Increase, Are Websites Entering a 2nd Golden Era? -Wang Junguang
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| April 16, 2002 |
Air China crash in ROK kills
at least 114
The crash is the first ever for Air China -- the
country's national flag carrier -- and brought
its proud 47-year safety record to a tragic halt.
-Bao DaozuFamilies mourn
Chinese victims' deaths in Jerusalem -China Daily
Gays in China Step
Out, With One Foot in Closet -Elisabeth
Rosenthal
No condoms, please,
we're Chinese men -Wen Chihua
Village Is China's
Fledgling 'Davos' -Ching-Ching Ni link
Confucius Says:Sing
& Play -Xiao Rong
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| April 12, 2002 |
Prevention Key to Corruption
Control
The ongoing administrative reform, which aims to
remove unnecessary government intervention in
corporate behavior by simplifying the traditional
application-and-approval procedures for
businesses, is also conducive to corruption
prevention and control, -Zhou YanExperts crack down
on dam quality -Liang Chao
Number of HIV
Carriers Hits 850,000 in China -Xinhua
Indian offer on
Khmer trial miffs China -Jyoti Malhotra
Pliant middle class
is key for China -Alex Frew McMillan
Global Warming
Accelerates China's Sea Level Rise -Xinhuanet
Bio-chip for Monitoring Cancer...Makes Debut in
China -Huang Ying
Chinese Vice-Premier
Stresses Re-employment for Laid-off Workers -Xinhuanet
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| April 10, 2002 |
Labour protests erupt in
southern China
The protests in Guangdong and Guizhou add to a
string of recent disturbances by large crowds of
jobless and retirees seething over unpaid
pensions, overdue wages and inadequate medical
insurance. -Reuters linkFilling China’s
pension gap -McKinsey Quarterly
Laws Urged to Fight
Cruelty to Animals -China Daily
Chinese Dam May
Raise Temperatures -Martin Fackler
Google Gets Down To
Basis For Chinese -Michael Singer link
China, World's
Largest Digital Camera Consumer to Be -Li Yan
Foreign Waste
Banned From Entering East China -People's Daily
China's killing
spree doubles world's execution toll -Andrew Gumbel
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| April 7, 2002 |
Chinese Private Economy
Seeking Wider Development Space
It is estimated that the share of the private
sector in China's GDP has reached 33 percent, a
little lower than the 37 percent of the state-owned
economy. The other 30 percent comes from
agriculture, the collective economy and the
foreign-invested sector. -People's DailyChina: Justified
optimism -Jacksonville
Largest
compensation demanded -Yao Lan
263.net walks on
tightrope in cyber world -Jiang Chen
Race against time
to save ancient Chinese language -Damien McElroy
Bribery Scandal
Kicks Up a Controversy in Chinese Soccer -Ching-Ching Ni
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| April 5, 2002 |
China Telecom Trumps
Consumer in Card Trial
Upon hearing Judge Liu Hongyu's decision in his
case against China Telecom, Qin Ting walked
straight out of the Beijing People's No.1
Intermediate Court courtroom. He pulled out 10
magnetic phone cards, cut them with a pair of
black scissors, then flung the pieces to the
ground in front of the TV cameras. -Shan Jinliang
linkMining Data Opened
to Foreigners -China Daily
Dead Loved Ones
Fondly Remembered -China Daily link
Show Me the Money -Alkman Granitsas
and Ben Dolven
Science Publishes
Chinese Scientists' Treatise on Rice Genome -Xinhua link
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| April 4, 2002 |
 A model presents the latest
lingerie design by a Chinese fashion house in
Chengdu, Sichuan province, April 3, 2002. The
demand for high-quality garments has surged in
China as growing incomes give rise to a middle
class willing to spend more on clothing. Reuters/China
Photo Taxation sparks row
"I don't understand why the government
doesn't make efforts to deal with those large
companies that evade tax. Why focus on us
students who have a hard time making money."
-Xing Bao
Sea up for sale -Richard Lin
Surviving war
crimes -Yao Lan
Savvy villagers
thriving -Southcn
Cut bank barrier,
Shenzhen urges -Cary Huang
Japanese firms take
orders from China -Ryota Akiyama
Elected village
head in north China murdered by jealous party
official -AFP
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| April 2, 2002 |
Constitutional Protection
Desired for Private Property
What is the attitude of Chinese urban residents
towards private property today? A recent sample
survey shows 93 percent hope it can be protected
through amending the Constitution. -21dnnHello China? -Kitty McKinsey
Harbin-ger of a new
era
-Simon Hayes
The Great Straw
Walls of China -David Miller link
Occupational
Illnesses on Rise in China -Xinhuanet
Warning Issued on
Coastal Ocean Pollution -China Daily
China combats trade
restrictions with 'green food' -Asia Times link
China's Angry
Workers -Dexter Roberts, Bruce
Einhorn and Frederik Balfour
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