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December 30, 2002
Working on the railroad -Joe Mcdonald Burden of Beasts in China -Ching-Ching Ni Top 10 China news events of 2002 -Xinhua Top 10 domestic stories for 2002 -China Daily Plug pulled on power sector monopoly -Xie Ye Panama wins in China-Taiwan spat -Vanessa Hua Chinese counties discover gold mine in maids -Larry Teo + China wants its airlines to be global players -Martin Fackler Guangzhou Daily: From Rag to Riches to... -Frederik Balfour First 'Sandstorm Almanac' to Make Its Debut -Zhang Tingting S'porean looks to native China to sell technology -Mary Kwang In China, College Costs Bring New Degree of Hardship -Henry Chu
December 27, 2002
Crime watch, China version -Goh Sui Noi Challenge is China's to meet -William Safire + Merry Christmas from China -Sascha Matuszak Beijing Releases Leading Dissident -Erik Eckholm China's police on heightened alert -Willy Wo-Lap Lam China launches gigantic water diversion project -Xinhua Poisoning kills 3 workers in Guangdong -Zheng Caixiong Top Ten Expressions in the Year of WTO -Zheng Guihong China Advised to Keep an Eye on Fiscal Deficit -Forest Lee Bad debts put strain on Chinese bank system -Oliver August Testing Ground for New Round of Financial Reforms -Tang Fuchun A village transformed by organized prostitution -Cao Yong Liu Xianghui Blog read: Got detained by the public security bureau for the first time today.
December 24, 2002
Made for China -Marc D. Allan Teachers' pets -Shanghai Star New Room for God -Zhao Hongyi Wild in the Country -Yu Shanshan Bonds finance sewage works -Qin Chuan Christmas spirit takes hold in capital -Qin Jize New Metropolitan Areas Created in East China -Xinhua Shenzhen to pioneer limited political reform in China -AFP Taiwan brain drain a boost to China farming -Lawrence Chung Time names whistleblowers Persons of Year for 2002 -China Daily China's Import Needs Make It as Much an Opportunity...-James Flanigan Today I found audio clips from albums I listened to a lot when I was a kid: Procol Harum-Home, The Best Of Iron Butterfly-Evolution & James Gang-Straight Shooter. Merry Christmas!
December 19, 2002
China's farmers-turned workers outnumber urban-born counterparts -Xinhua Chinese Technology Business Incubators on the March -Zhao Yuhai Shifts in Rice Farming Practices in China Reduce Methane -GSFC 100 million Chinese to see B.C.-made series -Michael McCullough Half of Chinese married women favor property protection -Xinhua Ex-actress tops list of shamed China figures -Olivia Chung Foreigners eager to serve community -Tian Xiuzhen link Shanghai's aspirations world-class -Pamela Pun Fishermen win battle on pollution -Wang Ling Racism is not rare in China -Elyse Singleton New Television Quiz Show in China -AP Revolution's poster boys -Toronto Star Blog read: ...I saw two movies that made me very happy: The Orphan of Anyang + and Platform +, both from China and screening at the Cinematheque.
December 17, 2002
Piranha outbreak sparks fear -Liu Weifeng Health reform eases cash burden -Guo Nei Women in workplace on the slide -Tang Min Authorities tackle toll of poison leak -Qin Jize Polishing Its New Industry -Peter S. Goodman China Opens Sanctuary for Bears -Greg Baker Shenzhen: The New Bangalore? -Bruce Einhorn Deck The Halls With Stuff From China -Julie Chao China: Our knight in shining armor or...? -Daryll Ray A Coming Flood Erodes the Life of a Chinese City -Joseph Kahn Gas leak kills seven, with 41 injured in Dalian -Zhu Chengpei & Qin Jize
December 14, 2002
Biotech's yin and yang -Economist.com Millions catch the message bug -Xinhua Who Really Needs Protecting? -Xiao Rong New regulation eases domain access -Fu Jing Campaign Urges Textbook Recycling -China Daily China a minefield for outsiders -Hamish McDonald Expulsion of pregnant Chinese student sparks debate -AP Sewing a seam of worker democracy in China -Alison Maitland Abstaining alcoholics benefit from new association in China -Xinhua For Chinese Internet dissident, protest runs in the family -Robert J. Saiget
December 11, 2002
China's flunkey -John Gittings China to host Miss World 2003 -AFP Is China on Reform Road? -Alan Tonelson + National campaign improves work safety -Guo Nei China to arm cops with smart phones -Goh Sui Noi China experiments in trade in rural land -James Kynge Current Social Security System Lacks Cohesion -Li Xiao Chinese tourists favor southeast Asian countries -Xinhua China Bans a Novel For Insult to Parents -Joe McDonald China to clamp down on new aluminium projects -Reuters Five Groups to Join China's 'Middle Class' Ranks -Zhang Tingting Chinese musician champions region's traditional sounds -Akino Yoshihara Thousands of Chinese workers reportedly block railroad, fight police -AFP Many jobless as china evolves from communism to capitalism -Michael A. Lev
December 9, 2002
Snowballing Fashions? -Jo Lusby Coal mine blaze kills 25 in Jilin -Guo Nei The long march against graft -Minxin Pei Heifer 'nother bottler, China -Robert Gottliebsen The Myth of China's Middle Class -Anthony Kuhn link Cause of air crash and 112 deaths revealed -Xiao Guo Chinese Scientists Develop Biochip for HCV Detection -Xinhua Aural sex? It's just everyday ear cleaning in Chengdu -Julie Chao Puzzle of "lost" reactor neutrinos solved by scientists -Xinhua link In Beijing, a Scene Not Even Orwell Would Recognize -John Pomfret China's new attitude toward capitalists too late for some -David J. Lynch MIT team works toward energy-efficient Chinese homes -Nancy W. Stauffer Starting Sunday, December 15, businesses outside of China will be allowed to register Chinese domain names, under a newly liberalized policy. [This is a press release from encirca which came in via email.]
December 7, 2002
Chinese house finds shelter abroad -AP Investment aids water projects -Fu Jing link New AIDS drug set for China licence -Zi Mi School Kids' Breakfast a Rising Worry -Eastday Nestle denies GMO accusations -Zhao Huanxin Change in patriots' status upsets Chinese -Xie Hong NB Confronting China's hidden epidemic -Geoffrey York link Media Now Fourth Largest Industry in China -Zheng Guihong Mainland journalists to face ideology test -Vivien Pik-Kwan Chan Muslims in northwest China mark festival of fast breaking -Xinhua China's newspaper scene starts to loosen up -Jason Leow & Mary Kwang In China, AIDS Crisis Is at the Mercy of Global Commerce -Peter S. Goodman Blog read: So it goes, in China. Many students place questions of practicality before their own desires...(via chinaweblog)
December 4, 2002
Celebrations spread across China Tuesday night as Shanghai, the Oriental Pearl, was awarded the 2010 World Expo. -Xinhua Greater China -BWO China's Internet Censorship -AP Educated women fall prey to problem -China Daily Spitting is a guy thing - -- - even in China -Pat Cashman China Turns On Money Taps To Reflate -Owen Brown Workers in China Fail As Owners of Factories -Philip P. Pan China cautious over Australian strike-first policy -John Taylor link How China Is Making the Pen as Mighty as the PC -Peter S. Goodman Top Legislator Approves 'Economic Returns' from Private Schools -China Daily Chinese textbooks create troubles for rural teachers and students -Cong Yuhua
December 2, 2002
Opening Up Indie Cinema -Zhao Pu China As Detroit? -Michael K. Evans Ban on condom ads set to go -Zhang Feng Stretched Claims Spark Condom Suit -Xiao Rong Putin arrives on China mission -Willy Wo-Lap Lam link 'Vinegar Joe' Still Like a Fine Wine to China -Henry Chu State to Upgrade Automobile Industry Policy -China Daily Shouting the Pain From Japan's Germ Attacks -Joseph Kahn Teachers working in China learn not to say 'profit' -Hamish McDonald Landmark Retrospective Celebrates Chinese Artists' Experiments -Erik Eckholm

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