| February 10, 2004 |
New job hunters
have hard time -Fu Jing
China is planning
to boost rural economy -James Kynge +
China's ZTE Wins
Iraq Reconstruction Contract -Shao Da
'Red-package' money
gifts a source of tension -China Daily
Beijing to spend
billions saving farms from cities -Wu Zhong +
HK election needs
approval from central government -Xinhua
China's absence
muffles G7 currency message -Alan WheatleyWill be back
sometime in March. Thanks!
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| February 6, 2004 |
China props up US
economy: WSJ -PD
China sets minimum
wage rules -Xinhua
Possible punishment
for gay pimps -Bao Xinyan
Comment: Bird flu
provides a lesson -China Daily
China cracks down
on bad cops -Michael A. Lev
Tides swallow 15
Chinese in England -China Daily +
China plans rail
lines along Russian, DPRK borders -PD
37 killed in
Beijing lantern festival stampede -China Daily
Beijing Fashion,
Mao And Then -Anna-Sophie Loewenberg
Made in China --
With Neighbors' Imports -Peter S. Goodman
Taiwan finding
trade with China outweighs government hostility -Dean Calbreath |
| February 4, 2004 |
A bleak look at
China's blind eye -Lisa Rose +
China boom not
certain to last -Kan Tsutagawa
Decision leaves
loophole for rich criminals -China Daily
School Teacher
Petitions for Medical Reform -Epochtimes
China goes
unconventional route for oil -Ellen Knickmeyer
TV ads reap huge
return for NPC deputy in Yiwu -China Daily
'We are their home,
so we should display them' -Geoffrey York
New journal is
taking on Hong Kong's power elite -Nicola Clark +
2,500 digital
cinemas to be built to boost movie industry -Xinhua
China's `Miserable
Generation' looks toward a better future -Michael A. Lev |
| February 2, 2004 |
The China bubble -Stephen Dunphy
Scared Of China?
Not Europe -Carol Matlack
Marine disasters to
hit 20 m people -China Daily
Opinion: Policy-making
needs revamping -China Daily
Elected activist
pioneer in Chinese democracy -Geoffrey York
China poultry
farmers targeted in bird flu siege -Ben Blanchard +
Corruption
crackdown led to hundreds of suicides -Jonathan Watts
Chinese Reformers
Petition for Review of Subversion Law -NYTimes
R.P. working on
roadmap to pit Asean versus China -Lawrence Agcaoili
China, Korea
dispute ancient kingdom at sensitive time -Sang-Hun Choe |
| January 30, 2004 |
What's Next for
China? -Scott Patterson
A new mobile phone
just for Uighur minority -AP
Officials: China
not the source of bird flu -China Daily
The success of the
qinmin strategy -Willy Wo-Lap Lam
Fame brings
troubles for woman after meeting premier -Xinhua
Chinese Leader
Addresses French Parliament -John Leicester +
China Holds 54 Over
Use Of Internet, Group Says -Philip P. Pan +
Beijing helping
Tibetans catch up with the west, says author -Ray Cheung |
| January 19, 2004 |
China's big energy
crunch -Jason Leow +
Transparency key to
trust -Jinghua Times
Prudence should
govern rail plan -China Daily +
Asian Pop:
Farewell, Anita Mui... -Martin Wong
Laws must fit
Constitution -China Economic Times
BMW drives wedge
between rich, poor -Raymond Zhou +
Chinese Move to
Relax Severe Judicial Penalties -Philip P. Pan
China calls for
democracy in international relations: article -Xinhua
Islands of
Democracy: Taiwan and Hong Kong Show the Way -Sam Crane |
| January 16, 2004 |
Drugs know no
gender -China Daily
From Rags to
Stitches -Ching-Ching Ni
eBay, Yahoo! Battle
in China -Rex Moore
Holiday trips
turning sweet and sour -China Daily
Beijing-Shanghai
rail drops maglev plan? -China Daily
Juvenile heroism
evokes hot debate -Wang Zhenghua
Common sense needed
in tackling teen sex -Dwight Daniels
China fires public
relations blast at Taiwan... -Joe McDonald +
Harbin:
reinvestigation into BMW traffic offense -People's Daily + +
We should prevent
unhealthy nationalist feelings -Shi Hongchou +
Inconspicuous is
all the rage for China's new super wealthy -Tim Johnson
Top candidate with
fake degree throws spotlight on paper chase -Wu Gang |
| January 12, 2004 |
Scepticism to cure -Shanghai Star
Averting an
Outbreak -Karl Taro Greenfeld
Tragedy of errors
in gas blowout -China Daily
First mayor
proposed by public elected -Liu Li
Gay pimp gets one
year in prison -China Daily
Classic catering
conflict: Culture vs caution -Xin Dingding
Bringing more
democracy to local government -Zhan LishengLuo Qi music: She was on Phoenixtv.
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| January 10, 2004 |
The challenge of
China -Rudolph Bell
The World of
Bodyguards -China.org.cn
Civet cat killing
no solution -People's Daily
Fair system key to
end pay defaults -Beijing News +
Love is blind but
not the authorities -Raymond Zhou
EVD players proving
not so hot on market -Wen Dao
Market hungry for
real spiritual food -China Youth Daily
The "golden
bowl" of translation -Shanghai Daily
News |
| January 8, 2004 |
Hope for animals
after Sars -Emma Snodgrass
China ready to
start its nuclear power plan -PD
China to Increase
Oil-supply Security -China Daily
Task force to
oversee HK political steps -Joseph Li
Tiananmen Square
protest planners arrested -Xinhua
Should prostitution
be decriminalized? -Ouyang Siping
Guangdong has 2nd
suspected SARS case -China Daily
33761 policemen
dismissed in clean-up campaign -Xinhua
China's high school
students low in imagination? -China Daily
Experts: Pan-blue
camp makes dangerous U-turn -Xing Zhigang |
| January 6, 2004 |
China: 10 snapshots
in 2003 -Xinhua
China puts new
limits on TV ads -Mark Magnier
Negligence blamed
for gas blowout -China Daily
Demolishing a
system built on fear -Josephine Ma
China sets new
record in shipbuilding in 2003 -Xinhua
People of 2003,an
event-packed year -Beijing Weekend
China to use US$45b
to overhaul state banks -China Daily +
Chinese police
ordered to deal with the media -Ted Anthony +
Thousands of
Protesters March in Hong Kong -Philip P. Pan
WHO: China still
safe after SARS case confirmed -China Daily |
