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| September 30, 2004 |
Reforming Rural
Education -Fan Ren
China stresses
foreign policies -Zong Shu
Cakes take the bite
of packaging -Qin Jize
Fortune smiles on
China's success -China Daily +
China expects
influx of foreign students -Agencies
Lung cancer, No.1
inducer of tumour in China -Xinhua +
Workers keep tabs
on bosses' tax bill -Andrew K. Collier
Forced abortion
puts criminal code on trial -Beijing Today
Foreign debt rises
due to policy changes -Zhang Dingmin
Nation on alert
against outbreak of bird flu -Zhao Huanxin
China asks Canada
to hand over asylum seekers -CTV.ca
China's trendy
trekkers on new long march -David Fullbrook
Head nurse in Sun
Zhigang case gets 2 years -Shenzhen Daily |
| September 26, 2004 |
Unions fight for
more recognition -Fu Jing
Crushing burden of
sickness -Shanghai Star
Dorm: A room of
one's own -Raymond Zhou
China urges Spain
to punish arsonists -Hu Xiao
Moves to expose
dangers of smoking -Wu Chong
Power cuts to kick
kids off the Net -Shanghai Star
How China copes
with an aging population -Xinhua
China facing
environment 'crisis' -James Whittington
CPC pledges to
promote socialist democracy -Xinhua
'Only-child'
generation grows up to be parents -Cao Li
'Balance of terror'
will keep China away: Yu -China Post +
Anti-China Protest
Outlives Week of Protests -Anthony Ramirez
China's new wealth
clashes with party-boss influence -Robert Marquand
China paves the way
for possible return of the Dalai Lama -Jasper Becker |
| September 23, 2004 |
China widens
leading gap in Athens -Agencies
Beijing not a test
field of architects -China Daily
Workers hold
hostages at Chinese factory -UPI
Pawnshops make a
comeback -China Features
Glacier study
reveals chilling prediction -China Daily
Bomb threat
postpones Beijing trade fair -China Daily
Russia: China Will
Pay for Oil Deliveries -Alex Nicholson +
Sirens wail across
China to mark 1931 attack -Agencies
Chinese rockers
fight for musical dignity -Shenzhen Daily
Vested interests,
ignorance aid China's tobacco industry -AFP
Well-known brands
in China are preemptively registered abroad -ce.cn
Jiang getting ready
to quit, pushed by his old China -Catherine
Armitage +
Throngs of migrants
flooding China's ancient Silk Road cities - Tim Johnson + |
| September 16, 2004 |
Sino-Arab
cooperation deal -Xinhua +
Research labs power
China's next boom -Nytimes
Hu: Western systems
a "dead end" for China -Xinhua
China's Confounding
Contradictions -Steven Pearlstein
Road accidents:
Major kids-killer in Beijing -Wang Ying
Internet
'codewords' give rise to digital gap -China Daily
China grapples with
legacy of its 'missing girls' -Agencies
Discontent in China
boils into public protest -David J. Lynch
Chinese Karaoke
Lounges Are Out of Sync... -Richard McGregor
CAS Probes
Scientific Mysteries of the Highlands -Zhang Tingting |
| September 12, 2004 |
HK holds election
for LegCo -Xinhua + +
Great Idea but
Don't Quote Him -Evelyn Iritani
Engagement Is
Working in China -James A. Dorn
China issues white
paper on social security -Xinhua +
Media urged to
promote China-Japan ties -Meng Yan +
Rivers Run Black,
and Chinese Die of Cancer -Jim Yardley
Man Attacks East
China Kindergarten, Wounds 28 -Reuters +
Agri-trade deficit
implies food crisis? -China Business Weekly +
Chinese factory
workers begin protesting low wages... -Tim Johnson + +
Why isn't U.S.
angry over China's tourism policies? -Andres
Oppenheimer |
| September 4, 2004 |
Driving into
China's parking mess -Yu Liang
Cancer deaths haunt
village -Shenzhen Daily
Europe gets ready
to welcome Chinese tourists -AFP
Anxious parents
seek boy in the photo -eastday.com
Shadow falls on
celebs in dubious ads -Xing Zhigang
China to raise
nuclear power in energy supply -Xinhua +
Voracious growth
puts China in a power crunch -David J. Lynch +
'Made in China'
series wins third national award -Journal Sentinel
Chinese Are Getting
Used to Giving That Extra 10% -Ralph Frammolino
China's 2 Top
Leaders Square Off in Contest to Run Policy -Joseph Kahn |
| August 30, 2004 |
A kingdom of
collectibles -Holland Cotter
Brands fight for
prominence at Games -Jia Hepeng
Infectious disease
prevention law amended -Xinhua
China passes law
legalizing electronic deals -Xinhua
100,000 yuan
offered for erotic cartoons -Echo Shan
Ebullient Greece
passes torch to China -Chris Tomasson
China's
Revolutionary Tactic: Bailout -Peter S. Goodman
Tibet Sees Other
Animals Fight Grassland Rodents -Xinhua
Information
technology boosts modern agriculture in China -Xinhua
Snapshot: Chinese
gold medal winners at Athens Olympics -Xinhua
China Grapples With
New Scourge -- Yellow Discs -John M. Glionna |
| August 24, 2004 |
Fine China -Licia Corbella +
China faces elderly
dilemma -Zheng Li
Agrarians at the
gates fight back -Michael A. Lev
Sex scandal rocks
Hong Kong politics -Tan Ee Lyn
Telcos Get a
Message from Beijing -Frederik Balfour
Time for new
thinking on China trade -Douglas B. Fuller
China cancels 4,800
development zones -Cao Desheng
China predicts rosy
prospect for renewable energy -Xinhua
Korea and China
Reach Compromise on Koguryo History -Arirang TV
China's political
leaders celebrate 100th birthday of Deng Xiaoping -ABC +Deng Xiaoping : Humour, alliance, coattails, reform, not quite so happy...
Athens
2004:Then came the centerpiece of the ceremony as a dream-like
and colorful parade depicted stylized figures
that looked as though they were brought to life
from Greek frescoes, mosaics, sculptures and
paintings. -Xinhua
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| August 10, 2004 |
Chinese kids go
green -cctv
China: Yuppie
Flight -Craig Simons +
Gov't should admit
errors -China Daily +
Poor students held
back by debt -Qiu Quanlin
Mentally ill child
killer gains sympathy -Agencies
Heatwave deaths
prompt shield of workers -Fu Jing
Adult sex toy expo
touches sensitive area -Vince Lee
China muscles in on
global IT standards -Robert Jaques
Farmers' Rising
Anger Erupts in China Village -Philip P. Pan
Workers' homes
expendable as China prospers -Jehangir Pocha
In Soccer Loss, a
Glimpse of China's Rising Ire at Japan -Jim Yardley
Rural Poor Passed
Over by China's Economic Growth -Benjamin Sand +
Auto racing finds
large, enthusiastic audience in China -Shashank Bengali |
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