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September 26, 2001
China displays new tolerance for abrasive, urban art In the West, "Chinese art" has meant Ming vases and bamboo-laden landscape paintings. In recent years, however, a growing avant-garde movement has come into its own in this country. These artists' work crackles with sharp-edged social and personal commentary, and that is considered as original and mature as anything produced in the West. -Robert Marquand Hamburger Bahnhof Museum \| chinese-art.com Suzhou's gardens - soul food -Arrol Gellner New Rules Aim to Improve Beijing’s Court System -China Daily Seminar Focuses on Aging Problems in Northeast Asia -People's Daily
September 25, 2001
Social security system burgeons China's pension fund reserve is expected to witness a bulging increase of 60.8 billion yuan (US$7.36 billion) this year, compared with three years ago, while there will be a 12 billion yuan (US$1.45 billion) increase in the unemployment security fund. -China Daily Firms face crackdown over social security payments -Raymond Li China's Insurance Tiger Licks Its Chops -Alysha Webb & Mark L. Clifford Minimum wage increases for some cities -Jamila Zhou China's Social Security System - Wu Jie Unsightly rock star wins a face case -Zeng Min Farmers head to towns, urbanites to villages -Xinhua Great efforts planned to protect natural wetland resources -eastday.com Floods in China kill 27 and destroy 50,000 homes -Reuters _Jiang Zhuqing
September 21, 2001
China Calls Terrorism 'Serious Threat' to Peace The attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon show international terrorism is a "serious threat" to world peace and China stands ready to enhance cooperation with the United States, Chinese Foreign Minister Tang Jiaxuan said on Thursday. -Carol Giacomo US "Attacks September 11" Focusing China's Oil Security -People's Daily PLA sees Afghan conflict as threat to border stability -Mark O'Neill China tightens visa requirement for Middle Eastern travelers -Verna Yu Witnesses To a Crisis -Velisarios Kattoulas Big Name in Mooncakes Burned by Rival's Deceit -eastday.com Taiwan gets green light from WTO after 11 years -Kevin Chen
September 18, 2001
Final Hurdle Cleared to WTO China and its major trading partners reached a formal agreement on the membership of the World Trade Organization after 15 years of negotiations, the WTO announced on September 17. -China Daily WTO successfully concludes negotiations on China's entry -wto.org As China Cheers WTO, Zhu Preaches Caution -Tiffany Wu Clean-up begins as deluge eases -SCMP 70th Anniversary of the "September 18 Incident" Remembered -Xinhua China’s Public Security Chief Urges World Response to Terrorism -China Daily
September 17, 2001
Qian hails efforts by overseas business "We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our friends in the business communities around the world for their attention to and support for the development cause in China," Qian said at the welcoming banquet of the Sixth Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention. -Hu Qihua & Meng Yan World Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention Opens -Xinhua China Beat Uzbekistan to Move Closer to Qualification -Xinhua Pictures at a Chinese Exhibition -Stephan Richter Waiting Nervously for Response -Eric Eckholm U.S., China have enemy in common in bin Laden -Dean Calbreath
September 14, 2001
In terror attacks, China-U.S. diplomatic tensions are forgotten Two Chinese were aboard American Airlines Flight 77, which struck the Pentagon killing 64 passengers and crew...Zheng Yuguang, 65, and his wife Yang Shuyin, 61, were visiting their daughter who is studying the United States. -ABCNews Three strangers united by fate -George Bryson Shanghai group condemns attacks -Catherine Davis China-Taliban deal signed on attack day -Calum MacLeod Mainland to feel the heat over 'rogue' arms deals -Jasper Becker Foreign VIPs on China and World in New Century -People's Daily
September 12, 2001
Jiang phones Bush, condemns attacks on US Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Zhu Bangzao also announced in Beijing Tuesday night that China is horrified at the series of apparent terrorist attacks which struck the United States...China always condemns and is fully against violent activities of all terrorism. -China Daily China Daily staff working in WTC tells experience on day of terror 14 Chinese institutions in WTC, fate of 30 Chinese unkown USA under Attack
September 11, 2001
Under a Shadow Kitsch images have turned Mao Zedong into a seemingly harmless historical oddity. No one, though, should underestimate his continuing influence on China -Bruce Gilley Fear mainlanders saving, not buying -Daniel Kwan China's uneasy mix of politics and trade -Laurence Eyton Handling monopolies 'key to the economy'-Daniel Kwan Chinese Stock Market Reported Ready to List Foreign Firms -China Daily
September 9, 2001
Torture Hurries New Wave of Executions in China The wrongful conviction of Mr. Liu, and others like him, suggests that by the time the campaign ends in 2003 dozens -- if not hundreds -- of innocent people will have died in the capital punishment spree. -Craig Smith Survivors protest anniversary -Ryan Kim Taipei moguls eye mainland -Robert Keatley Skinny, by any means necessary -Yu Sen-lun Photo Album Tells Story of 1900 Invasion of China -CIIC Chinese media silent on Mao anniversary -Charis Dunn-Chan Chinese to Liberate Russia's Business Consciousness -Alexander Lukin Teacher fired 'for corroding socialist ideals in class' -Reuters & Raymond Li
September 6, 2001
India Needs to Eliminate 'Anxiety about China' ...China would gradually lose its favorable natural defense condition-Whether the towering Himalayas or the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau where the weather is extremely bad will lose their original dignity before India's missiles. -People's Daily India Special Weapons News -fas.org APEC Finance Ministers Gather in China's Suzhou -China Daily Chinese Laborers Finally on Track to Recognition -Patricia Biederman Concerns Focused on Legal Overhaul -China Daily Arrested in China -Kang Zhengguo Workplace pollution -Xu Xiaomin & Hu Yan Officials Face New Challenges -Beijing Review China, EU Gratified at China's WTO Entry Progress -China Daily
September 5, 2001
Carter and his Carter Center delegates, assisting China since 1998 in projects to standardize electoral procedures among villages in China, arrived in the country on Monday to observe village elections and to meet with Chinese leaders. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan) Carter:Chinese Village Elections Fair -Leta Hong Fincher Fighting To Organize Outrage at the sight of former managers looting assets at state-owned factories is providing a breeding ground for organized labour in China. -Jiang Xueqin Police beat laid-off liquor factory workers, says witnness -Reuters Storing Up Trouble? -David Murphy "Flying Tigers" -AP Photo/Ng Han Guan A truly human landscape -Ann Stifter _billzorn Pursed lips, gnashing teeth -Economist China progresses with the times -Willy Wo-Lap Lam Tsingtao faces sobering decision -Jia Heping & Li Weitao China offers access deal to News Corp and AOL -J.Kynge & R.Thomson "Made in China" poses challenges to Japan Inc -Shinichi Kishima Brussels hosts China talks -Rupert Wingfield-Hayes _EU-China Summit
September 3, 2001
In China, Stock Scams Burn Small Investors China's authorities see stock markets as a way to use domestic savings to prop up money-losing state-owned enterprises, rather than as a way to channel international capital to promising, competitive private firms. -Clay Chandler A 'Chinese Cinderella' -Alan Nie China's roads are a crash course -Paul Wiseman Universities take graft into a class of their own -Clara Li China University Admissions Questioned -Martin Fackler Copyright agency goes online to track down unpaid authors -Raymond Li Newfound friends assist Chinese immigrants after drunken driver tore their family apart -Bill smith
September 2, 2001
A 7-year-old boy from a Russian delegation places well in the traditional Shaolin-kung fu contest at the 2001 Zhengzhou International Shaolin Martial Arts Festival -Chinadaily What Beijing Can Learn From Moscow Mikhail Gorbachev made many mistakes, but the least one can say about his political reforms is that they ended authoritarian rule with a minimum of bloodshed. China has yet to face that test. -Ian Buruma Not China's Gorbachev -Bruce Gilley Chinese Set Up Shop in Russian Towns, Upsetting Locals -Liam Pleven 180 made ill by drug for thinner pigs -SCMP Nations watch China growth -Michael A. Lev China banks on Scottish flood experts -Ian Lundy Terror faces starving who flee to China -David Rennie Crackdown Intensified on North Korean Escapees in China -Kang Chol Hwan Los Angeles' Curious Role in the Chinese Revolution -Cecilia Rasmussen

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