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To
China
Today:
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary
of your magazine, I send you my warmest congratulations!
Over the past 50 years, by enthusiastically
reporting China's great process of socialist construction,
and reform and opening-up, you have made important contributions
to the promotion of understanding between China and the peoples
of the world, and to the consolidation of friendship between
them and the Chinese people. In her lifetime, Comrade Soong
Ching Ling poured much of her energy into the founding and
development of your magazine. I hope that you will carry on
its fine traditions, make ever greater efforts, advance with
the times, work still harder for reform and opening-up and
the modernization of our country, and continue to devote your
capabilities to the sublime cause of promoting peace and development
for humankind.
Jiang
Zemin
November
20, 2001
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On January 6, 1962, Premier Zhou Enlai
(right, front) and Vice-Premier Chen Yi came to China Reconstructs
headquarters to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the magazine.
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Congratulatory message from
Li Ruihuan, chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese
People's Political Consultative Conference.
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AS
I was considering what to say to you, our dear readers, in
this commemorative issue celebrating the 50th anniversary
of China Today, the Chinese proverb, "Crouching tiger,
hidden dragon," suddenly came to mind
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is an honor and a pleasure for me to join in celebrating the
50th anniversary of China Today, born in 1952 as China Reconstructs
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China
Today was born of an English magazine and has developed into
a polyglot monthly journal. Besides English, it is also published,
in chronological order of the foundation of each edition,
in Spanish, French, Arabic, German and Chinese...
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On the occasion of China Today's 50th anniversary,
and as a long-time reader and friend of your magazine, it
gives me great pleasure to extend my sincere congratulations
to its editor-in-chief, editors, and all working staff
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This is a traditional siheyuan in Beijing, once the residence
of a Qing Dynasty Princess. Situated at 16 Dacaochang Lane,
it has a flight of steps, red-painted gates, and houses with
tiled roofs set around a square courtyard. In January 1952,
it became the birthplace of China Reconstructs (now China
Today) magazine.
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ON its 50th anniversary, the staff of China
Today review the half a century that their magazine covers.
Named China Reconstructs in 1952 and renamed China Today in
1990 according to the wish of its late founder Soong Ching
Ling, this magazine has always been in sync with the rhythm
of China, presenting China's construction achievements from
a special, true-to-life perspective. Looking through back
issues over the past 50 years is like rolling down a scrolled
record of the course of development of the People's Republic.
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IT
was the midsummer of 1951, and at the personal invitation
of Soong Ching Ling, Israel Epstein and his late wife, Elsie
Fairfax-Cholmeley, returned to China from the USA to help
set up China Reconstructs in Beijing. On their arrival at
Beijing Qianmen Railway Station Chen Hansheng, vice chairman
of the editorial board, and Zhang Yan were there to meet them...
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HE Liou (Oriol), our foreign
expert, has been a colleague of mine for five years. He
and his Chinese wife have a very lovely daughter. Unlike
those of a fiery temperament that one associates with Latin
blood, Oriol has a quiet, gentle demeanor that frequently
lights up with a bright, warm smile.
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