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SPECIAL REPORT
Hearings: A New Feature of Everyday Chinese Life

During the "Spring Transportation" period (encompassing the 15 days before and 25 days after the Spring Festival), huge waves of migrant workers heading home for Spring Festival, as well as vast numbers of students taking their winter vacation, have combined to bring unprecedented pressure on the railways...

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CULTURE
Finding the Breakthrough for Chinese Film

AT the end of 2001, the film, Big Shot's Funeral, amazed the whole of Chinese moviedom by its 37 million yuan box office success. Invested by Columbia (Asia) Co., Ltd., and directed by celebrated Chinese director Feng Xiaogang, the film is about a few Chinese people who believe they can make a fortune by organizing the funeral of a noted American director who has died while shooting a film in China...

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Cultural Exchanges

Parade on Ping'an Avenue
Pieces of the Past
He Shen: The Richest and Most Corrupt Official of the Feudal Times
Honest and Upright Official Respected by the People
The Unequal Law of Feudal Times

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Beijing Police Museum
Art Gallery Wang Peng and Her Perspective of Modern Women

FOUR years ago, Wang Peng participated in The Century and Women art exhibition at the China Art Gallery in Beijing, with a series of sculptures that reflect the course of the life of a woman. She was a student at the Central Academy of Fine Arts at the time, and at the last moment was entered, as an exception, into the list of participating artists

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SOCIETY/LIFE
Vigilant Eyes on the Train

As he spends more than 20 days every month on the train, to 37-year-old passenger railway police officer Wang Liqun the time he spends together with his family is precious. The Xi'an-Guangzhou train on which he works takes 28-29 hours to travel the route, and Wang and his colleagues patrol the 1-kilometer-long train, comprising 19 carriages, every 40 minutes. In order to ensure the passengers' safety, they must forego a peaceful night's sleep on the train...

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Ethnic Minorities

The Water-Splashing Festival
-- Wet to One's Heart's Content
People A Friend to People with Aids

NEWS COLUMNS
FOCUS
Leisure Spectrum
Business in Brief
China "Swaps Grain for Ecology"
Transgenic Foods Need Security Certificate
10 Types of People to Enter the Ranks of the Middle Classes
Foreigners in China Enjoy Medical Conditions and Choices Equal to Those of Chinese Citizens
The Bicycle Gives Way to Modern Means of Transport
The Number of Fat Children on the Rise
New Peking Opera Appalls Theatergoers
Wanted Circular on TV
CCTV Spring Festival Evening Party Makes Big Money
US $25 million Offer for Heroes Rebuffed by Zhang Yimou
Warming up for the World Cup
Ticket Scarcity
Former Olympic Gold Winner Stars in Film



Four Major Commercial Banks to Carry out Reforms

Ten Variables in China's Retail Businesses in 2002

Bertelsmann Accelerates Its Pace in China

Insurance, Foreign Capital and Non-Governmental Capital to Form New Funding Channel for the Public Health Sector

The UN Announces 25 Most Promising Chinese Cities

Mobile Phones Changing Chinese People's Lives

Giordano Pays 100 Million Yuan for 20-Year Lease on a Shop in Downtown Shanghai

First Foreign President in China's Domestic Electric Appliances Industry Replaced


April 2002
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