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"We say capitalism is not good, but when it comes to discovering and using talents, it is certainly very bold. It has a characteristic, which is taken for granted, that no priority is given to seniority, and that anyone suitably qualified is eligible." So said Deng Xiaoping in 1980, only two years after China adopted the policy of reform and opening...

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CULTURE

DURING a public bidding recently held by CCTV for one of its programs, the final bid of 65.6 million yuan -- 2.3 times its base price, caused a sensation...

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Face to Face with Americans

ALTHOUGH McDonald's, NBA games, and Hollywood movies have now merged into the lives of Chinese people, not many of them really understand the United States. The same goes for us reporters and editors who work on the English periodicals published by the CIPG (China International Publishing Group)...

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Cultural Focus

EVERY afternoon at five o'clock, Li Wanzhuo finishes work. It is summer, and swelteringly hot. She makes haste on her long journey home to the southern suburbs of Beijing, and upon arrival, immediately cooks supper for her daughter and herself, eats, and washes up....

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Pieces of the Past

EYES on a soccer pitch are irresistibly drawn to Ronaldo, and his goal-scoring prowess, but his protean haircuts also score a hit with the fans. His latest inverted Mohican haircut, which made its debut in the FIFA World Cup, soon became widely sported by soccer aficionados...

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Art Gallery Ms Gu Ze's Art Collection

IN the 1990s, art collecting began to be a popular pursuit in China. At that time a large number of middle-aged and young artists carried out artistic exploration, creating numerous works with new artistic concepts and styles. Active artistic creation greatly expanded aesthetic vision, and prompted more people to collect works of art...

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Museum

THE 100th museum to open in Beijing, the Beijing Museum of Traditional Opera is located inside the Beijing Huguang Guildhall Chamber of Cultural Prosperity and Ancestral Hall of the Local Worthy...

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SOCIETY/LIFE

"IT was Beijing's wealth of opportunity that made me want to come here to work," says Mao Yihui, a bespectacled, round-faced, close-cropped Italian, fluent in Chinese. Mao currently works as English editor on a website in Beijing. He loves music, and in his spare time gets together with five friends from Australia, Canada and Italy to play in the band they have formed, "Big Aeroplane," in which he is drummer. They mainly perform in Sanlitun bars, and are sometimes invited to play at embassies...

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Photo Essay

Passers-by in suburban Xi'an may be startled at times by the sight of several shining steel monsters roaring past, ridden by strapping men in black leather. These are the knights of Harley Davidson, the Rolls-Royce of motorcycles...

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People

ON making his debut at the 8th National Games in 1997, Yao Ming was a big hit. At a height of 2.26 meters, he had a promising hook shot, fluidity, and speed. He is considered a basketball genius by those in the know. Today, Yao Ming, selected No. 1 in the NBA Draft 2002, is famous throughout the world...

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TOURISM

BLUE sky and white clouds, an azure sea patterned with colorful sails, this view of Qingdao is little different from a seascape of either the Mediterranean or the Pacific Ocean. The exotic facade of this small city on the coast of the Yellow Sea actually makes it an anomaly among other Chinese coastal cities...

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NEWS COLUMNS
FOCUS
Cultural Spectrum
Business in Brief
Yunnan Holds Public Examinations to Select Officials
No Poppies, More Sugar Cane
Discovery of City Dating back 5,500 Years
Threat of Good-Life Disease Looms Large among Youth
Law to Protect the Great Wall Wildness in the Making
College Students' Views on Sex Show Cause for Concern

National Scientific Knowledge Plan
Exorbitant Performance Fees Prohibited
E-College Gaining Momentum
National Soccer Team in Search of New Coach
Beijing to Build World's Leading Digital Cinema
Harbin Bids for 2010 Winter Olympics

Central Bank Builds Line of Defense against Money Laundering
Foreign Investment in RMB under Discussion

Telecom Giants Compete in Wireless Log-ons
Risk Investors Optimistic about China
1,760 More Airplanes Needed in 20 Years
Financial Management Index Debuts in Main Chinese Cities
Shenzhen Ushers in Its Car Era

 

 

 
September 2002
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