Strong Support for Exporters

The sweeping international financial crisis has taken its toll on the Chinese economy, especially in the export sector. On the one hand, overseas     

Sharing Legacies

<正>An exhibition of Afghan treasures in Beijing continues the cultural exchange along the ancient Silk Road While working as a curator after majoring in contemporary art,Pu Hong felt something was missing from museums—people."I felt there was a big question mark about the function of museums,"the 30-year-old said."I saw several museums hosting exhibitions     

Sharing Concerns

Higher Incomes for Low-income Groups(The Central Committee of China National Democratic Construction Association)The proposal suggested a steady increase in farmers' incomes.It said that the government should set minimum purchasing prices for agricultural products and ensure the incomes ot grain-growing farmers were not lower than those of people in non-agricultural sectors.In the meantime,the government should also accelerate the urbanization process,expand employment channels for rural workers and improve their employability.     

Federal Support for Adoption Subsidies

ABSTRACT

Federal Title IV-E Adoption Assistance is an essential resource for states moving children from foster care to adoption. Secondary analyses indicate that federal funds support nearly half the costs of all adoption subsidies. Due to variations in eligibility, federal matching rates, and states' use of the program, the proportion of total subsidy costs supported by Title IV-E funds ranges from 25 to 72 percent among states. Multivariate analyses of recent adoptions demonstrate the importance of Title IV-E utilization for adopted children and their families, in that Title IV-E-eligible children are more likely to receive subsidies and to receive larger subsidies, compared to children who are not Title IV-E eligible. Variations in Title IV-E utilization have potential impacts on children, adoptive families and state child welfare agencies.     

Support for East Asia's Prosperity

正China demonstrates sincerity in seeking cooperation at a series of summits in VientianeAfter attending the G20 Hangzhou Summit in China, state leaders of East Asia and some other countries moved to Vientiane, the Laotian capital, for a series of an-     

Sharing Chinese Confidence

On October 7 Chinese President Xi dinping delivered a speech at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation （APEC） CEO Summit on the Indonesian island of Bali. Widely interpreted as a manifestation of key Chinese policies prior to the Third Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee, his speech imparted to the world China＇s confidence and outlined the path of the country＇s future development and reforms.     

Sharing China's Plans

正Third volume of Xi Jinping: The Governance of China out and accessible Among the 160,000 titles on display at a recently launched e-library, Xi Jinping:The Governance of China Volume III is one of the most searched for.The virtual library aims to provide a new platform for international publishing businesses to display their books and continue cooperation, said Du Zhanyuan, President of     

Sharing the Pie

<正>China’s securities market opens further to foreign investment banks New members will soon join the roster of Chinese foreign securities joint ventures-JPMorgan Chase is preparing one with First Capital Securities Co. Ltd., and Morgan Stanley is partnering with China Fortune Securities Co. Ltd.     

Sharing the Wealth

The Sixth China-ASEAN Expo sought to enhance regional cooperation and trade in advance of the coming regional free trade zone     

Drumming up Support for A Legacy

As a young boy, Wang Chengqiang, like all children, played with a drum. But it was more than play. His grandmother,who had learned the art from her elders when she was a child, taught him the Taiping Drum Dance, a lively folk dance in which the dancers use drums as props.     

Public Support for Democracy in China

It is clear that public support for democracy is high in China. Public opinion surveys show that more than 90% of Chinese citizens believe that having a democracy is good. But the majority is not yet ready for a major effort towards democratization because they still see economic growth and social stability as more important than freedom of speech, political participation, and other democratic rights. However, more and more people are growing up with the belief that political rights and freedom supersede economic wellbeing or other materialist goals. In 15–20 years, Chinese society will be dominated by people with such beliefs. We can be cautiously optimistic about the prospects for democratic change in China.     

Sharing Ideas on Migration

In 2009, Sichuan provincial government allocated more than 100 million yuan to cover the tuition of students in Tibetaninhabited areas, subsidizing their living costs and extras and including them in the basic medical insurance of their local townships. To further improve conditions in the schools they attend,     

Sharing Advantages and Resources

China's largest regional cooperation project to date, 9 + 2 Regional Cooperation encompasses eight provinces: Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangdong, Hainan, Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan; Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region; and the two special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macao. It is based on mutual complementation of advantages and sharing of resources.     

Embracing The Sharing Economy

<正>As red,yellow and blue bicycles appear more frequently on the streets,a new term is spreading fast around China—the sharing economy.Besides bicycles,mobile device power packs and even cars can be borrowed by scanning quick response codes.Thus,the sharing economy is thriving in China.Actually,sharing activities have long existed.For example,libraries are open to the     

Sharing Hopes and Opportunities

2009 marks the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Malaysia. On May 18, prior to his official visit to China scheduled for early June to celebrate this grand occasion, among others, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak met with a Chinese media group at the prime minister's department in Putrajaya, and answered their questions. Beijing Review reporter Zhou Jianxiong was also part of the press corps. Excepts from the interview follow:     

Sharing a Low-Carbon Future

On March 25,2010,Office Park held theSharing a Low-Carbon Future with Youpromotional conference for its new building,Tower C,situated in the center of the Beijing CBD.More than 150 representatives of agencies and media organizations in Beijing attended this grand event.The purpose of the event was to announce that Tower C is now officially ready for leasing.     

Support for Anti-corruption Campaigns in Rural China

Based on data collected in a survey conducted in six Chinese provinces at the end of 1997 and early 1998, this article offers a preliminary analysis of why some peasants wished to see Mao-style anti-corruption campaigns. It shows that the support for campaigns is negatively correlated with the respondents' evaluation of local officials' performance in governing by law, their confidence in the equality before the law, and their assessment of the effectiveness of lawful participation. It concludes that popular support for mass mobilization could contribute to rural instability as Chinese farmers become increasingly impatient with the regime's failure to control corruption.     

可持续发展观的伦理支持

生态伦理学把"自然界的内在价值"和"自然界的权利"作为它的价值论和伦理的基础,因而面对着如何从"是"推导出"应当"的理论困境.发展伦理学的价值论基础是人类的可持续生存.发展伦理学确立了个人与人类、当代人与子孙后代之间的伦理关系,为人类的可持续生存提供了伦理的支撑.