Baicheng Upgrades Its Auto Accessories Industry

BAICHENG aims to become China's auto accessoriescapital .Since the 1960s,particularly in the past 10 years,Baicheng's competitive capacity in the auto accessoriesmarket has grown significantly. The city now has 24 auto accesson enterprises,includingsuch backbones of the industry as the Delphi Baicheng Packard,Zhongyi Precise Forge,Jinpeng Gear,Hongzuan Auto Electric,     

中国民族汽车产业保护:失效成因及对策

尽管我国长期时汽车产业采取保护发展措施,但是目前跨国汽车公司掌握合资企业的实际控制权、本土汽车企业创新能力依然薄弱等事实说明,我国对汽车产业的保护未能取得应有成效.政府对国外汽车产品的进口控制不力、过早允许跨国汽车公司投资国内市场、长期对国内民营资本实行进入管制以及过度干预汽车企业的经营管理,是影响保护成效的主要原因.为此,有必要加强国有汽车企业改革,以本土企业竞争促进汽车产业自主发展.     

Legend of Mulan

<正>New York audiences experience the tale of the warrior princess in a new way—through dance By Corrie DoshWith themes of strength and femininity,filial piety and honor,the legendary Ballad of Mulan has inspired generations of young Chinese students who dutifully recite the 5th-century tale as part of their standard school curriculum.After the release of the     

Legend of Pingyao

THE ancient town of Pingyao sits in Shanxi Province in North China, about 100 kilometers from the provincial capital of Taiyuan. This famous town with a history stretching more than 2,700 years is one of the best preserved ancient sites in China and was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.     

Unearthing a Legend

正An archaeological find gives authenticity to a myth Legend has it that almost 400 years ago,a peasant rebel troop leader intentionally hid a large treasure at the bottom of the Minjiang River in Jiangkou Town,southwest China’s Sichuan Province.Recently,the legend was proved to be real by a tremendous archaeological discovery.A history or a legend?Zhang Xianzhong(1606-47),who commanded a peasant uprising in 1630 during     

A Blue Legend

The success of the Water Cube only began with the 2008 Olympics. Let the branding begin 0ne year ago, the 2008 Olympics began in Beijing. The surge of Olympic athletes, judges, staff, and spectators receded after the Games     

Deer City Legend

MORE and more com—modities, such asclothes,shoes,millinery,lighters and shavers,now bear the“Made in Wenzhou”mark.It would appear thatWenzhou grooms the wholenation.Lucheng(deer city)District in central Wenzhou is thenucleus of the city’s thriving lightindustry sector. According to myth,when acity was first built on the site of the     

A Legend Is Born

正A gate is opened to the world of Chinese wuxia as the first volume of Jin Yong’s Legends of the Condor Heroes is published in English for the first time ‘The Chinese The Lord of the Rings—now in English for the first time.""The series every Chinese reader has been enjoying for decades!"This is how A Hero Born,the first volume of the English edition of the Chinese martial arts     

The Legend of Zunyi

ZUNYI City in Guizhou Province got its name from a line in the Book of History, one of the five classics of Chinese literature, written some time before the birth of Confucius （551-479 BC）. The area＇s history dates back even further, to the Palaeolithic ages, when it was home to the Tongzi people. Negotiating the space between the ancient Qin- Chu and Bashu civilizations, the wider Zunyi region has maintained a prominent position throughout Chinese history.     

An Emerging Pillar Industry

China’s cultural industry is geared to grow from a new engine into a pillar of the national economy The Fifth Beijing International Cultural and Creative Industry Exposition(ICCIE), held November 17-21 in Beijing, was a feast for the eyes and     

The Legend of Chinese Animation

'Hoping domestically produced animation can go back 30 years, is a well-known saying in China's animation industry, or guoman. Why do audiences and industry insiders alike long for works produced during that era? Can those old stories and old-fashioned elements still satisfy an increasingly discerning generation of viewers?     

An Industry Loses Its Shine

LIKE many successful businesspeople, Chen Jufeng,general manager of a tea company in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, finds the best expression of his wealth and taste in antique collecting. With eight years and hundreds of thousands of Yuan spent on his collection, he has acquired confidence in his discernment. Recently Chen Jufeng purchased, for approximately RMB 80,000,     

Auto Trends

RISING car purchases in China have taken automobiles out of the status symbol for the favored few bracket to that of all-round life quality enhancer. Chinese motorists use their cars to go out on family picnics and excursions, take their children to and from school, do periodical rather than daily shopping, and visit extended family members as well as travel to work, according to a survey by the Horizon Research Company. Auto Individualists Young adults are becoming a major influence on auto consumption in Chi-     

Auto Alternatives

China counts on developing new-energy vehicles to maintain its auto-market leadership While it remains to be seen what kind of progress will be made following the UN Climate Conference in Cancun, Mexico,     

Cementing Auto Ties

General Motors strengthens its cooperation with Chinese automaker SAIC u.S. auto giant General Motors Cois breaking records with its recen initial public offering (IPO).     

Dismantling Auto Monopoly

正Chinese car owners may finally be able to breathe a sigh of relief after years of being overcharged deng Ouya,a Chinese Canadian who works as an IT engineer in Montreal,has nurtured an enthusiasm for cars since he was still a student in his homeland."I bought my Mercedes-Benz GLK 350 at the price of 50,000Canadian dollars($45,800)when migrating to Canada,but the price for the same model assembled in China is 450,000 yuan($73,100)     

An Industry Needing To Come of Age

<正>New policy woos private investors to meet the need for elderly care services A hairy monkey stands on display in Zhou Yongning and Li Wen's room.It's not really a monkey but a tiny humanoid fi gure with its limbs fashioned from sloughed-off cicada shells while its torso is a dried magnolia bud.Both Zhou,80,and Li,his 78-year-old wife,are proud of this piece of traditional Beijing handicraft that Zhou has made.     

台湾软件产业发展剖析

台湾软件产业（即资讯服务业）,是台湾信息工业中脑力密集型、高附加价值、渗透面广、零污染的高科技产业,尽管目前仅占台湾资讯产业的1/20略多,但台湾当局将软件产业视为21世纪明星产业中的金钻产业,欲发展成为台湾一大主流产业,其发展态势值得研究。一、 台湾当局的推动自1993年,台湾“经济部”开始对软件产业进行规划与推动,首先执行的是第一期《软件工业五年发展计划》（1993 1997年）,执行单位是由“经济部工业局”主管、设于资讯工业策进会的“软件工业五年发展计划工作室”。推动工作的重点涉及产品开发、技术发展、人才培训…