China Southern Airlines--Yours,China＇s and the World＇s

China Southern Airlines operates the largest and most technologically advanced airline fleet, as well as the most extensive domestic air network in the People＇s Republic of China.     

China’s Far-Out Fashion

正As a foreigner newly arrived in China’s capital, I find Bejingers’fashion taste among the most striking features of the city. The chaotic dress was overwhelming at first, but soon I began to see distinct patterns and trends. The arrival of hot weather seems to have brought out     

Neighboring Countries Gain from China’s FDI

正SINCE 1979,when the policy of reform and opening-up came into force,China’s economic growth has been among the most rapid in Asia.Owing to similar cultures but different natural resources,China and its neighboring countries have complemented one another’s needs during their respective phases of development.Bilateral investments and cooperation are hence mutually beneficial to China and its neighbors.These complementary economies and     

China＇s Young Environmentalists

THE Great Power Race is a clean energy competition open to college students in China, India and the United States for the most numerous and most innovative clean energy projects and solutions. It starts in September, and by the end of July, over 500 universities had lodged entry applications, 177 of them from China.     

Key Issues in China’s Tax Reform

正TAX reform is one of the most widely discussed issues in China.In this respect,it is far from being unique!In the U.S.,disputes over health care payments and taxation of better-off citizens underlined last year’s government shutdown.The question of who will pay the tax increases that are inevitable in China as it begins to build more comprehensive health care and social security systems will be key not only to its economic development,but also to its     

China’s "Education for All" Effort Fruitful in 30 Years

Of major events in China over the past three decades,most Chinese would list the resumption of National Examination for the Entrance of University as number one.In December 1977,5.7 million Chinese participated in the     

China’s Peaceful Development

ON September 6, the Information Office of the State Council, China’s cabinet, released a white paper on China’s peaceful development, elaborating on the motivations, policies and goals behind the strategy.     

A Migrant’s Tale

正Documentary peeks into the lives and struggles of China’s migrant workers F or most of the 130 million Chinese migrants who make the annual pilgrimage from the country’s urban centers to their rural hometowns or interior cities for China’s Spring Festival holiday,the stories of their arduous journey home go     

China’s Gold Medal Potential

Cui Dalin, deputy director general of General Administration of sport in China, confirmed at a recent press conference: "It is estimated that a record 550 to 570 Chinese athletes will compete at the Beijing Olympics." China first fully competed in the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984, when the 15 gold medals it won gave the country a fourth world ranking. Twenty years later at the Athens Olympics, China won 32 gold medals, beating russia and giving it a world second ranking. shooting, diving, ta-ble tennis, badminton, weightlifting, gymnastics and judo are now the Olympic events that the world expects China to win. As regards the questions on everyone's lips -- how many gold medals will China win at the 2008 Beijing Olympics? and will it surpass the 32-medal record it set in Athens? -- Cui Dalin remains low-key. He is candid in his opinion that China lags far behind the u.s., and that there is also a yawning gap between it and russia. There are currently 1,300 Chinese athletes mak-ing intensive preparations for the Olympics.     

Engineering China’s Science

In the midst of exceptional scientific advancements, China’s top academic institutions are receiving unprecedented attention for their contributions to the nation’s progress in science and engineering. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Chinese Academy of Engineering, home to the country’s top scientific think tanks, are leading the way to China’s future. Following this issue, Beijing Review will introduce a member from one of the aforementioned academies every three weeks, highlighting their achievements and presenting to readers the hardcore leaders of Chinese science and engineering development.     

Broadway’s China Dream

After several years of testing the wat e r s ,a Broadway producer has big ambitionsin China     

New China＇s Fine Art Revolution

WHEN centuries of artistic development were transplanted into a revolutionary culture reinventing itstraditions, what unfolded was a half century of the most interesting developments in China＇s art scene.     

Launching of Sinhala Book People’s China

Mr. Amaradasa Gunawardena, the president of the Sri Lanka China Society presented the first copy of the book People’s China to President Mahinda Rajapakshe of Sri Lanka on Oct. 2, 2008 in the Presidential Residence "Temple Trees". Ambassador Ye Dabo of the People’s Republic of China to Sri Lanka, Guthila Wickramasinghe, secretary of the Society, Wilmon Wickramasinghe and Jinith de Silva, co-editors of the book were present on the occasion.     

China’s Ancient Towers

WHAT the Chinese generalize as ＂ta.＂ or ＂tower＂ for the convenience of cross-cultural communication, has its origins in the Indian ＂stupa,＂ which means ＂tomb mound＂ in Sanskrit. Nowadays, a ＂ta＂ can refer to a tower, a pagoda, a stupa, or anything like them. The iconic Buddhist brick-and-mortar architecture of the ta was adopted by China in the first century when Buddhism crossed the border from India.     

SHANGHAI,China’s Emerging Cosmopolitan

A t an invitation from the Chinese People’s As- sociation for Friendship with Foreign Coun-tries (CPAFFC), I and four of my colleagues, allof them members of the Sri Lanka-China Society,had the opportunity to visit China recently and towitness the enormous development that had takenplace there. One of our itineraries, the City of Shanghai,which is the largest and also the main commercialcentre in China with a population of around16.74m, is situated almost mid way between t…     

China’s First Blue Book on Human Rights Development

The China Society for the Studies of human Rights and the Social Sciences Documentation Press held a joint press conference on September 8, 2011, officially launching the publication of China’s first blue book, the China human Rights Development Report no. 1 (2011). Present at the briefing were Luo haocai, president of the China Society for human Rights Studies, vice-chairman of the national Committee of the 10th Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference and former chairman of the China Zhi Gong Dang and head of the editorial committee of the     

China’s Nuclear Power Plants

Plants in Plants under operation construction 1. Qinshan 1. Guangdong Nuclear Power Yangjiang Nuclear Plant Power Plant The first stage With planned invest- was the first 300-mw PWR ment of $8 billion and six gw-level gener- nuclear power plant independent- ating units, it is the largest nuclear power ly designed, constructed, operat- project in China. Construction of the first ed and managed by China, and stage began in 2006. started construction in March 2. Zhejiang Sanmen Nuclear Po…     

Sky’s Limits

Modern Sky’s Jinhui Meng talks about pop, poverty and nding the next big thing on China’s indie scene.YOU find him down at the pit every week- end. He shu es from foot to foot during the opening acts. And then he bobs up and down, face lighting up with the house lights when theygo on.They are his band, his and, and they’re going to be big. A diminutive, intense gure in denim, Jinhui Meng is a kind of Colonel Parker for China’s struggling rock musicians. One of the most talked-about n…     

Readjustment to China＇s Birth Policy

正Since its introduction of the one-child policy for most Chinese couples in the late 1970s,China has effectively reined in its rampant population growth.Benef iting from the policy,Chinese women have been liberated from the birth burden to a great degree and their education and employment situation has improved dramatically.To promote long-term,balanced development of the population,China is gradually adjusting its family planning policy.On December 23,2013,a bill to allow couples to have two children if either parent is an only child was approved at the sixth meeting of the Standing Committee of the 12th National People’s Congress.The move marks another major adjustment to China’s family planning policy since the country allowed couples to have two children if both parents are only children.     

China’s New Storyteller

<正>CCTV Documentary Channel is dedicated to improving the domestic documentary industry Patricio Guzman,Chile’s most celebrated documentary filmmaker,once said in an interview with The NewYork Times,"a country with out documen-tary films is like a family with out a