Strengthening Bilateral Relationships

Chinese President Hu Jintao reaches out to U.S.,Russian and Japanese leaders Chinese President Hu Jintao metwith U.S.President Barack Obama,Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Japanese     

Talks Instead of Threats

Restraint and discussion are required to relieve tensionson the Korean Peninsula Military measures will not help to reach a solution to disputes on the Korean Peninsula, and will only     

A Meeting of Minds

China and the United States push forward engagement amid agreements and differences Different paths, same destination.This ancient Chinese idiom,     

An Envoy for Alternative Energy

U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke looks to China’s clean energy sector to increase America’s hi-tech exports The United States stands poised to cash     

Summit Successes

G20 leaders reaffirm their commitment to financial reforms, free trade and development At their recent summit in Toronto,leaders of the Group of 20(G20) major economies reached     

A Successful Trialogue

China,Japan and South Korea cement trilateral cooperation China, Japan and South Korea, according to a newly released tripartite document, will enhance their cooperation on a wide range 01 vital issues from economy to environmental protection and     

中国人类学的学术自觉与全球意识

中国人类学学科建设涉及五大方面问题:第一,人类学学科本身的建设以及与其他学科的关系;第二,全球范围内人类学研究的问题焦点以及中国人类学在全球的位置与重新评价:第三,要梳理中国研究的地域格差;第四,非西方社会如何回应后现代西方人文主义与科学主义的对话;第五,反思东西方的传统划分模式在当前研究中可能存在的问题.流动、移民和世界单位等概念将会构成中国人类学走向世界的重要基础.人类学的民族问题研究需要重新反思国家话语与全球体系的关系.学术伦理的构成要回到人类学本身的使命以及人类学的说理方式.     

Shopaholics Share to Save

THOUGH the recession hasn＇t stung here as hard as it did in many other countries, China has still felt the discomfort of a world economy in turmoil. Alarmed by increasing uncerainty in life, many Chinese people have taken a cautious attitude toward spending. Many however are finding it difficult to live without the extra pleasures and comforts they have become accustomed to in China＇s recent boom years.     

Voices Carry： Behind Bars and Backstaging China＇s Revolution and Reform——The Extraordinary Life of Ying Ruocheng

FOR most Chinese of a certain age, Ying Ruocheng should be familiar. Their first connection to him might be his role in Lao She＇s classic play Teahouse at the Beijing People＇s Art Theater. He played Liu Mazi （Pockmarked Face）, a bad guy who sold a young girl to the eunuch Pang. His impressive acting stirred up intense ha- tred for the character he played.     

Voices Carry: Behind Bars and Backstage during China’s Revolution and Reform–The Extraordinary Life of Ying Ruocheng

FOR most Chinese of a certain age, Ying Ruocheng should be familiar. Their f irst connection to him might be his role in Lao She's classic play Teahouse at the Bei-jing People's Art Theater.