Weaving Nets in Space

Another orbiter is launched as a step in completing the country’s global satellite navigation,positioning and timing system carried by a Long March 3 rocket,the fifth satellite of Beidou system,a global navigation network     

Saving Biodiversity

China takes actions to cut species losses in the International Year of Biodiversity     

Saving the Tigers

Tigers are facing extinction and urgently need conservation This year in the Chinese lunar calendar is the Year of the Tiger, ever regarded as the most regal of animals. But today they are being pushed to the brink of extinction.     

Back From the Brink

A Chinese biologist works tirelessly to save an endangered species of monkey After a loud blast set off by villagers quarrying stones, a white-headed langur popped its head out of the tree canopy at the foot of a towering limestone cliff.     

民族地区旅游英语教学与应用试析

随着全球化进程的加速,民族地区的旅游热一浪高过一浪.而民族地区的旅游英语教学如何适应这种情况,正成为各界人士思考的焦点.本文认为,要促使民族地区的旅游英语教学适应全球化的发展,一方面必须正视全球化带来的语言冲击,另一方面也要加强对地方民族族群性的调适,增加对异民族间民族文化的共识,从而在促进旅游发展的同时,也促进旅游英语的教学.     

论教育资源配置中的性别平等

从教育资源的配置角度来看,教育机会均等是指教育资源的配置对受教育者来说是均等的。从某种意义上说,男女之间能否公平的享受资源是衡量男女平等的一个重要标准。教育也是一种资源,在现代社会中,教育机会往往决定一个人在社会系统中的位置。当大多数女性不能够公正的拥有教育资源和享受公平的教育政策时,其受教育的程度就会低下,这不仅影响个人的发展,同时也必然会制约现代化的进程。因此,公平的享受教育资源至关重要。在配置教育资源时必须遵循效益原则、均等原则、适度倾斜原则,使每一个男女都有接受教育的机会和可能。     

民族地区旅游翻译现状的生态视角研究

随着民族地区国际交往的深入和旅游业的迅猛发展,民族地区旅游翻译的不规范性和混乱性日益凸显,严重影响了民族地区的国际旅游形象和旅游信息的有效传播。鉴此,本文依据生态翻译学的核心理念对民族地区的旅游翻译现状做出全新解读,以期探寻其成因和改善的路径。     

Plant Factories

OUR world is built on agriculture, the two basic requirements of which are arable land and stable weather. But a revolution waits just round the corner as agriculture is being separated from even these fundamentals.     

Back from the Brink Rescuing the White-Headed Langur

PAN Wenshi is a living legend in the Chinese zoology community. Having spent 16 years in remote mountain regions investigating the behavioral patterns,living conditions and genetics of giant pandas,he is known to his scientific brethren as The Father of the Panda. Given the great success of his research,most people would expect Pan to retire to a quiet life in his twilight years.     

Exploring the Deep Sea

JAMES Cameron is great, says Wang Pinxian, a professor at Tongji University’s School of Ocean and Earth Science and an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Wang’s not talking about films like Avatar and Titanic, directed by Cameron. Rather, he’s interested in the Canada native’s record-breaking dive to the bottom of Challenger Deep, the deepest part of the Mariana Trench, and of all earth’s