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Author Archives: banyue
A new amendment is coming for the party’s constitution
The Beijing Times (京华时报) shows a picture of Jiao Ruoyu (焦若愚), the oldest delegate to the 17th Party Congress (十七大).
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Tagged Beijing Times, Party Congress
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Fly me to the moon
The Oriental Morning Post (东方早报) announces that Chang’e I (嫦娥一号) is readying itself for launch.
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Tagged Chang'e I, lunar exploration, Oriental Morning Post
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What do Hong Kongers care about?
Headline of today’s Hong Kong Commercial Daily (香港商报) reads as ‘Motherland is always the strong supporter of Hong Kong and Marco, President Hu say no to any external interfering hands!’. (祖国永远是港澳坚强后盾)
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National Party Congress opens today
In The Beijing News (新京报), the 17th National Congress (十七大) of the Communist Party of China (CPC) opened in Beijing at 9:00 am on Monday.
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Tagged Party Congress, The Beijing News, traffic
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China’s nuclear black market
Phoenix Weekly (凤凰周刊) for October 2007.
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Special Olympics close in Shanghai
The headline of today’s Shanghai Youth Daily (青年报) announces that the State Council approved a proposal to construct the Beijing – Shanghai Express Railway (京沪高速铁路)
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The most expensive house in Beijing
Today’s headlines of Beijing Times (京华时报) announces the most expensive commercial resident in Beijing – Seven Stars Morgan Plaza (七星摩根广场).
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Final preparations for the 17th Party Congress
Southern Metropolis Daily (南方都市报) announce the Party leaders have come together at the 7th Session of the 16th Central Committee of CPC (十六届七中全会).
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The richest woman in China
The Beijing News (新京报) features front-page headlines about the possible cancellation of Golden Week (黄金周).
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Tian Liang leaves diving to act on TV
Today’s headline of Beijing Daily Messenger (北京信报) is about former world diving champion Tian Liang (田亮) and his new TV series Niu Lang Zhi Nv (牛郎织女).
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