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November 28, 2003 - December 5, 2003
Peking Man Site Under Threat
The Peking Man site at Zhoukoudian is facing unprecedented threat from human and natural disaster. Experts warned that it might be taken off the World Heritage Site list if no action is taken to protect it. Among 27 locations that are regarded as of high archeological value, 21 are in danger of collapse.
Quake Victims Well Settled
All earthquake-affected residents in Zhaosu County of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region were resettled and local governments have received continuous donations from all over the country.
An Insight into the US Textile Quotas
When the US introduced "special safeguard measures" they attracted much attention both at home and abroad for they bring in quota restrictions on certain textiles and clothing from China. Dr Hu Jiangyun, assistant researcher with State Council Development Research Center gives an insight.
34 Chinese Tourists Missing in Croatia
The first group of 34 Chinese tourists to the newly-opened tourism destination of Croatia disappeared in the capital city of Zagreb on Monday, the day their visas expired, the Chinese Embassy to Croatia confirmed on Wednesday.
Chinese Game Firm to Seek Nasdaq Listing
China's largest online gaming firm, Shanda Networking, plans to seek a Nasdaq listing worth at least US$300 million next year, a key investor said on Tuesday, to tap demand for fantasy role playing in the world's most populous nation.
Italian Tenor Hits High Notes in Shanghai
Andrea Bocelli will grace the Shanghai Grand Stage tonight with his angelic voice. The program covers almost all the classic arias, duets and folk songs from Italy such as Puccini's Madame Butterfly, Tosca, Turandot, La Boheme, Verdi's La Traviata, Nabucco, Torna a Surriento and Santa Lucia Luntana.
Quake Survivors in Desperate Need
The temperature in Zhaosu County of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region plunged to - 25 C Tuesday as survivors of Monday's earthquake awaited the arrival of relief materials.
Premier's Handshake Highlights Fight Against AIDS
Wen Jiabao became the first premier in China to shake hands with HIV/AIDS patients in Beijing Ditan Hospital Monday, which was World AIDS Day, highlighting the central government's determination to fight the increasing epidemic.
Sino-German Ties to Score New Progress
The existing Sino-German partnership of overall cooperation, based on mutual trust and benefit and equality, can score new progress with concerted efforts, Chinese President Hu Jintao said in Beijing Monday when meeting with German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder.
New Survey Tracks Spread of HIV/AIDS in China
China has obtained its most accurate estimates yet of the spread of HIV/AIDS across the country by adopting international survey standards for the first time, health officials have said on the eve of World AIDS Day, which falls today.
Guidelines Laid down for Economic Work in 2004
China's annual Central Economic Work Conference ended in Beijing Saturday, laying down guidelines for the economic work in 2004, underlining the general principle of comprehensive, coordinated and sustainable development with the people's interests as top priority.
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