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• CIIC:Today's featured article/March 16, 2019
  ...'樱花节''') at Yuyuantan Park in Beijing is usually held from March to April. People can enjoy nearly 2,000 cherry trees in full blossom as well as fine bonsais
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/March 14, 2020
  ...'樱花节''') at Yuyuantan Park in Beijing is usually held from March to April. People can enjoy nearly 2,000 cherry trees in full blossom as well as fine bonsais
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• Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport
  ...The airport was also the third busiest in China, after Shanghai Pudong and Beijing Capital international airports, and the 30th busiest worldwide in terms of
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• The Imperial City Art Museum
  The imperial city of [[Beijing]] was initially built in early [[Ming Dynasty]]. It is the second of the fo ...ai park]], [[Jingshan Hill]], Imperial Ancestral Temple (now the [[Working People's Cultural Palace]]), Altar to the god of the land and grain (now the [[Zho
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/October 25
  ...ina]] in the UN and expelled the representatives of the Taiwan authorities from the United Nations and all its affiliated agencies. ...h National Congress of the Communist Party of China]]''' was convened in [[Beijing]].
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• Hao Jingfang
  ...She won the 2016 Hugo Award for Best Novelette with a short novel, Folding Beijing, that took just three days to write. ...ao, as he tries to navigate the complicated class barriers of a futuristic Beijing in order to send his daughter to school.
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• Quanjude
  ...original location of its headquarters being on the [[Qianmen]] Dajie of [[Beijing]]; it moved to Hepingmen Dajie in 1979. ...Quanren. After arriving in Beijing in the mid-18th century, after fleeing from famine in Hebei Province, he sold chickens and ducks in the meat market of
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• Yan Capital Site Museum of Western Zhou Dynasty
  ...ijing looks like and know the vicissitudes of the famous ancient city of [[Beijing]]. Address: DongjialinVillage, Liulihe, [[Fangshan District]], Beijing
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• Han
  ...ancient Huaxia people and other peoples in China. The name Han originates from the [[Han Dynasty]]. ...ch can be roughly classified into seven large groups: Northern Mandarin ([[Beijing]]), Gan ([[Jiangxi]]), Hakka, Min ([[Fujian]]), Wu ([[Shanghai]]), Xiang ([
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• Pingju
  ...bei and the northeast. Its tunes, dialogue and acting are deeply rooted in people's lives, making it lively and easy to understand. Over the past decades pin
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• First Film Festival
  ...rs of the film industry in the People's Republic of [[China]], opened in [[Beijing]] on [[CIIC:Selected anniversaries/September 21, 2009|September 21]], 1989.
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• Ngapoi Ngawang Jigme
  ...government (During the period: Signed an accord with central government in Beijing on measures for peaceful liberation of Tibet as chief negotiator of Tibet l 1964-1965: Vice-chairman of Standing Committee of National People's Congress (NPC), and acting chairman of Preparatory Committee of Tibet Aut
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• Liang Sicheng
  ...ical gear and a wreath of wheat ears, signifying the revolutionary process from the [[May 4th Movement]] to the birth of a new country based on the unity o Liang was also known for his aggressive lobbying for protection of the old Beijing city walls, although his efforts were in vain. His works include ''A Histor
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• Mao Dun
  ...[Chinese Writers Association]]. On March 27, 1981, he died of illness in [[Beijing]]. [[Category:People from Zhejiang]]
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• Dagukou Fort
  ...the emplacement is considered one of the three treasures of Tianjin by its people. ...armies and citizens fought bravely against the invaders, and many Chinese people sacrificed their lives then. After the war, imperialist powers forced the Q
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• Zhang Shuguang
  ...inistry of Railways]] as well as its deputy chief engineer, stood trial in Beijing on September 10, 2013. He was charged with accepting more than 47 million y Born in December 1956, in Liyang of [[Jiangsu Province]], Zhang graduated from the Lanzhou Jiaotong University in 1982, majoring in vehicle engineering. H
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• Yang Mo
  '''Yang Mo''' ([[Chinese]]: 杨沫) was born on [[August 25]], [[1914]] in [[Beijing]], but traced her ancestral home to [[Hunan Province]]. She was originally ..., Yang worked with the information department of the Women's Federation of Beijing. She was transferred in 1952 to the scenario board of the Central Film Admi
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• Cao Xueqin Memorial Hall
  [[File:Cao Xueqing.jpg|thumb|right|Cao Xueqing]]The memorial hall is inside [[Beijing Botanic Garden]] at the foot of [[Fragrant Mountain]]. [[Cao Xueqin]] is Ch ...of red mansions. The exhibits include old fashioned square table for eight people, chests and trunks, porcelains and other religious wares, silver lock, hand
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• Jiaozhuanghu Memorial Hall of Tunnel Warfare Site
  In [[Jiaozhuanghu Village]] of [[Shunyi District]], northeast of [[Beijing]], there is a special place-[[Jiaozhuanghua Tunnel Warfare Site]]. In the [ The intelligent people in North China found a new way for struggles: [[Tunnel Warfare]]. Tunnel is
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• Qin Huohuo
  ...o work as text checker and backed to Hunnan to study in 2004. He came to [[Beijing]] in 2005 to work for Huayi Baichuang, a famous online marketing company. H ...[Ministry of Railways]], via Sina [[Weibo]], China's Twitter-like service, from 2012 to 2013.
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