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− | [[1929]]: Pei Wenzhong discovered the '''[[Peking Man skull|skull of the "Peking Man"]]'''. | + | [[1929]]: Pei Wenzhong discovered the '''[[Peking Man skull|skull of the "Peking Man"]]'''. |
− | [[1975]]: Chairman [[Mao Zedong]] met with US President Gerald Ford. | + | [[1975]]: Chairman [[Mao Zedong]] met with US President Gerald Ford. |
− | [[1988]]: Chinese recorded the '''[[ | + | [[1988]]: Chinese recorded the '''[[Fastest climb of Vinson Massif]]'''. |
− | [[1999]]: High-level International Ozone Protection Conference opened in [[Beijing]], being the largest-scale international environmental conference hosted by [[China]] to date. | + | [[1999]]: High-level International Ozone Protection Conference opened in [[Beijing]], being the largest-scale international environmental conference hosted by [[China]] to date. |
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+ | [[2013]]: China's lunar probe [[Chang'e 3]] was launched successfully with its first moon rover aboard from [[Xichang Satellite Launch Center]] in southwest China's [[Sichuan Province]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:00, 2 December 2013
1929: Pei Wenzhong discovered the skull of the "Peking Man".
1975: Chairman Mao Zedong met with US President Gerald Ford.
1988: Chinese recorded the Fastest climb of Vinson Massif.
1999: High-level International Ozone Protection Conference opened in Beijing, being the largest-scale international environmental conference hosted by China to date.
2013: China's lunar probe Chang'e 3 was launched successfully with its first moon rover aboard from Xichang Satellite Launch Center in southwest China's Sichuan Province.