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• CIIC:Today's featured article/January18, 2014
  [[file:"Naked officials" (双规).JPEG|thumb|left|250px|A cartoon about "naked officials" in China.]] ...n'''" ('''裸官''') literally means "naked official" and refers to government officials who have moved their spouses and children, as well as their financial asset
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August26, 2013
  [[File:chengguan.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Chengguan, local law enforcement officials.]] ...ernment agency established in every city in China, and the law enforcement officials. [[Chengguan|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/May 6, 2016
  [[File:chengguan.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Chengguan, local law enforcement officials.]] ...established in every city in the Chinese mainland, and the law enforcement officials. ([[Chengguan|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August 2, 2016
  [[File:chengguan.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Chengguan, local law enforcement officials.]] ...established in every city in the Chinese mainland, and the law enforcement officials. ([[Chengguan|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February 2, 2015
  [[File:chengguan.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Chengguan, local law enforcement officials.]] ...established in every city in the Chinese mainland, and the law enforcement officials. ([[Chengguan|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/July 15, 2015
  [[File:chengguan.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Chengguan, local law enforcement officials.]] ...established in every city in the Chinese mainland, and the law enforcement officials. ([[Chengguan|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/December 4, 2015
  [[File:chengguan.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Chengguan, local law enforcement officials.]] ...established in every city in the Chinese mainland, and the law enforcement officials. ([[Chengguan|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/May 22, 2013
  ...ern [[Heilongjiang Province]], is considered dark horse amongst government officials. [[Lu Hao|(More...)]]
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• Three public consumptions
  ...ovided by Minister of Finance [[Xie Xuren]] showed central departments and government-owned public institutions spent 9.47 billion yuan on the three items in 201 Meanwhile, many Chinese have accused the government of deliberately omitting information regarding its extravagant spending of
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• Reform on Government Vehicle Use
  ...on]] released a guideline on July 16, 2014 to reform the supply and use of government vehicles in an effort to cut hefty spending in the area amid mounting publi ...guideline, [[China]] will scrap the supply of vehicles for use in regular government affairs, while keeping those for special services such as intelligence comm
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/May 3
  ...l for the Far East began in Tokyo with 28 Japanese military and government officials accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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• Naked officials
  [[file:"Naked officials" (双规).JPEG|thumb|250px|A cartoon about "naked officials" in China.]] ...gn passports or permanent residence permits. It is believed that many such officials have been involved in corruption.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/December 29, 2015
  ...ti-corruption investigators adopt to question Party members and government officials who are suspected of wrong doings. The suspects are usually detained to mak
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• Hearing on railway ticket prices
  ...irty-three delegates representing customers, railway employees, government officials and scholars, as well as 30 audit representatives, participated in the meet
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• Chengguan
  [[File:chengguan.jpg|thumb|250px|Chengguan, local law enforcement officials.]] ...established in every city in the Chinese mainland, and the law enforcement officials.
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• Wuchang Uprising
  ...[[Hubei Province]], by revolutionaries in a modernized army formed by the government. It led to the [[Revolution of 1911]], which overthrew the [[Qing Dynasty]] ...evolted and the army took over the city in less than a day. The local Qing officials fled, and over the next two months, 15 southern provinces seceded in suppor
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• Official property declaration system
  ...ration system''' ('''官员财产申报制度''') is a measure to prevent corruption among officials. Verified in many countries due to its effective anti-corruption effect, it ...ngress passed The Ethics in Government Act of 1978, which required for all officials in administrative, judicial, and legislative branches to disclose the prope
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• Lai Changxing
  ...billion yuan of smuggling and embroiled dozens of high-ranking government officials. And Lai Changxing is the man behind all this. ...1990s, He rented a dock, built a large storehouse and bribed local customs officials to provide cover.
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• Islam in China
  ...ese Muslim soldiers, including some who were artisans and lower government officials, took Islam wherever they were garrisoned as peasant-soldiers. ...68), mosques were built all over the country and Muslims became government officials of various ranks. By decree of the Ming and [[Qing]] dynasties, Islam enjoy
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• Zhaoxin Stocks
  ...regional, prefecture and county branches were also set up with designated officials in charge. ...his words. They believed “should there be no return on the investment, the government would do nothing other than giving out empty titles or rewards.”
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• Shuanggui
  ...ti-corruption investigators adopt to question Party members and government officials who are suspected of wrong doings. The suspects are usually detained to mak ...evidence, which can make the case harder to prosecute. Finally, high level officials suspected of seriously breaking Party discipline and attempting to cover th
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• Hu Chunhua
  Executive Vice Chairman, Tibet Autonomous Region Government Executive Vice Chairman, Tibet Autonomous Region Government
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• System of Special Administrative Region
  ...cted or selected through consultation locally and appointed by the Central Government. ...efense affairs in the regions fall under the responsibility of the Central Government.
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• Special Administrative Regions
  ...ed or selected through consultation locally and appointed by the [[Central Government]]. ...efense affairs in the regions fall under the responsibility of the Central Government.
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• Chen Jining
  ...ronmental protection, though he is expected to be replaced. Ministry-level officials generally retire at age 65. Zhou was appointed in December 2005 as minister Ministers of central government departments generally double as Party chiefs at the ministries they serve.
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• The Eight Provisions
  ...s coverage should be refined. Activities and meetings by Central Committee officials should be selectively reported, based on the news necessity, value and soci ...ell as congratulatory letters, congratulatory messages and inscriptions by officials, unless they are in accordance with the central arrangements,
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• Edward Snowden
  ...Three months later, he wrote on that same forum that he might get a job in government service, perhaps involving China, but said it didn't seem like it would as ...with former US government officials Coleen Rowley and Thomas Drake, ex-US officials Jesselyn Raddack and Ray McGovern, and (second right) UK WikiLeaks journali
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• Command on Punishment of War Criminals
  ...ilitary officers, the Kuomintang headquarters or the Kuomintang government officials ordered their subordinates to conduct any one of the following heinous acts
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• National Stadium
  In 2002, government officials engaged architects worldwide in a design competition. Pritzker Prize-winnin
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• Beijing Review
  ...ons worldwide. Its readers include statesmen, business leaders, government officials, company executives, economists, researchers, scholars and white-collar wor
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• Lu Hao
  ...s widely regarded as a dark horse promoted to the high ranks of government officials. [[category: government officials]]
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• Wang Yang
  Took a continuing studies course for provincial- and ministerial-level officials at the Central Party School (Sep-Nov 2001) Took a continuing studies course for provincial- and ministerial-level officials at the Central Party School (Mar-May 1997)
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• Hide-and-seek
  The government formed a 15-member independent committee that included five netizens and th ...to death by three other inmates while playing hide-and-seek. Three senior officials were removed from their posts for dereliction of duty in connection with th
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• Yang Xiaodu
  Took a continuing studies course for provincial- and ministerial- level officials at the Central Party School (Nov 2013-Jan 2014) 1998-2001 Vice Chairman, Tibet Autonomous Regional Government
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• Lin Zexu
  ...nce. Superstition and blindness prevailed in Qing society, and many senior officials did not know even where Great Britain was located. ...ks and newspapers in his yamun, an official residence provided for Chinese officials. "On the World" (Sizhou Zhi) and "Foreigners' Thoughts on China" (Huaxia Yi
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• Monba
  ...and administer trading of salt and rice. Local officials appointed by the government were responsible for passing on orders, settling local disputes, and runnin ...d women of Monba origin are working as administrators at various levels of government.
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• Microblog
  ...log is becoming a popular communication tool even among China's government officials, scholars and celebrities. It can also turn ordinary people into stars over
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• Lei Zhengfu
  From August 1981 to December 1985, he was a government employee of the Changshou County's Cultural and Education Bureau, Sichuan P ...so enrolled at the Sichuan University in April 1984, majoring in Party and government affairs management
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• Li Xi
  Took a continuing studies course for prefectural- and director general-level officials at the Central Party School (Mar-Jul 2004) Chief, Section for Party and Government Officials, Organization Department, CPC Gansu Provincial Committee
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• National Auditing Office
  ...al auditing bodies to conduct auditing on the economic responsibilities of officials during their term of office, handle the appeal of reviews lodged by audited ...m department, financial auditing department, monetary auditing department, government administrations and institutions auditing department, economic and trade au
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• China Marine Surveillance
  ...nce with the law. Currently, CMS includes more than 10,000 law enforcement officials, 10 aircrafts, and more than 400 vessels including 27 vessels of 1,000-tonn ...is the first time that CMS ships have patrolled the area after the Chinese government announced on Sept. 10, 2012, the [http://wiki.china.org.cn/wiki/index.php/T
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• Moinba ethnic group
  ...and administer trading of salt and rice. Local officials appointed by the government were responsible for passing on orders, settling local disputes, and runni The three types of manorial lords – the Tibet local government, the nobility and the monastery – each possessed large areas of land, for
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• Luo Lang
  ...le's Heroes at the [[Tian'anmen Square]] in [[Beijing]], where the central government declared it the official national mourning music. "Mourning Music" was late All through the decades, this score has been played at funerals for both officials and common people all over China.
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• PRISM scandal
  ...by the United States National Security Agency (NSA) since 2007. PRISM is a government codename for a data collection effort known officially as US-984XN. ...ent would handle the case in accordance with established laws, if the U.S. government requests help.
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• Li Hongzhong
  Took a one-year training course for young and middle-aged officials at the Central Party School (1996-1997) ...puty Head, Documents Management Office, General Office, Shenyang Municipal Government, Liaoning Province
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• Huang Xing
  ...place on March 29. Over 100 revolutionists from the society attacked the government mansion of the Viceroy of Guangdong and Guangxi. Yet the uprising failed as ...nd of China’s last feudalist dynasty. In January 1912, the Nanjing Interim Government of the Republic of China (1911-1949) was set up and Huang was appointed as
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• Five policies and measures to regulate real estate market
  ...he stability of house prices. Municipalities under the auspices of central government, cities specifically designated in the State plan, and provincial capital c ...too rapidly, provincial-level governments should request that local-level officials implement purchase limitation measures, as well as enforce differential hou
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• Ye Jianying
  ...]]. He held many important offices in the [[Communist Party of China]] and government. ...ia in 1916 but returned home one year later and became a cadet of the Army Officials School in [[Yunnan]]. After graduation, he threw himself into the democrati
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• Jingdezhen
  ...1-1368) to the [[Qing Dynasty]] (1636-1911), central governments appointed officials to Jingdezhen to supervise the production of imperial porcelain. ...ramic History and Culture Zone, Gaoling-Yaoli Scenic Area, Fuliang Ancient Government Office, Hongyan Scenic Area, Deyu Ecological Garden and China Porcelain Gar
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• Guo Shengkun
  ...g Party Members Group Deputy Secretary, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Regional Government Took a continuing studies course for provincial- and ministerial-level officials at the Central Party School (Mar-May 2002)
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• National Audit Office
  The National Audit Office is a Central Government agency under the State Council, the supreme audit institution of China. ...enue and expenditure, financial revenue and expenditure of various Central Government organs, institutions and their subsidiaries, implementation of the budgets
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• Hui Liangyu
  ...incial Committee (attended correspondence courses for Party and government officials at the Provincial Party School between 1984 and 1987)
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• Zhou Zhenglong
  ...ion" by police. He confessed that all the photos were fake. Thirteen local officials involved were punished.
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• 10 Great Marshals of the PLA
  ...6) at [[Huairentang]], [[Zhongnanhai]], headquarter of the [[PRC's central government]], on [[September 27]], [[1955]]. [[Zhu De]], [[Peng Dehuai]], [[Lin Biao]] [[Category:army]][[Category:military ranks]][[Category:military officials]]
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• Communist Party of China
  ...ns that are adopted by the NPC. But the CPC does not take the place of the government in the state leadership system. It conducts activities within the framework ...C commissions for discipline inspection and supervisory departments of the government at various levels declined 10.9 percent.
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• Zhou Qiang
  ...on economic institutional reform organized especially for provincial-level officials at the Party School of the Central Committee of the [[CPC]]. [[category: government]]
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• South China Sea issue
  ...first appeared in "South Sea Islands Location Map” released by the Chinese government in February 1948. ...rritory, which resulted in France's eventual retreat. In 1946, the Chinese government, according to the "Cairo Declaration" and "Potsdam Proclamation," regained
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• Liu Tienan
  ...for the loan. His fraudulency was backed by a deputy general director, and government official, whose wife and son were working in Ni’s company. According to t That government official is now known to have been Liu and his wife Guo had been on the boa
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• Liang Guanglie
  ...ember 1987; attended an on-the-job training program for CPC and government officials at Henan University 1984-1986)
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• State Council
  ...[[autonomous regions]], and [[municipalities]] directly under the Central Government; ...vinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the [[Central Government]], and to approve the establishment and geographic division of autonomous p
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• Rui Chenggang
  ...by winning the country's top three TV awards, separately presented by the government, TV viewers, and NewWeekly, one of China's most influential magazines. ...stirred heated discussion online about the wasteful spending by government officials.
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• Xia Zunmian
  ...exam for Xiu Cai, the primary level of Chinese scholars ready to be court officials. ...ck of financial resources as he failed in applying for more loans from the government.
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• Chai Jing
  ...acked by data, field investigations at home and abroad and interviews with officials, scientists and the general public. ...the energy has been wasted in ill-performing steel factories which rely on government subsidy for survival, according to the film.
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• Macao
  By the decision of the Government the Pataca is linked to the [[Hong Kong dollar]] ([[HK$]]) which is accepte The Government of the People’s Republic of China resumed to exercise sovereignty over Ma
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• Li Qiang
  Took a one-year training course for young and middle-aged officials at the Central Party School (2001-2002) ...ding Party Members Group member, General Office of the Zhejiang Provincial Government
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• Hui ethnic group
  ...move or voluntarily migrated into China. As artisans, tradesmen, scholars, officials and religious leaders, they spread to many parts of the country and settled The Huihui scouts and a good number of Huihui aristocrats, officials, scholars and merchants sent eastward by the Mongols were quite active in C
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• Hani ethnic group
  ...1949, they kept records by carving notches on sticks. In 1957 the people's government helped them to create a script based on the Roman alphabet. ...were granted official posts. During the [[Qing Dynasty]] (1644-1911) court officials replaced the chieftains.
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• Chronicle of Sino-Canadian relations
  ...kun]], Vice Chairman of the [[Central Military Commission]], led a Chinese government delegation to visit Canada and held talks with Canadian Prime Minister Mart ...na, and in July he attended on invitation the ceremony for the transfer of government in [[Hong Kong]]. In November, at the invitation of Romeo LeBlanc, Governor
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• One Country, Two Systems
  ...ifferent circles of Taiwan may be appointed to senior posts in the Central Government and participate in the running of national affairs. ...handover, the Central Government has supported the chief executive and the government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region to administer the region in
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• Jin Liqun
  As one of the first government officials to be involved in international financial affairs since the reform and open
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• Terror in Xinjiang
  ...at a traffic junction and killed six policemen. They shot at the besieged government functionaries with submachine guns and pistols, and threw explosives and ha ...sed by terrorists to break into and smash the Prefectural Party Committee, government offices and public security bureau at Hotan.
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• Chang'an
  ...e. Work began in A.D. 587 and was speedily completed, the royal family and officials moving into the new palaces of the capital, named Daxing City, the followin ...eral main halls where emperors lived, conducted state affairs and received officials. The principal throne room was called Taiji Hall. To its north were the Lia
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• Chinese Dance
  ...mous music and dance composition much in vogue at the Tang court and among officials. As the Chinese theater developed in the Song and Yuan dynasties, dance gra ...development of dance was the introduction of European ballet. The Chinese government invited foreign ballet teachers to start a ballet class for advanced studen
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• Tongbai Gong of Southern Lineage
  ...hu and his Daoist monastic name Ziyang. He liked eating fish when he was a government official. One day, his servant sent him his meal while he was working at th During the Yongzheng reign period (1723-35) of the Qing Dynasty, local officials in Zhejiang Province were ordered to rebuild Tongbai Palace. Grand in scale
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• Boao Forum for Asia
  ...organization. It is the most prestigious and premier forum for leaders in government, business and academia in Asia and other continents to share visions on the ...ding, trust and cooperation among the countries of the region. The Chinese government would study the idea prudently and positively and would provide all necessa
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• Uygur ethnic group
  ...rn dynasties (220-581) the Western Reigon was a political dependent of the government in central China. The Wei, Western Jin, Earlier Liang (317-376), Earlier Qi ...istrative and military system under them, implemented effectively the Tang government's orders.
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• The History of Chinese Imperial Food
  ...o provided the service, civil officials who named the dishes, and protocol officials who drafted the dietary and culinary rules. Imperial food comprised the die In the late Shang Dynasty (16th century B.C. – 11th century B.C.), the government became corrupt and held lavish banquets and feasts in the palace. The follo
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• Tu
  ...years to exploit their people. It was only in 1931 that the [[Kuomintang]] government formally abolished the headman system. The displaced headmen were, however, ...ed in their liberation with great jubilation. With the help of the central government in Beijing, they did away with the reactionary social system and set up an
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• Lisu ethnic group
  During the 1820s, the [[Qing]] government sent officials to Lijiang, Yongsheng and Huaping, areas where the Lisus lived in compact c ...lation were tortured to death in the 10 years prior to liberation by local officials, chieftains, headmen or landlords. The Lisus also suffered exorbitant taxes
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• Tu ethnic group
  ...ree years to exploit their people. It was only in 1931 that the Kuomintang government formally abolished the headman system. The displaced headmen were, however, ...ed in their liberation with great jubilation. With the help of the central government in [[Beijing]], they did away with the reactionary social system and set up
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• Manchu and Han Banquet
  ...chu and Han banquet''' was introduced during Emperor Kangxi's reign at the government house and official residence of the upper strata. The Manchu and Han banque ...and variety and quantity of the dishes, fruits, and alcoholic drinks. All officials had to wear their official robes and string of 108 beads typically made of
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• Xibe ethnic group
  ...dured starvation, drought, diseases and difficulties brought about by Qing officials, big and small, who embezzled army provisions and goaded them on. This was ...ad to reclaim wasteland and cut irrigation ditches without the help of the government. They first repaired an old canal and reclaimed 667 hectares of land. With
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• Tibetan ethnic group
  ...th century brought the divided Tibet under the unified rule of the central government. It set up an institution called Xuanzhengyuan (or political council) and p ...ginning of the central authorities' overall control of Tibet by appointing officials and instituting the administrative system there.
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• Tibetan
  ...th century brought the divided Tibet under the unified rule of the central government. It set up an institution called Xuanzhengyuan (or political council) and p ...ginning of the central authorities' overall control of Tibet by appointing officials and instituting the administrative system there.
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• People's Congress System
  ...functions and powers: legislation, supervision, appointment and removal of officials, and making decisions on major issues. These functions are a major reflecti ...ovinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government, decide on the establishment of special administrative regions and the syst
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• Jingpo ethnic group
  ...of writing was not widely used, however. After 1949, with the help of the government, the Jingpo people have started publishing newspapers, periodicals and book ...local ethnic minority institutes have trained group after group of Jingpo officials and professionals.
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• Judicial system
  ...nment) and districts in the four municipalities directly under the central government (hereinafter referred to as "municipalities"). Their responsibilities inclu ...on of the state; participate in illegal organizations; participate in anti-government gatherings, demonstrations and protests; participate in strikes; embezzle o
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• Yi ethnic group
  ...ointing hereditary headmen and confirmed the appointment of administrative officials. This enhanced its direct rule over the Yi areas, hastened the disintegrati ...), the struggles waged by the Yis and other nationalities against the Qing government lasted more than a decade.
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• Three Kingdoms
  ...d hard to develop agricultural production in Sichuan. He appointed special officials in charge of the ancient Dujiangyan ([[Dujiang Weir]]) and had many more wa ..., his sons, Sima Shi and Sima Zhao, successively held the reins of the Wei government, relegating the Wei emperor to the status of a figurehead.
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• Tibet
  ...alignment. Muzong, then Emperor of the Tang Dynasty, appointed his senior officials to hold a grand alignment ceremony in the western suburb of Chang'an. In th ...be responsible for the nation's Buddhist affairs and Tibet's military and government affairs. In 1288, it was renamed [[Xuanzheng Yuan]]. The Prime Minister usu
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• Naxi ethnic group
  ...eligious classics. However, they were difficult to master, and in 1957 the government helped the Naxi design an alphabetic script. Over the past few hundred year ...editary local chieftains in the Lijiang area began to be replaced by court officials and the hereditary chieftain surnamed Mu thus became the local administrato
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• Supreme People's Procuratorate
  ...vinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the [[Central Government]] and propose to the [[Standing Committee]] of the [[National People's Cong :20. To exercise administration over officials of prosecuting organs and those in subordinate institutions; to review and
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• Manchu ethnic group
  ...ers, was placed directly under the Ming court. While strengthening central government control over northeast China, these establishments aided the economic and c ...late important works of the Han people into their own language. Along with government documents, such great works as The Three Kingdoms, The Western Chamber, A D
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