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• Bangladesh Pavilion in 2010 Shanghai Expo
  ...traditional Bangladeshi patterns. A small sculpture, pictures of new urban areas, and models of traditional architecture symbolize the dialogue between trad
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• Lanzhou New Area
  [[file:Lanzhou New Area.JPEG|thumb|260px|The Lanzhou New Area in Gansu Province.]] ...oushan in [[Zhejiang Province]], Lanzhou New Area is the first state-level new area in the northwest of China.
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• Taohuawu New Year Pictures of Suzhou
  ...ivid yet elegant pink and pinkish green embodied the strong folk flavor of areas south of the lower reaches of the [[Yangtze River]]. The subjects refer to
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• Double Ten Agreement
  ...-war Chinese armed forces; 10) Issues on the local government in liberated areas; 11) Issue on traitors and puppet governments; and 12) Issue of surrender. ...of the [[Communist Party of China]] and its armed forces in the liberated areas.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 2, 2010
  ...the [[post-80s]], who were born in an era when the old conflicts with the new, the post-90s live in a comfortable environment in which [[China]]’s econ
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/March 10, 2018
  ...the [[post-80s]], who were born in an era when the old conflicts with the new, the post-90s live in a comfortable environment in which [[China]]’s econ
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/March 17, 2017
  ...the [[post-80s]], who were born in an era when the old conflicts with the new, the post-90s live in a comfortable environment in which [[China]]’s econ
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• 12th Five-Year Plan
  ...erseas and domestic experts anticipate the new plan to focus more on rural areas, where development lags far behind the big cities. In addition to urban-ru
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• The 12th Five-Year Plan
  ...e for the country’s economic and social development from 2011 to 2015. The new five-year plan aims to balance the world’s fastest growing economy and na ...erseas and domestic experts anticipate the new plan to focus more on rural areas, where development lags far behind the big cities.
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• Plan 863
  ...chnical areas – biology, space, information, laser, automation, energy and new materials. Nearly 10, 000 technicians from 500 institutes were organized to
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• China Printing Museum
  ...equipment exhibits. The museum also contains three specialized exhibition areas. ...equipment, which combines exhibits with marketing, are displays of China's new achievements in pre-printing technology, and exhibits of the latest pre-pri
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• CPPCC members
  ...m all areas and all walks of life.JPEG|thumb|310px| CPPCC members from all areas and all walks of life.]] CPPCC members are personages who represent all areas and sectors of society in China, have social influence and are capable of p
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• Amy Chua
  ...g Free Market Democracy Breeds Ethnic Hatred and Global Instability'', a ''New York Times'' bestseller, was selected by both ''The Economist'' and the U.K At Yale Law School, Amy teaches in the areas of contracts, law and development, international business transactions, and
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• Post-90s
  ...the [[post-80s]], who were born in an era when the old conflicts with the new, the post-90s live in a comfortable environment in which [[China]]’s econ
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• China Sports Museum
  ...e sports cause and the glorious achievements in the construction of sports areas for the public. ...ticipation in modern [[Olympic Games]] and the development of athletics in New China are on display in the fourth exhibition hall.
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• People's Liberation Army
  ...inistration was set up and equality between officers and men achieved. The new people's army thus had a political, ideological and organizational foundati ...Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army had risen to 300,000. Several base areas centering on the Central Base Area in Jiangxi Province were established, wi
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• Hukou
  Nowadays with mass migration of the population from rural areas to cities, the ''hukou'' system has become outdated and perpetuates great u ...he central government, will take effect immediately and aim to establish a new hukou system by 2020, Huang Ming, vice-minister of public security, said on
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• Third Plenum
  ...hat economic development be put before class struggle as key tasks for the new period, starting up economic reforms under the name of "developing [[Social ...hich marks the beginning of urban reform following the reform in the rural areas.
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• Jiu San Society
  ...lamation of the [[People's Republic of China]]. After the establishment of New China, Jiu San Society took the Common Program of the CPPCC as its own poli ...the time, and fights tirelessly to achieve China’s magnanimous goal in the new century.
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• Ai Wu
  ...f these works reflect the miserable plight of laboring people in the rural areas. Later, his style turned from romanticism to realism. ...Steel Works as its background, the novel describes the industrial life of New China in colorful detail. Soon after the novel's publication, Ai Wu joined
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• The Ninth China (Beijing) International Garden Exposition
  ...ed by the Beijing Municipality to speed up the development of its southern areas. The goal was to restore the polluted land and convert it into an eco-frien The gardens, created from new materials, recycled water, solar and wind energy, are supposed to be an edu
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• The He Yang & Wu Qian Modern Art Gallery
  ...ic botany is obvious. In the early 1990s He Yang established the genre of "New-Thematicism," which takes in China's ancient culture as well as absorbing a ...never before exhibited, and the second floor is mainly for the display of new works.
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• An Bo
  ...the content of the new era and the new life of the people in the liberated areas into this traditional folk art form. The ''yangko'' opera had a big impact
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• Primi
  ...mis were living in Sichuan’s Yuexi, Mianning, Hanyuan, Jiulong and Shimian areas, constituting one of the major ethnic minorities in the Xichang Prefecture. ...ly of the Chinese-Tibetan system. Although Primis in the Muli and Ninglang areas once wrote with Tibetan characters, this was mainly for religious purposes.
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• Pumi ethnic group
  ...mis were living in Sichuan's Yuexi, Mianning, Hanyuan, Jiulong and Shimian areas, constituting one of the major ethnic minorities in the Xichang Prefecture. ...ily of the Chinese-Tibetan system. Although Pumis in the Muli and Ninglang areas once wrote with Tibetan characters, this was mainly for religious purposes.
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• Qian Weichang
  Qian’s scientific works from 1935-1997 covered a large number of important areas in applied mathematics. He made outstanding contributions on the intrinsic ...nt conditions of all kinds of variational problems, and thus established a new variational functional, finally changing the max.-min. ordinary variational
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• Five policies and measures to regulate real estate market
  ...intaining basic price stability. They must also compile and publish annual new commercial house price control targets and establish an effective system of ...differential housing credit policies and expand the range of experimental areas for individual housing property tax reform. An individual income tax of 20
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• Zhang Xin (张欣)
  ...ng. Her highly paid jobs enabled her to enjoy a moderately wealthy life in New York. In addition to the landmark skyscrapers in urban areas, Zhang created a community at the foot of the Great Wall with the participa
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• Zhao Shiyan
  ...st published in 1915 by Chen Duxiu, Zhao became an active supporter of the New Cultural Movement, a bourgeoisie campaign calling for the spread of science ...armed workers to victory against the warlords’ armies in the non-colonial areas of the city. It was an important contribution to the Northern Expedition Ar
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• Tujia ethnic group
  ...ture]] and some counties in southeastern Hunan and western Hubei. In these areas, the climate is mild but rainy, and the land is well-forested. About 20,000-30,000 people living in remote areas such as Longshan speak Tujia, a language which is similar to that spoken by
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• Cui Tiankai
  '''Cui Tiankai''' ('''崔天凯''') has been appointed as China's new ambassador to the United States in April, 2013. President [[Xi Jinping]] ma 1969-1974 "Educated urban youth in the rural areas", Aihui County, Heilongjiang
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• Hutong
  ...ynastic heyday, the emperors planned the city and arranged the residential areas according to the etiquette systems of the [[Zhou Dynasty]] (1027 - 256 BC). ...an end. The traditional arrangement of the hutongs was also affected. Many new hutongs, built haphazardly and with no apparent plan, began to appear on th
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• Moinba ethnic group
  ...et local government, the nobility and the monastery – each possessed large areas of land, forests, pastures and other means of production, while the Moinbas ...labor. The dudchhung were mostly immigrants from central Tibet and border areas, and were at the bottom of the social ladder. They were the poorest and mos
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• Lhoba ethnic group
  ...ced to live in forests and mountains. They were not allowed to leave their areas without permission and were forbidden to do business with other ethnic grou ...ly were serfs, got land, farm implements and draught animals. They began a new life since the democratic reform carried out in Tibet after 1959 when the c
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• Li Lisan
  ...[[Liu Shaoqi]], greatly prompted nationwide labor activities, including in areas such as [[Jiangxi]] province and Hunan province. Li made great contribution ...n of Trade Unions]]. Li made great achievements to the labor activities of new China under the guidelines of the Central Committee. He spared no efforts i
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• 11th Five-Year Plan
  ...di-care system up from 23.5 percent in 2005 to over 80 percent in 2010; 4) New jobs created for urban residents reaching 45 million in five years; 5) The == Major Projects to Be Undertaken for Building a New Countryside in 2006-2010 ==
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• Project Hope
  ...untry, faces a shortage of education funds, especially in poverty-stricken areas. More than 30 million children between the ages of 6-14 are unable to atten ...after, the committee responded to the severe situation in poverty-stricken areas by establishing the China Youth Development Foundation on Oct. 30, 1989, in
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• Suzhou Gardens
  ...e attached. Paths invited residents and their guests to wander, offering a new view at every bend; pavilions, gazebos or simple seats offered comfortable ...esentative of the [[Ming]]- and [[Qing]]-dynasty landscape architecture in areas south of the lower reaches of the [[Yangtze]] River. In fact, it was the pe
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• Mulam ethnic group
  In the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) the Mulam areas were divided into "Li," under which were "Dongs" – units of ten household Prior to the founding of the People’s Republic of China, land in the Mulam areas was heavily concentrated in the hands of the rich landlords, especially the
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• 4G
  Moreover, the 4G network can be deployed in areas where DSL and cable modems are not covered and can then be further extended ...Term Evolution Advanced) is essentially an enhancement to LTE. It is not a new technology, but rather an improvement on the existing LTE network. This upg
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• Blang ethnic group
  ...ghboring Lincang and Simao prefectures. All the Blangs inhabit mountainous areas 1,500-2,000 meters above sea level. The Blangs in Xishuangbanna have always ...rting dance called the "circle dance." For the Blangs in the Mujiang area, New Year's Day and weddings are occasions for dancing and singing, often lastin
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• Shanghai Cooperation Organization
  ...n; and moving towards the establishment of a democratic, fair and rational new international political and economic order. ...discuss the organisation's multilateral cooperation strategy and priority areas, to resolve current important economic and other cooperation issues, and al
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• Va ethnic group
  ...re the main places where the Va people live in compact communities. In the areas where the Va people live, there are also Hans, Yis, Dais, Hanis, Lahus, Jin ...ral hundred years and embrace 300 to 400 households. When a family built a new house, others came to help and presented timber and straw as gifts. General
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• Gin
  ...roups. Together with the Hans and Zhuangs there, they developed the border areas and sealed close relations in their joint endeavors over the centuries. ...Taoism, with a few followers of Catholicism. They also celebrate the Lunar New Year – Spring Festival – and the Pure Brightness Festival, the Dragon B
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• Rice Culture of China
  ..., fishing, and fruit collecting, happened to leave some seeds in low-lying areas. Later, these people began developing the land, making it more suitable for ...e of a better harvest and higher status in the New Year. The cakes and the New Year’s dinner symbolize people’s wishes for a better future.
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• Jing ethnic group
  ...der to shoulder with the Hans and Zhuangs there, they developed the border areas together and sealed close relations in their joint endeavors over the centu ..., with a few followers of [[Catholicism]]. They also celebrate the [[Lunar New Year]] – [[Spring Festival]] – and the Pure Brightness Festival, the [[
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• Li Xiannian
  ...Hubei]]-[[Henan]]-[[Anhui]] and [[Sichuan]]-[[Shaanxi]] revolutionary base areas. ...he served as commander and political commissar of the 5th Division of the New Fourth Army. In January 1943 he served as secretary of the Henan-Hubei Bord
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• One Foundation
  ...nth=1 big family". In amassing public donation to impoverished or disaster areas, the One Foundation is exploring a way for Non-Governmental Organizations ( ...n, as a result of China’s ongoing reform of civil affairs system, marked a new era for domestic NGOs, which plan to run charity affairs independently in t
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• Gelo ethnic group
  In the mountain areas, the Gelos eat mostly maize, while in the flatlands, they eat wheat, rice, ...le, the third brandishing a sword, and all singing as they dance. In other areas, mourners sing in front of the coffin; family members of the deceased serve
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• Jixi
  ...Hulin in summer. Xinkai Lake and the Wushuli River with Zhenbao Island are areas of famous natural beauty. During the New Year and the Spring Festival, Jixi holds the Ice Lamp Exhibition, the Yangg
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• Qiang ethnic group
  ...iang ethnic minority has a population of 306,072 who mostly dwell in hilly areas, crisscrossed by rivers and streams, in the Maowen Qiang Autonomous Prefect ...ies down to the Ming Dynasty all had political units in the Qiang-occupied areas. In the early Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), the system of appointing local here
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• China's Central Economic Work Conference
  ...; focus more on boosting rural economy and promoting the construction of a new socialist countryside; push forward the optimization of the economy's indus ...omote the development of sectors concerning agriculture, farmers and rural areas; promote innovation and adjustment of the industrial structure to build an
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• Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
  '''Xinjiang''' is one of the nation's five major grazing areas with 48 million hectares of natural grasslands and 666,700 hectares of manm ...ovement · 58 dust control areas (352 square kilometers) · 39 noise control areas (315 square kilometers)
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• Lunar New Year's Eve
  ...pictures, hangings, and images of the Door God, and everyone dresses up in new holiday clothes that are decorated with lucky patterns and auspicious color ...here peace in the world. Now, people stay up all night and burn incense on New Year's Eve, entreating the Emperor Star to descend to earth and protect the
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• Miao ethnic group
  ...vince. Most of them live in tightly-knit communities, with a few living in areas inhabited by several other ethnic groups. On the [[Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau]] and in some remote mountainous areas, Miao villages are comprised of a few families, and are scattered on mounta
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• She ethnic group
  In some areas, women wear shorts year-round. When they do so, they wrap their legs and we In their new homes, the Shes were ruled by the central government for the first time in
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• Naxi ethnic group
  ...]] mountain ranges, have a complicated terrain. There are cold mountainous areas, uplands, basins, rivers and valleys, averaging 2,700 meters above sea leve ...orces, buying, selling and renting of land began to take place in the Naxi areas, marking the beginning of a landlord economy.
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• Monba
  ...labor. The dudchhung were mostly immigrants from central Tibet and border areas, and were at the bottom of the social ladder. They had to pay heavy taxes a New life
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• Gelao
  In the mountain areas, the Gelaos eat mostly maize, while in the flatlands, they eat wheat, rice, ...Han traditions, but some practices differ. At Spring Festival – the Lunar New Year – Gelaos offer a huge rice cake to their ancestors and after it is m
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• Nu ethnic group
  ...dwelling and set up a new household with some of the family property. The new family, however, still retained a cooperative relationship with the parenta == New life ==
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• CPC primary organization
  Primary Party organizations are formed in enterprises, rural areas, government organs, schools, research institutes, communities, social organ ...Party membership, attend to the routine work concerning the recruitment of new members and attach great importance to recruiting Party members from among
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• Apartments for group of renters
  ...c resources, such as elevators, water and wireless network, in residential areas. ...de amendments to the 2005 version of the Provisional Landlord Regulations. New regulations for the shared rental of apartments stated that each private ap
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• Jingpo ethnic group
  The Jingpos mainly inhabit tree-covered mountainous areas some 1,500 meters above sea level, where the climate is warm. Countless sna ...notching wood or tying knots. Calculation was done by counting beans. The new system of writing was not widely used, however. After 1949, with the help o
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• The Peony Pavilion
  ...still perform regularly. They not only stage the great classics and create new ones, but they also make imaginative adaptations of some of those time-hono ...invited to revive ''The Peony Pavilion'' and present it in its entirety at New York's Lincoln Center.
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• Lisu ethnic group
  The Lisu language belongs to the Chinese-Tibetan language family. In 1957, a new alphabetic script was created for the Lisu people. ...the [[Qing]] government sent officials to Lijiang, Yongsheng and Huaping, areas where the Lisus lived in compact communities, to replace Naxi and Bai hered
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• Tu ethnic group
  '''Major areas of distribution''': [[Gansu]] and [[Qinghai]] ...m the Tibetan language, while a good portion of everyday words, as well as new terms and phrases, come from the Han language, which has long been the medi
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• Zhang Xin
  ...ng. Her highly paid jobs enabled her to enjoy a moderately wealthy life in New York. In addition to the landmark skyscrapers in urban areas, Zhang created a community at the foot of the Great Wall with the participa
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• Chinese Film
  In the areas under the leadership of the [[Chinese Communist Party]], the [[Yan'an Film ...44 documentary and newsreels films. Outstanding feature films were ''[[The New Year's Sacrifice]]'', ''[[The Battle of Sangkumryung Ridge]]'', ''[[Lin Zex
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• Tu
  ...e [[Tibetan]] language, while a good portion of everyday words, as well as new terms and phrases, come from the [[Han]] language, which has long been the ...betan]] name for the nomadic herdsmen who lived in northern Tibet and vast areas north of Tibet (or north of the [[Yellow River]], according to a different
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• Shui ethnic group
  The areas in which the Shuis live are a land of plenty, abounding in fish and rice. W ...endar of their own which takes the ninth lunar month as the beginning of a new year, and their biggest festival is the "duan" holiday which is celebrated
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• Derung
  The traditional ke’eng long house – made of logs in the northern areas and of bamboo further south – is made up of a large, oblong room which se ...irits. Shamans, and sometimes the kashan, performed such rites. The Derung New Year falls in December of the lunar calendar. The exact dates are not fixed
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• Korean ethnic group
  '''Major areas of distribution''': [[Jilin]], [[Liaoning]] and [[Heilongjiang]] ...sites. Traditional festivals are celebrated heartily, especially the Lunar New Year, and the Mid-Autumn Festival. Other occasions for merriment are the 10
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• Hengqin
  ..., which is no more than 200 meters away, the island has been selected as a New Area in order to enhance economic ties with Hong Kong and Macao. The Hengqin New Area was officially established on Dec. 16, 2009. In the ensuing years, it
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• Qinghai-Tibet Railway
  ...ilometer-long line from Golmud to Nanshankou and laying 1110 kilometers of new track. ...ero and the air oxygen content is only 50 to 60 percent of that in lowland areas. These locations were described as the "forbidden zone" for human life due
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• Li ethnic group
  ...ibetan language family. But many of them now speak the Chinese language. A new romanized script was created for the Li ethnic group in 1957 with governmen The Tang Dynasty (618-907) further strengthened central control over the Li areas by setting up five prefectures which consisted of 22 counties. In the Song
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• Mongolian ethnic group
  '''Major areas of distribution''': [[Inner Mongolia]], [[Liaoning]], [[Jilin]], [[Heilongj ...gols settled in the upper reaches of the Onon, Kerulen and Tula rivers and areas east of the Kentey Mountains in the 12th century. Later, their offshoots gr
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• Dong ethnic group
  ...these towers, and the Dong people gather there to dance and make merry on New Year's Day. The drum tower of Gaozhen Village in Guizhou Province is especi A typical Dong diet consists mainly of rice. In the mountainous areas, glutinous rice is eaten with peppers and pickled vegetables. Home-woven cl
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• Zhu De
  ...l used by warlords to struggle for power and wealth, which led him to find new way to save his country and people. ...Zhu continued to lead the [[Red Army]] and broaden the revolutionary base areas. Later that year, he married [[Kang Keqing]], with whom he spent the rest o
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• Ewenki ethnic group
  '''Major areas of distribution''': [[Inner Mongolia]] and [[Heilongjiang]] ...ic group of the Altai language family. Mongolian is spoken in the pastoral areas while the Han language is used in agricultural regions. The Ewenki Autonomo
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• Dongxiang ethnic group
  '''Major areas of distribution''': [[Gansu]] and [[Xinjiang]] ...ms in the Dongxiang area were then divided into three sects – the Old, the New and the Emerging sects. Carrying out a "divide and rule" policy, the ruling
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• Xibe ethnic group
  '''Major areas of distribution''': [[Xinjiang]], [[Jilin]] and [[Liaoning]] ...been used as an official language by the organs of power in the autonomous areas.
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• Hui ethnic group
  '''Major areas of distribution''': [[Ningxia]], [[Gansu]], [[Henan]], [[Hebei]], [[Qinghai ...livestock while maintaining combat readiness. They founded settlements in areas in today's Gansu, Henan, Shandong, Hebei and Yunnan provinces and the Ningx
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• Daur ethnic group
  '''Major areas of distribution''': [[Inner Mongolia]], [[Heilongjiang]] and [[Xinjiang]] ...the presence of the brothers-in-law and their families, who send gifts to new-born children.
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• Tajik ethnic group
  ...live in compact communities in Taxkorgan, and the rest are scattered over areas in southern Xinjiang, including Shache, Zepu, Yecheng and Pishan. The Tajik The Tajik spring festival, which falls in March, marks the beginning of a new year, which is the most important occasion for the Tajik people. Every fami
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• Jin Liqun
  ...In the senior high school, Jin indulged in the third edition of Webster's New World Dictionary, a rare tome in schools at that time, and read publication The AIIB aims to finance infrastructure in Asia. This is one of Jin's areas of expertise. During his five years at ADB, his worked to alleviate poverty
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• De'ang ethnic group
  ...r with the [[Jingpos]], [[Hans]], [[Lisus]] and [[Vas]] in the mountainous areas. And a small number of them have their homes in villages on flatland people In the mountainous areas of Gaoligong and Nushan ranges in western Yunnan Province, the De'ang peopl
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• Salar ethnic group
  '''Major areas of distribution''': [[Qinghai]], [[Gansu]] and [[Xinjiang]] ...art since 1949. The Salars now sing to express their rejoicing over their new life. Amateur theatrical troupes, and song and dance groups are flourishing
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• Chronicle of Sino-Indian relations
  == IV. The new phase == ...laration containing a ten-pronged strategy to intensify cooperation in all areas and give greater meaning to the China-India Strategic and Cooperative Partn
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• Shamanism
  ...tributes and functions, and take charge of their own business in their own areas. Most of them have relatively equal status, with little or no subordinates, ...ucted under three circumstances: for curing the sickness, for teaching the new Shaman and for holding the worship ceremony.
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• Ancient bells
  ...ving audience to his senior officials on the New Year' s Day. On the lunar New Year' s Day, when the clepsydra had not shown the seventh mark for the nigh ...also followed the shape of the Buddhist bell. The designs of bells in the areas inhabited by ethnic' groups had distinctive ethnic features, such as bell
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• Yi ethnic group
  ...es away" in the Yi area. This is the primary reason why the Yis in various areas are so different from one another in the ways they make a living. ...aluminum, manganese, antimony and zinc. Vast forests stretch across the Yi areas, where Yunnan pine, masson pine, dragon spruce, Chinese pine and other timb
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• China
  ...le to take note of such astronomical phenomena as comets, [[sunspots]] and new stars were all Chinese. It was also the Chinese who produced the most advan ...ason to believe that a more prosperous and stronger China will surely make new contributions to the civilization of mankind.
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• Drung ethnic group
  The traditional ke'eng long house – made of logs in the northern areas and of bamboo further south – is made up of a large, oblong room which se ...pirits. Shamans, and sometimes the kashan, performed such rites. The Drung New Year falls in December of the lunar calendar. The exact dates are not fixed
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• Hunan
  ...667 km wide and 774 km long. As an inland province adjacent to the coastal areas, Hunan has an area of 211,800 sq km, 2.2% of the national total, ranking 11 ...t time and ranked top ten in China. A prosperous, stable and harmonious of new Hunan is taking a lead in rising.
  29 KB (4,261 words) - 23:45, 20 December 2011
• Sui
  ...endar of their own which takes the ninth lunar month as the beginning of a new year, and their biggest festival is the "duan" holiday which is celebrated ...s plundered the rich natural resources, while big landowners annexed large areas of farmland. Usury, hired labor and high land rent took farmers of 60 to 70
  8 KB (1,300 words) - 10:27, 11 June 2010
• Zhuang ethnic group
  ...ion, which is nearly the size of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_zealand New Zealand]. The rest have settled in Yunnan, Guangdong, Guizhou and Hunan pro The Zhuang areas first came under the administration of China's central authority 2,000 year
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• Daqing
  ...ang Province or, rather, the central part of the Songnen Plain.Daqing is a new rising industrial city very vital to China and well-known in the world for ...r-increasing in amount and an obvious improving in quality has opened up a new prospect, It came out to an increment of RMB 11.33 billion in 2002, 12.7 pe
  11 KB (1,756 words) - 08:28, 13 July 2009
• Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression
  ...n defeated, many more Japanese divisions would have been deployed to other areas and they would have been able to occupy Australia] and India immediately wi ...ar indication that the Allies relied heavily on China. Because of this, on New Year's Day, 1942, the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union united wi
  20 KB (3,082 words) - 06:09, 31 August 2015
• Gaoshan ethnic group
  ...total, according to 2001 statistics. The majority of them live in mountain areas and the flat valleys running along the east coast of Taiwan Island, and on ...nts, leggings and turbans decorated with laces, shells and stones. In some areas, vests are delicately woven with rattan and coconut bark. Women wear short
  12 KB (1,968 words) - 02:07, 26 May 2009
• Buddhist Organizations
  ...or instance, the Constitution adopted at the Sixth National Congress added new tasks to the association’s original goal, saying, “The goal of this ass ...monastic lifestyle.” That is to say, to cultivate oneself without learning new things can lead one astray, and to be immersed in studies without self-cult
  12 KB (1,839 words) - 02:15, 25 May 2010

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