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  • ...ow seas, '''Dalian''' ('''大连''') is one of China's most vibrant and modern cities. [[Category: Cities]][[Category: Port Cities]][[Category: Liaoning Cities]]
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  • ...span>] has always been one of the most famous and important [[Chinese port cities]]. ...ackground:none!important; text-decoration:none;">weight loss pills</span>] cities in terms of trade and commerce.
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  • ...言》). They vowed to join together to contribute to the bright future of big cities, and to work to promote friendship and world peace in the 21st century. ...o the prosperity and development of the world. However, the development of cities also presents tremendous challenges, such as shortages of natural resources
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  • ...with the exhibits, settings and multimedia installations, the sight of 11 cities are racily showed. Visitors will have a vivid view of city dwellers' life a
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  • ...icipalities directly under the central government, and sub-branches in all cities and regions open to foreign tourists.
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  • ...nuous flow of the workforce migrating from small villages and towns to big cities such as [[Beijing]], [[Shanghai]] and [[Guangzhou]]. ([[Elderly migrant|Mor
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  • ...nuous flow of the workforce migrating from small villages and towns to big cities such as [[Beijing]], [[Shanghai]] and [[Guangzhou]]. ([[Elderly migrant|Mor
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  • ...nuous flow of the workforce migrating from small villages and towns to big cities such as [[Beijing]], [[Shanghai]] and [[Guangzhou]]. ([[Elderly migrant|Mor
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  • ...three major characteristics. First, buildings are randomly built. Second, cities look like concrete jungles. The layouts are far from being coordinated with Qi said the buildings in big Chinese cities are now against the ancient principle that encourages the use of materials
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  • ...that cities are linked to nature and people should be able to travel from cities to nature easily.
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  • [[Category:Cities]] [[Category:Port cities]]
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  • [[1980]]: New York and [[Beijing]] became sister cities.
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  • [[Category:Cities]] [[Category:port cities]]
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  • [[1979]]: [[Beijing]] and Tokyo became sister cities.
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  • ...iāo Zú Lǎo Rén) refer to senior citizens who leave their hometowns for big cities to reunite with their children. [[Elderly migrant|(More...)]]
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  • ...ually residing in rural areas with their parents seeking employment in the cities. ([http://wiki.china.org.cn/wiki/index.php/Left-behind_children More...])
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  • ...ually residing in rural areas with their parents seeking employment in the cities. ([http://wiki.china.org.cn/wiki/index.php/Left-behind_children More...])
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  • ...ually residing in rural areas with their parents seeking employment in the cities. ([http://wiki.china.org.cn/wiki/index.php/Left-behind_children More...])
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  • '''Peacock Women''' is a popular term for the young women who grew up in big cities and have experienced few troubles in life. [[Peacock women|(More...)]]
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  • ...' is a popular term for men who grew up in small villages and moved to big cities under great efforts. [[Phoenix men|(More...)]]
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  • [[China]] has 120 million rural laborers working in cities and the figure is likely to reach 300 million by 2020. At least one-third o
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  • [[China]] has 120 million rural laborers working in cities and the figure is likely to reach 300 million by 2020. At least one-third o
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  • ...nuous flow of the workforce migrating from small villages and towns to big cities such as [[Beijing]], [[Shanghai]] and [[Guangzhou]]. ...tity cards because their residential permits are not registered in the big cities and face problems with their health-care accounts, which are funded in thei
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  • ...was an important military town. Now it is one of China's heavy industrial cities and accounts for more than half the national coal mining output. [[Category:Cities]]
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  • ...were born in the 1980s and now live in the underdeveloped suburbs of major cities in [[China]]. [[Ant Tribe|(More...)]]
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  • ...c and foreign airlines, connecting with over 70 cities in [[China]] and 90 cities abroad. A station for the [[Shanghai Maglev Train]] is sited between the tw
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  • '''Migrant workers''' ('''农民工''') refer to rural laborers working in cities.
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  • '''Migrant workers''' ('''农民工''') refer to rural laborers working in cities.
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  • '''Migrant workers''' ('''农民工''') refer to rural laborers working in cities.
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  • '''Migrant workers''' ('''农民工''') refer to rural laborers working in cities.
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  • '''Migrant workers''' ('''农民工''') refer to rural laborers working in cities.
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  • ...[[Macao]]. Its head office is in [[Beijing]], and it has local offices in cities and regions open to foreign tourists.
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  • ...ually residing in rural areas with their parents seeking employment in the cities. ([[Left-behind children|More...]])
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  • ...ually residing in rural areas with their parents seeking employment in the cities. ([[Left-behind children|More...]])
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  • ...500 years. It is one of the first group of 24 famous historic and cultural cities of [[China]] announced by the [[State Council]] in 1982. [[Yangzhou|(More..
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  • ...children in rural areas whose parents are seeking employment in the bigger cities and are thus cared for by other adults. [[Left-behind children |(More...)]]
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  • ...children in rural areas whose parents are seeking employment in the bigger cities and are thus cared for by other adults. [[Left-behind children |(More...)]]
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  • ...限购令) refers to the policy issued by local governments in [[China]]’s major cities, including [[Beijing]], [[Shanghai]] and [[Guangzhou]], to curb the overhea
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  • ...''') refers to the policy issued by local governments in [[China]]’s major cities, including [[Beijing]], [[Shanghai]] and [[Guangzhou]], to curb the overhea
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  • ...限购令) refers to the policy issued by local governments in [[China]]’s major cities, including [[Beijing]], [[Shanghai]] and [[Guangzhou]], to curb the overhea ...e loans for those who attempt to purchase a third house. As of Feb. 19, 23 cities had tightened their house-purchasing policies.
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  • ...hina and radiating throughout Asia with convenient connections to all main cities in the world via close cooperation with SkyTeam member airlines. Website: w
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  • ...ssom Film Festival''' is a five-day movie event held every year in various cities in [[China]]. [[Golden Rooster and Full Blossom Film Festival|(More...)]]
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  • ..., cities specifically designated in the State plan, and provincial capital cities excluding Lhasa must follow the principle of maintaining basic price stabil ...qualification examinations according to the unified criteria. As for those cities where house prices continue to rise too rapidly, provincial-level governmen
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  • ...r group of renters''' ('''群租房'''), have been very popular in large Chinese cities in recent years. Estate owners rent out their apartments with bunk beds aft
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  • ...r group of renters''' ('''群租房'''), have been very popular in large Chinese cities in recent years. Estate owners rent out their apartments with bunk beds aft
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  • ...s Prefecture in eastern [[Jilin Province]]. Under its jurisdiction are the cities of Yanji and Tumen, and the counties of Yanji, Helong, Antu, Huichun, Wangq
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  • Many cities in [[China]], such as [[Beijing]], [[Shanghai]], [[Fuzhou]], [[Guangzhou]],
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  • ...covers over 200 cities, including all mega cities and 93 percent of large cities, and provides access to 600 million people, 55 percent of China's total pop
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  • ...hou]] bangzi. Around the end of the Qing Dynasty Henan opera spread to the cities and under the influence of [[Peking opera]] became a fully developed genre
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  • ...ntral Government]], autonomous prefectures, counties, autonomous counties, cities, municipalities, towns, ethnic townships and towns. Standing committees are
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  • ...ant workers' children to receive the nine-year compulsory education in the cities where their parents work. ...ling or risk dropping out of school if they stay with their parents in the cities.
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  • ...' is a popular term for men who grew up in small villages and moved to big cities under great efforts. Talented and hard working, they are usually regarded a
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  • Many cities in [[China]], such as [[Beijing]], [[Shanghai]], [[Fuzhou]], [[Guangzhou]],
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  • ...hou]] bangzi. Around the end of the Qing Dynasty Henan opera spread to the cities and under the influence of [[Peking opera]] became a fully developed genre
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  • '''Peacock Women''' is a popular term for the young women who grew up in big cities and have experienced few troubles in life. They are usually seen as spoiled
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  • ...r industrial upgrading. The new area will be well placed to connect inland cities and border areas in China with Central Asia to promote the economic develop ...ng Lanzhou with over 40 large and medium-sized cities in China and foreign cities such as Bangkok and Seoul, 9 trunk railway lines and a couple of national h
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  • ...ith [[Shanghai]]. The project aims to cut the journey time between the two cities from 10 hours to four hours. It will also connect the two economic zones—
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  • ...ith [[Shanghai]]. The project aims to cut the journey time between the two cities from 10 hours to four hours. It will also connect the two economic zones—
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  • [[2000]]:Mayors of major cities from around the world signed the '''[[Beijing Declaration]]'''.
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  • ...and municipalities directly under the Central Government; in counties and cities; in townships and towns. The people’s congresses at and above the county ...vel; deputies to the people’s congresses of counties, autonomous counties, cities not divided into districts, municipal districts, townships, nationality tow
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  • [[Category:Cities in Hebei]]
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  • ...were born in the 1980s and now live in the underdeveloped suburbs of major cities in China. The majority come from other areas, particularly the countryside,
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  • ...elopment was evident in the “Hundred Schools of Thought.” The many capital cities were no longer mere local political centers, but gradually became also fina
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  • ...]] military districts. The 2739-km-long cable runs through 23 counties and cities of [[Gansu]], [[Qinghai]] and [[Tibet]], crosses the [[Qaidam Basin]], the[
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  • ...ations, those whose average family income is below the minimum wage of the cities in which their [[urban residential permit]] is registered are eligible for
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  • ...ere struck by the powerful aesthetic which appeared to be recurrent in the cities newer architecture.
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  • ...started to conduct studies and research on new approaches to manage their cities and avoid violent enforcement and confrontations as much as possible.
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  • ...cular screen is a feature of the '''Brazil Pavilion''', which displays the cities of Brazil. Matches of the upcoming World Cup in South Africa will be broadc
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  • ...re than 5,000 scheduled flights are available to 88 cities in China and 69 cities abroad. It ranks the ninth busiest passenger airport in the world.
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  • ...t, and today the yellow "M" can be seen throughout large- and medium-sized cities across [[China]].
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  • ...chter scale and was followed by a series of aftershocks. It destroyed four cities and killed at least 230,000 people. The size of the area hit by the quake h
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  • ...ually residing in rural areas with their parents seeking employment in the cities. According to a survey of the National Women's Federation, the number of su
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  • ...ually residing in rural areas with their parents seeking employment in the cities. According to a survey of the National Women's Federation, the number of su
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  • [[Category:Cities]]
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  • [[Category:Cities in Heilongjiang]]
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  • A total of 780,100 people, from 491 villages and 33 counties in six cities or prefectures, including Dingxi, Longnan and Tianshui, were affected by t
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  • ...dministers 13 cities (prefectures) and 66 counties (including county level cities), and one national minority. Harbin , a young and open modern city, is the
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  • ...itself. The ensuing invasion by the Japanese army soon encompassed over 20 cities and their surrounding regions, shocking the world and leading the event to
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  • Nowadays with mass migration of the population from rural areas to cities, the ''hukou'' system has become outdated and perpetuates great unfairness, ...u system have prevented migrants from enjoying equal access to services in cities. This creates a major barrier for the country's urbanization process.
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  • ...an to focus more on rural areas, where development lags far behind the big cities. In addition to urban-rural relations, experts believe [[China]] should al
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  • ...ction of the [[Chengdu]]-[[Chongqing]] railway, which connects the two big cities in southwest China (Chengdu and Chongqing), was completed on July 1, 1952.
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  • ...ntative and upper level Taiwan compatriots living in large and medium-size cities on the mainland. It has a membership of over 1,800 and its chairman is [[Li
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  • ...an to focus more on rural areas, where development lags far behind the big cities.
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  • Located in a low-lying area on the juncture of the three cities of [[Nantong]], [[Yancheng]] and [[Taizhou]], '''Qintong''' is where the Ya
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  • '''Migrant workers''' ('''农民工''') refer to rural laborers working in cities. ...om the state budget for a training program for migrant peasants working in cities. The program will use funding support from local governments to improve the
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  • 2. China opened 16 cities, including [[Fenghuangcheng]], [[Liaoyang]], [[Xinmintun]], [[Tieling]], [[
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  • ...of photos will be shown on a large screen, displaying landscape of Finish cities and people's life.
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  • With the increasing number of foreigners coming to China, Beijing and other cities need to establish transparent and updated regulations, under which the righ
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  • Its name is derived from its two terminal cities, [[Datong]], a coal mining center in [[Shanxi]] province, and [[Qinhuangdao
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  • ...ional Airport]] and [[Shanghai Hongqiao Airport]]. Flights between the two cities arrive and depart every 30 minutes. The five airlines involved are [[China
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  • ...Central Asian flavor to it than a Chinese taste. Hotan is one of the best cities in the region to sample authentic Xinjiang cuisine and there are literally
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  • ...al''' ('''金鸡百花电影节''') is a five-day movie event held every year in various cities in [[China]]. Initiated by the [[China Federation of Literature and Art Cir
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  • ...d orchid created specially for the Expo to symbolize the beauty of the two cities Singapore and Shanghai.
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  • The CDNCA has branches in all provinces, autonomous regions and major cities, apart from Tibet and Taiwan. Most of its 110,000 members are representativ
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  • ...and conduct industrial administration; provide guidance to the planning of cities, villages and towns in the country, urban surveying and the surveying for m
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  • ...uses; and maintain public order in state-designated large and medium-sized cities or specific zones. ...ns at open ports; 310 groups in border and coastal counties (county-level cities or banners); 1,691 border police substations in border and coastal township
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  • ...over the next five years. China had 4.4 million disabled people working in cities and towns, and 17.5 million working in villages as of 2010.
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  • ...rative districts of cities; intermediate courts are set up in prefectures, cities directly under provinces (also autonomous regions and municipalities direct
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  • ...e patterns from top to bottom, including human figures, horse-drawn carts, cities, hills, trees, flowers, birds and beasts, as well as six complete texts of
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  • ...t, cities with the power to draw their independent plans and major tourist cities, as well as by national specialized associations of tourism, large tourism ...mittees to carry out activities in relevant fields. They are the [[Tourist Cities Association]], the [[Tourist Sites Committee]], the [[Tourism Education Com
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  • ..., autonomous counties and cities without districts as well as districts of cities which are held once every five years. The committees elected by the congres
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  • ...e [[National Tourism Administration]] as one of "China's Excellent Tourist Cities". [[Category:Cities in Heilongjiang]]
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  • ...icipalities directly under the Central Government, and in large and medium cities.
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  • ...umber of empty-nesters whose children have left home or migrated to larger cities. The new law stipulates that children must visit their parents regularly, o
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  • ...fter five years of construction. The bridge, linking up the two prosperous cities of [[Nantong]] and [[Suzhou]], runs 32.4 km, with 8,146 meters spanning the
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  • ...-Chang all go through Shanxi Province and connect most big and medium-size cities in the country;
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  • Jixi was founded in 1957 and has jurisdiction over two cities, one county, and six districts. [[Category:Cities in Heilongjiang]]
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  • ...l House," published in 2007 about sexual relations and housing shortage in cities, have both been adapted for TV series and triggered debate on socially sens
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  • ...s, municipalities and autonomous regions. They can also be set up in other cities if necessary.
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  • ...ctuals engaged in cultural and educational work in medium- and large-sized cities. Most of them enjoy a high reputation in their respective circles. The maga
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  • In 1980, Yu toured across 25 European cities with the play "The Teahouse," which proved so successful that it was nickna
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  • ...500 years. It is one of the first group of 24 famous historic and cultural cities of [[China]] announced by the [[State Council]] in 1982. Historically speaking, Yangzhou was one of the wealthiest cities in all of China, known for its great merchant families, poets, painters and
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  • ...loud noise of the music, triggering conflicts over the dancing activity in cities all over the country.
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  • ...[cities]] without administrative districts, or administrative districts of cities. Their responsibilities are: Intermediate courts are those set up in prefectures, cities directly under provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly un
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  • ...s Prefecture in eastern [[Jilin Province]]. Under its jurisdiction are the cities of Yanji and Tumen, and the counties of Yanji, Helong, Antu, Huichun, Wangq ...areas of China, and at renowned educational institutions in China's major cities. The Yanbian area is noted also for its culture and art troupes and cultura
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  • ...[[China]]. Over the past two decades, Li has been invited to more than 200 cities to give lectures to more than 30 million people, making "Crazy English" one
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  • ...served in rural areas of China, but have been weakened or diluted in urban cities. However, the legend of the Cowhand and Weaver Maid has taken root in the h
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  • ...rs''' ('''群租房''' ''qun zu fang''), have been very popular in large Chinese cities in recent years. Estate owners rent out their apartments with bunk beds aft
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  • ...the five-term lawmaker proved yet again to be unassailable in key southern cities including her hometown of Deagu.
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  • ...n a poem. This type of landscaping was often used in the densely populated cities, where residents recalled the countryside with nostalgia and yearned to com
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  • Seeking a precedent, Chai traveled to London and Los Angeles, two cities considered role models in cleaning once hazardously polluted air.
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  • Most Tatars in cities live in flat-roofed mud houses equipped with flues for heating. They like t Most of Tatars in cities belong to small monogamous families. Sons and daughters live apart from the
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  • ...ntral Government]], autonomous prefectures, counties, autonomous counties, cities, municipalities, towns, ethnic townships and towns. Standing committees are ...vided into districts is five years. That of counties, autonomous counties, cities not divided into districts, municipal districts, townships, ethnic township
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  • ...its status as a recreational activity to professional performances in big cities. It began as a diversion acted by and for peasants and artisans at festival
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  • ...al houses and apartments. By 2009, it had expanded its business to over 20 cities throughout the country. In 2011, its net profit reached 9.62 billion yuan
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  • ...he rates for 4G services will be cheaper than those for 3G. In a number of cities, where the company has launched the 4G network for trial commercial use, th
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  • ...cities not divided into districts and districts under the jurisdiction of cities, where there are conditions for setting up CPPCC, shall establish CPPCC loc ...cities not divided into districts and districts under the jurisdiction of cities shall set up working organs in the light of the actual need, to be determin
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  • ...g speeches and boycotting Japanese goods were held one after another. Many cities and counties held mass rallies in support of the students. The Shanghai ral ...Tianjin and on the Tianjin-Pukou Railway. Statistics showed that over 150 cities in 22 provinces in China were involved in the suspension of business, facto
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  • ...minorities. People of Hui origin can be found in most of the counties and cities throughout the country, especially in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region and ...s came to China to trade and later some became permanent residents of such cities as Guangzhou, Quanzhou, Hangzhou, Yangzhou and Chang'an (today's Xi'an). Th
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  • After anti-Japanese protests in cities across China last year, Chen spent nearly US$800,000 on dozens of Chinese-m
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  • ...l House," published in 2007 about sexual relations and housing shortage in cities, have both been adapted for TV series and triggered debate on socially sens
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  • .... It is expected that the scheme would continue to expand and include more cities and provinces. As a result, Macao is looking forward to receiving an increa [[Category:Cities]] [[Category:SAR]]
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  • ...in China. The provincial capital city Changsha has been connected with 13 cities and counties in Hunan province through highway and all ferries on the Provi ...es and four chartered flight airlines going to 56 major or medium domestic cities including Taiwan and Hongkong and to overseas countries such as Japan, Thai
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  • ...re established as a result of his efforts. The Company, while touring many cities such as [[Shanghai]], [[Hangzhou]], [[Nanjing]], [[Guangzhou]], and Wuxi, s
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  • ...A few young people are studying in institutions of higher learning in the cities of Beijing, Nanjing and Lhasa.
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  • ...hou]], [[Suzhou]], [[Hangzhou]], and [[Shanghai]]. Huai-Yang refers to the cities of Yangzhou, [[Zhenjiang]], and Huai'an in [[Jiangsu Province]] along the [
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  • ...s scenes from the society of that time, such as mountains, rivers, fields, cities and towns, shops, residential housing, the local authorities and peddling.
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  • ...autonomous regions and centrally directed municipalities as well as in 286 cities (counties), except in [[Taiwan]] and [[Tibet]]. It has a membership of 102,
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  • ...gn trade,Chang'an soon joined the ranks of the world’s largest and richest cities. Tang Dynasty Chang'an has remained an object of interna­tional scholarly ...her words, each fang was an independent small “city”, over a hundred such “cities” separated by walls and shaded boulevards making up the Tang capital. Bai
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  • ...g committees of the people’s congresses at the provincial level and of big cities have also examined, in accordance with the law, the reporting of rules and
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  • ...performing troupe to tour North America. They performed errenzhuan in six cities including New York, Los Angeles and Vancouver but critiques were mixed.
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  • ...phic division of autonomous prefectures, counties, autonomous counties and cities;
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  • ...s, cities without administrative districts, or administrative districts of cities. Their responsibilities are: Intermediate courts are those set up in prefectures, cities directly under provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly un
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  • ...g]] government ordered "nonresistance," the Japanese forces occupied major cities and towns in [[Liaoning]] Province in few days. ...s "December 9th Movement." Since December 10, students in large and medium cities and patriotic compatriots all over the country supported the students. On D
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  • ...ety]]. Not only did villages begin to appear but also the initial forms of cities began to become evident. Extensive communities indicated that the populatio
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  • ...and their branches, as well as procuratorates at the autonomous prefecture/cities directly under provincial governments, county, city, autonomous city and ur
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  • However, as with most cities and towns in China that have had a brush with urbanization, one would be ha
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  • The Song Dynasty also saw busy trade between major cities along China's southeast coast with the Arab and the Mediterranean countries
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  • ...l protection, in justice and between parliaments and between provinces and cities and further strengthen consultation and cooperation in the UN organization.
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  • :Shanghai and other cities: 9 a.m. (Beijing time), 2nd Saturday of May
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  • In some large cities there are also layman’s associations that provide venues for lay Buddhist
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  • ...autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, cities and counties where the army is stationed.
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  • ...26. A total of 96 round-trip direct chartered flights to connect mainland cities of Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and Xiamen with Taipei and Kaohsiung in Tai
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  • ...associations set up at provincial (autonomous regional/municipal) levels. Cities with different districts may set up local bar associations if necessary.
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  • ...ts and heavy losses, the Army had to give up the plan of attacking the big cities. ...cordance with the actual circumstances. They opposed the theory of "making cities the centre of the Chinese revolution" and advocated building strength in th
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  • ...of Taiwan Island, and on the Isle of Lanyu. About 1,500 live in such major cities as Shanghai, Beijing and Wuhan and in Fujian Province on the mainland.
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  • ...a in the 19th and early 20th centuries, but their influence was limited to cities and towns.
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  • ...[[Ningxia]], as well as in [[Chengdu]], [[Xi'an]], [[Guangzhou]] and other cities. ...nd edible fungus makes an important sideline. Most of the Manchu people in cities, who are better educated, are engaged in traditional and modern industries.
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  • ...auspices of the Yuan court. Mongolian architecture in the construction of cities and especially of palaces at that time was also unique.
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  • ...yuan and the Twin Stone Pagodas in Quanzhou have all become symbols of the cities where they are located.
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  • ...d orchards were devastated and food grain and animals looted. Five of nine cities in Ili became virtually ruins, and the Uygurs in the nine townships on the
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  • As cities and towns began to develop and thrive, cooking became a commercial activity
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  • In June 1998, some relics in Sanxingdui were displayed in the Japanese cities of Tokyo, Kyoto, Fukuoka and Hiroshima.
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  • ...lace to place. Generally speaking, the production level of Yis living near cities and towns was approximate to that of local Hans, but was much lower in moun
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  • ...versary of the founding of the Tibet Autonomous Region, some provinces and cities and the state economic departments built 43 major construction projects in
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  • ...ommittee to a prefecture covering several counties, autonomous counties or cities. It exercises leadership over the work in the given prefecture as authorize
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  • ...r 41.67 percent of the region's total. The area is also home to some major cities and towns, including Lhasa, Xigaze, Gyangze, Zetang and Bayi.
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