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Third of Shanghai girls see men as meal ticket No.59
Chinese 'Hero' Takes Aim at World Box Office No.73
Movie Review: a martial arts epic with personal excellence No.86
Western democracy not attuned to China's tradition and transformation No.87
China Tries to Kick the Piracy Habit No.88
U.S. Report on China's Military Power (2000) No.89
CIA World Factbook -- China No.103
The Yin and Yang of China's Expansion No.114
Planet Starbucks No.122
Survival of China pegged to destruction of those who seek its destruction No.128
China ready to leap from industrial to information-age economy No.147
At China's huge malls, high prices and few shoppers No.156
The greater China high-tech highway No.157
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Cell phone beep marked days for China quake victim No.169
Growth behind China's identity crisis No.171
Survivors from apartment building recount quake No.184
Marx and capitalism make strange bedfellows in China No.188
U.S. educated Chinese see more jobs at home No.200
The Autobiography Of Benjamin Franklin No.205
China's Biotech Is Starting to Bloom No.213

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Cell phone beep marked days for China quake victim
Survivors from apartment building recount quake
Growth behind China's identity crisis (Jill McGivering1)
China ready to leap from industrial to information-age economy (Peter Ford1)
At China's huge malls, high prices and few shoppers
'Geisha' loses Japanese nuances on big screen (Kirk Honeycutt1)
CIA World Factbook -- China
The Military Power of PRC 2005 (Pentagon Report)
China Tries to Kick the Piracy Habit (Daniel Roth1)
U.S. educated Chinese see more jobs at home (Wei Gu1)
A Global Shopping Spree for the Chinese (Frederik Balfour3)
Marx and capitalism make strange bedfellows in China (Erin Prelypchan1)
The greater China high-tech highway
Third of Shanghai girls see men as meal ticket
Planet Starbucks (Stanley Holmes1)
China's Biotech Is Starting to Bloom (David Stipp1)
Taiwan pop culture invades China (Benjamin Kang Lim1)
Chinese 'Hero' Takes Aim at World Box Office (Carrie Lee1)
Movie Review: High flying 'Tiger' trips the martial arts fantastic (Carr, Jay1)
China's White Paper on Human Rights
With My Brother at the South Study (Wang Changling2)
Letters by Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) (Thomas Jefferson2)
A Madman's Diary (Lu, Xun1)
West Lake: A Dream (Yu Qiuyu3)
The Opium War (a Film Story) (Peng Xin'er1)

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Beijing [3]
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon [2]
Gong Li [1]
Hero [1]
Hubei [1]
Nanhui County [1]
Shandong [1]
Sichuan [2]
Zhang Ziyi [1]

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'Geisha' loses Japanese nuances on big screen (No.28)
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Western democracy not attuned to China's tradition and transformation (No.31)
The Yin and Yang of China's Expansion (No.34)
The Sorrows of a Young Woman (No.70)
Growth behind China's identity crisis (No.80)
Chinese 'Hero' Takes Aim at World Box Office (No.88)
Movie Review: High flying 'Tiger' trips the martial arts fantastic (No.89)
West Lake: A Dream (No.100)
The Military Power of PRC 2005 (Pentagon Report) (No.118)
U.S. educated Chinese see more jobs at home (No.119)
The greater China high-tech highway (No.125)
Third of Shanghai girls see men as meal ticket (No.128)
Sound (No.141)
Survival of China pegged to destruction of those who seek its destruction (No.144)
U.S. Report on China's Military Power (2000) (No.145)
CIA World Factbook -- China (No.160)
China's Biotech Is Starting to Bloom (No.169)
The Autobiography Of Benjamin Franklin (No.200)
A Moon in the Tent (No.204)
If I am the Sun (No.205)
Dying Song (No.206)
Democracy is all about the rights of others (No.215)
Never underestimate China (No.216)
China's asymetric strategy in naval warfare (No.217)
China ready to leap from industrial to information-age economy (No.229)
Dissidents' hype for a Chinese Gorbachev can lead to anarchy (No.240)
A Taoist's Parinirvana Stupa (No.261)
Warm Spring (No.262)
Stroking (No.263)
Strip off Your (No.264)
Snow (No.265)
Nineteen Classic-Styled Poems (No.266)
Meditator (No.267)
Love (No.268)
The Heart at Anchor (No.269)
Story of the Mulberry Tree Shade (No.270)
When the Evening Lights Are On (No.271)
Cell phone beep marked days for China quake victim (No.287)
Marx and capitalism make strange bedfellows in China (No.311)
Taiwan pop culture invades China (No.317)
Movie Review: a martial arts epic with personal excellence (No.324)
China's White Paper on Human Rights (No.325)
With My Brother at the South Study (No.366)
Letters by Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) (No.367)
The Opium War (a Film Story) (No.374)
Allegorical Poems (No.375)
The "Sheep Bathing" Journey (No.376)
Predestined (No.377)
Survivors from apartment building recount quake (No.387)
At China's huge malls, high prices and few shoppers (No.400)
A Global Shopping Spree for the Chinese (No.403)
Planet Starbucks (No.423)
The Damnation of Theron Ware (No.461)
A Madman's Diary (No.470)
Wang Changling's Poem (No.472)
Some Instant Hurts Me (No.473)
Ferry Boat (No.474)
Lasso (No.475)
The Dew (No.476)
Silver Plates (No.477)
Lord of the Dance (No.478)
A Ming's Folly (No.493)
High Tech in China (No.507)
A Child's Garden of Verses (No.564)
The Vicissitudes of Tianyi Pavilion (No.572)
Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow (No.573)
Fly in the Melody of the "Song of Chi Le" (No.574)
Bleeding Gazelle (No.575)
What to Hope for? (No.576)
Shoes (No.696)

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