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Thai children's tour in China

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Pictured: excited Thai children were dancing elegantly near the Elephant
Trunk Hill on the beautiful Li River in Guilin.

Pictured: Thai kids, who just arrived in China, were curiously learning
bamboo dance from girls of Guangxi's Zhuang minority group.

Chinanews, April 11 - Children's International Summer Villages (CISV)
under China Guangxi International Youth Exchange Institute has launched a
summer camp titled "2006 tour in China" lately.
32 Thai kids will spend one month in China learning Chinese language and
culture, experiencing ethnic customs, making pairs with Chinese families
and tasting the most authentic life of Chinese people.

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Confucius College to debut in London

www.chinanews.cn 2006-04-09 16:44:46

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The world's first commercial Confucius College held its signing ceremony
in London on April 6, 2006. (Xinhua Photo)

April 9 - The world's first commercial Confucius College held its signing
ceremony recently in London.
China's renowned Tsinghua University will cooperate with the London
School of Economics and Politics to jointly operate this tertiary
institution.
HSBC initiated the foundation of this new kind of college. It will
welcome medium and top-level administrative personnel from British
business, and aims to teach them Chinese, as well as Chinese culture,
economics and law.
The headquarters of the Confucius College is in Beijing. There are 54
Confucius Colleges located in 28 countries.
Confucius, or Kongfuzi, was a famous Chinese thinker, educator and
philosopher, whose theories have had a significant influence worldwide.

          ��42 Confucius Institutes set up in world
          ��China applies to UN for Confucius Prize
          ��UNESCO and China jointly hold Confucius Fest

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Chinese language - Traditional adult ceremony in university

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Traditional adult ceremony in university

www.chinanews.cn 2006-04-06 10:15:39

Zhang Dandan, a junior student from History Department of Renmin
University of China, in traditional Chinese outfits is performing Ji
Ceremony in front of a Confucius statue inside the campus on April 5,
2006. The activity, an adult ceremony in ancient China marking the
grown-up of a girl, aims to show the beauty of Han (206 BCE - 25 CE)
costumes and succeed Chinese culture. (Source: New Beijing Daily)

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Learn Mandarin online - China solved 6,700 IPR infringement cases in 5 years

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China solved 6,700 IPR infringement cases in 5 years

www.chinanews.cn 2006-04-04 14:07:53

Chinanews, Apr.4 - China's Ministry of Public Security revealed today
that China's pubic security authorities solved a large number of
intellectual property rights (IPR) infringement cases which involved 3.5
billion Yuan (US$437.5 million) from 2000 to 2005.
According to the ministry's statistics, China's public security organs
uncovered over 6,700 IPR infringement cases involving 3.5 billion Yuan
from 2000 to 2005, arrested more than 9,300 suspects and smashed a batch
of transnational, trans-regional criminal networks.
At the same time, according to regulations in China's Criminal Law, a
large number of cases gave punishment based on the crime of illegal
business operation and the crime of sale of counterfeit and inferior
products.
The Ministry of Public Security said that China is strengthening
international cooperation on law enforcement and joining hand with
overseas institution and relevant international organizations in
information exchange, case investigation, judicial assistance and other
aspects. China has successfully carried out some joint law enforcement
campaigns such as "Operation Spring" and "Transoceanic Action," pulling
down a batch of transnational criminal networks.

          ��"Shanghai Declaration" aims at IPR crimes
          ��"Shanghai Initiative" aims at IPR protection
          ��Beijing sweeps off IPR infringement products
          ��China to make more efforts in IPR protection
          ��China to complete IPR strategy next year
          ��IPR infringement becomes multinational
          ��China, US reach deal on IPR protection
          ��National campaign to enhance IPR awareness
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A folk artist was making crystal accessories in a prosperous street in
Xinjiang's Urumchi on the evening of March 29. Such crystal accessories
are very popular among citizens, especially the young.

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Construction projects for Beijing Olympics

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Construction workers are digging in front of the 91,000-seat National
Stadium, one of construction projects for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing,
China Tuesday March 28, 20006. The officials, who are in charge of
construction projects, said work has begun on 20 of the 31 competition
venues needed for the Games.

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The 3rd Central China Travel Expo

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The 3rd Central China Travel Expo closed the curtain at Wuhan
International Conference & Exhibition Center on March 26. The expo
displayed unique local folk customs, culture, allusions, and natural and
humanistic landscapes, catching the eyes of many visitors.

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Appreciate cherry blossoms at night

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In the spring time of March, Wuhan's East Lake Park opened its Cherry
Blossom Festival. During the festival, the park organized on its Moshan
Hill an activity of appreciating cherry blossoms at night. Under the
cherry trees were set up colored lamps of various touches, which
complimented cherry blossoms with colorful lights and added a touch of
mystery to the splendid view, allowing tourists to experience a romantic
moment in front of beautiful cherry blossoms in the moonlight.

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Job fair in Turpan

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Xinjiang's Turpan region sponsored a large-scale spring job fair named
"Spring Breeze Campaign" on March 20 to offer free services to migrant
workers in terms of policy explanation, employment and technical training.

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Porcelain dragon sculptures on display

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A group of porcelain dragon sculptures attracts visitors in a scenic spot
in Wenling, Zhejiang province on March 18, 2006. The sculptures named "A
Carp Jumps Over Dragon Gate," composed of a 2-metre-long crab and a
3-metre-high dragon sculpt, costing more than ten thousands porcelain
plates, spoons and bowls.

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Learn Mandarin online - A busy political season for NPC&CPPCC delegates

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A busy political season for NPC&CPPCC delegates

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Chinanews, Beijing, Mar.14 �C The ten-day annual session of the National
People's Congress (NPC) and Chinese People's Political Consultative
Congress (CPPCC) ended on Tuesday. In the past, people used to say that
the annual session was just a show case for delegates to run through some
routine political procedures. For NPC delegates, they might merely raise
their hands to approve proposals and for CPPCC members, they would only
applaud to support those proposals.
This year's annual session, however, might be viewed as a busy political
season for NPC and CPPCC delegates who made numerous suggestions to the
state, and tried to learn emerging concepts such as "building a new
socialist countryside", "environmental friendly society", and "an
innovative nation", etc. Delegates also urged to make a lot of amendments
in the government work report.
For the first time, grassroots NPC delegates attended press conferences
to brief reporters of what they had done during the annual session. From
time to time, delegates gathered together to discuss all those proposals.
Some delegates commented that the NPC Standing Committee carried the
"people-oriented" principle fully to details this year.
Political observers noticed that the NPC annual session was no longer a
short-lived occasion for delegates to appear to be busy for only ten days
and idle for the rest of the year. In stead, NPC delegates need to be
informed of state issues all year round in order to present some
effective proposals.
Meanwhile, CPPCC members are also more critical to social unfairness and
refuse to be a mediocre politician who is satisfied with doing nothing
wrong but nothing good.
Some people couldn't help asking, while the NPC and CPPCC annual session
is established as a mechanism for delegates to supervise state affairs,
who will supervise these delegates' work after the session closes?

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Chinese School - Beijing sets population ceiling for 2020

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Beijing sets population ceiling for 2020

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(Source: Xinhua)

March 11 - The Chinese capital will strive to limit its mounting
population within 18 million by 2020, a senior municipal official has
said on the sideline of the ongoing annual session of China's legislature.
The target on population control was made in line with the overall layout
for the city's economic and social development, said Qiang Wei, a deputy
to the National People's Congress, and deputy secretary of the Beijing
Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China.
Beijing had more than 15 million residents at the end of 2005, including
11 million permanent residents -- or holders of the city's "hukou" (a
permanent household registration certificate), and at least 4 million
migrants, according to official statistics.
Migrant people, especially surplus rural laborers who have taken up
non-agricultural jobs in the city, have forcefully contributed to the
population explosion in recent years.
The municipal government plans to restrain population growth through
economic methods, such as economic restructuring and proper
administration of rental accommodations.
The current regulations on rental accommodations will be revised this
year, according to Qiang.
He called on the migrant people to apply for temporary residential cards,
a mechanism facilitating the municipal authorities to better manage the
floating population.
Qiang vowed to offer better services to migrant people rather than simply
confine them, saying holders of these cards will receive better services
in children's education, health care, vehicle purchase, and family
planning in the future.
A new government organ will be set up for the administration of migrant
people, which on the other hand takes charge of the city's overall
development and the distribution of urban resources, the official said.

          ��Chinese population grew 7.68 mln in 2005
          ��Beijing postponed its population control plan

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Female instructors taught pupils self-defense

www.chinanews.cn 2006-03-07 14:38:14

15 female cadres and trainers from the Armed Police Force Shijiazhuang
Commanding School were invited to attend the event aiming to celebrate
the Women's Day in a primary school in Shijiazhuang on Mar. 6th. Female
instructors gave the pupils a lesson of general legal knowledge about
self-defense and self-protection and promoted education about national
defense. They also demonstrated formation and grabbing-hand boxing.

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