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A farmer loads cabbages onto a motor tricycle in Zaohu village, Qingzhou, Shandong province, on Saturday. Zhang Tao / China Daily |
'New funds considered' to protect reserves
BEIJING - The central bank is planning new investment funds to diversify holdings in the nation's $3 trillion foreign exchange reserves, to hedge against depreciation and inflation risks, according to a news report.
Price fall means cruel harvest
Countdown begins for space station program
'Journey through hell' drives runner for ice marathon
SHANGHAI - Recalling his recent participation in the grueling 26th Sultan Marathon Des Sables, a six-day, 243-kilometer endurance race across the Sahara Desert in Morocco, Chen Penbin sounds a bit disappointed.
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17 perish as inferno razes illegal plant
Factory-rich provinces thirst for electricity
Japan nuclear crisis prompts 'urgent' drafting of new law
Drivers get organ donor opportunity
Clean water flows after pollution scare
Sinopec demotion over liquor abuse
Illegal mapping hotline fails to ignite interest
Property rights linked to innovation
CHANGZHOU, Jiangsu -China must do more to protect intellectual property rights or its economy will remain too reliant on labor-intensive industries and its ability to innovate may wither away, a senior judge has warned.
Anti-counterfeit campaign bearing early fruit
Intellectual works prone to theft on Net
Education Special: Tsinghua: Building a global network
Education Special: Three decades of international research cooperation
Education Special: Multinational accolades
Chinese students think twice about study in Japan
Shenzhen aims for greater transparency
China Scene: West
China Scene: East
China Scene: North
China Scene: South
Breaking Peninsula stalemate
In another sign of easing tensions between Washington and Pyongyang, former US president Jimmy Carter will lead a private delegation to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) from April 26 to 28.
Cartoon
No instant formula for science prize success
Costs of price control
Education for all children
Is there a Chinese ODI model?
Tackling the mad rush to build buildings
Letters
From the chinese press
Birth pangs of new nation
With less than three months to go, south Sudan faces tremendous challenges after more than 50 years of civil wars with the central government in Khartoum.
A million people waiting to return home
South Sudan to strengthen cooperation with China
Taliban break at least 480 out of prison
Saleh defiant despite exit plan deal
NATO bombs hit Gadhafi's office
NYC Easter parade both elegant and zany
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Nation urged to hike ethanol production
New process uses bio-waste instead of grains to make gasoline additive
Sohu.com aims to get caught in the Net
Bertelsmann plans to boost investment
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Export growth expected to plummet
Digital camera imports from Japan decline
China: the next lap of luxury?
Quenching N China's thirst
Sea water desalination may prove to be solution to water shortages
Gov't tells SOEs to stay away from risky financial transactions
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Jahwa to keep domestic tag
Company rules out share sale to wholly owned foreign competitors
Nokia Siemens ringing up the right numbers
Rising sales boost Wuhan Iron and Steel
Zhongjin posts 61% increase in Q1 net income
Shares fall on inflation, oil
Hungary looks into issuing bonds in China
CDB helpingChinese firms get global edge
Rubber declines
Market roundup
Blowing in the wind
High-flyers from around the world recently traveled to the home of the kite for a special event, Li Jing reports.
Shining some light on oil lamps
In good voice
Beijing to host Menuhin Competition
Exploring the life of 'leftover women'
In black and white
Full of spirit and happy to share in drinking rituals
What's new
Celtics hold on to complete sweep of disappointing Knicks
Garnett scores 26 points to guide Boston to victory over New York
Paul's triple-double stings the Lakers
Hawks beat Magic for 3-1 lead
Blame me, says Wenger as Gunners' title bid crashes
Villa boosts Barca as Euro race heats up
Lighting flame for Universiade
Special outfit for Chinese delegation unveiled
Score board
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National economic plans mean opportunities
The port city of Dongying is looking for ways to strengthen its economy by studying national plans for developing the ecology of the Yellow River Delta and maritime business in Shandong province.
New high-tech zone is pivotal development area in Shandong
Scenery, flora and fauna make this spot a natural tourist draw
Exhibition pays tribute to college's artistic tradition
Display marks fresh direction for NationalMuseum
