Sunday, September 22, 2002

• Central China's Leading Scientific Museum Opens
• Sino-foreign Friends Celebrate Moon Festival in Beijing
• Covered Creek Restored as Park
• Buddhists Gather to Observe Moon Festival
• Senior Chinese Leader Meets Delegates to Buddhist Congress
• German Music Giant to Conduct Concerts in China
• Beijing Hosts 5th Int'l Tourism & Culture Festival
• Thorpe Arrives Beijing for Charity Activities
• Non-State Sectors Help China's Market-oriented Transition

• 2002 Forbes Global CEO Conference to Open in Hong Kong
• China Exports Container Cranes to France
• Leather Expo Opens in East China
• West China Motor Fair Attracts Foreign Car Makers
• Chinese SMEs Seek Partnership with World's Top 500 Companies

• Li Peng Leaves for Beijing After Concluding Australia Visit
• International Day of Peace Marked for War-torn Somalia
• Israel Has No Intention to Harm or Expel Arafat: Minister
• Iraq Says It Will Not Deal with Any New UN Resolutions
• Arafat Calls for Arab Actions to Halt Israeli Acts
• PNA Blasts UN Decision to Hold Session on Arafat

• Macao to Launch Sci-&-tech Fund
• China's Heavy Water Nuclear Reactor Trial Successful
• Over 5 million Chinese Suffer from Senile Dementia

• Chinese Olympic Team Beats Qatar Counterpart 2-0 in Soccer Friendly
• Pakistan Leads China 2-1 in Davis Cup Tie
• Busan Asian Games' Athlete Village to Open on Sept. 23
• Price to Challenge for Macao Golf Open Title

• Chinese Celebrate Moon Festival with Joy
• Tourism to Mark 30th Anniversary of Normalization of Sino-Japanese Ties
• Wildlife World Near Three Gorges Project