Saturday, November 23, 2002

• Factory Blast in Guangzhou Kills Four
• Shanghai Shifts Construction Focus to Suburbs
• Property Right Exchanges Focus on Shanghai
• Chinese Food Wheat Makes Global Debut
• Financial Management Service Attracts Multinationals
• Heavy Fog Causes Delays at NW China Airport
• Chinese Leaders Greet New Pakistani Speaker, Prime Minister
• Foreign State, Party Leaders Congratulate Hu on Election
• Records Tracing Zheng Chenggong's Family Tree
• CPPCC Standing Committee Expresses Support for CPC Guidelines
• Senior CPC Official Meets with Japanese Visitors

• Prosperous China, a Natural Investment Choice for ASEAN
• HK Aims to Become Asia's Legal Service Center: Leung
• Hong Kong Q3 GDP Growth to Hit 3.0 Percent
• Beijing Seeks International Cooperation for SME Development
• Eastern China City Attracts International Investors
• China Striving to Boost Tourism Training for Tibet

• Chinese Universities Recruit European Students
• Prague Summit Defines NATO's Future Role
• EAPC Determines to Cooperate for New Challenges

• Moscow Casts a Pragmatic Eyesight to NATO's Expansion
• Attacks on Civilians Unpopular: Commentary

• China Reports Successful Double Arms Transplant
• China Reveals First Clue in Riddle of Terra-cotta Warriors
• SW China Sets up Fossil Protection Body

• China, Russia, Bulgaria Split Three Golds in Men's 77kg Class
• Chinese Shine at Parallel Bars Semifinal
• Chinese Li Wins Men's 77kg Snatch Gold at Weightlifting Worlds

• Shanghai Has Higher Divorce Rate
• Global Singers Perform at Folk Song Festival
• All Chinese Have Access to Treatment for Blindness by 2020
• Endangered Animal Rescue Center Erected in South China
• Chrysanthemum Show Opens in Hong Kong
• Lone Telegrapher Connects Mongolian Desert with Outside