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News Archive --- Date:20041213
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Japanese veteran donates anti-invasion prints to China (19:55, December 13)
China to promote ties with Latin America, vice president (19:54, December 13)
China reassigns posts of principal provincial leaders (10:05, December 14)
Chinese president meets Russian defence minister (08:58, December 14)
Agriculture, the biggest highlight of this year's economic life (08:27, December 14)
Four records in satellite launching in 2004 (14:17, December 13)
Over 90, 000 foreigners working in China (13:50, December 13)
Russian defense minister starts China visit (08:15, December 13)
Vice-Premier calls for sound construction of Qinghai-Tibet railway (08:02, December 13)
Huge bas-relief of Xi'an Incident unveiled in NW. China province (08:08, December 13)
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Largest natural gas power-generating project in E.China gets 1 bln yuan loan (16:56, December 13)
China's oil products retail market opens up (16:54, December 13)
Motorola gets China Unicom contract (16:53, December 13)
Individual income tax reform underway (16:01, December 13)
China textile exports develop (16:04, December 13)
Pyramid-selling ban remains in China (16:05, December 13)
Deals bring China-EU cooperation closer (16:07, December 13)
Tire sector to see strong growth (16:11, December 13)
China makes breakthrough on food safety surveillance (15:58, December 13)
Five changes and eight problems after 3 years in WTO (15:25, December 13)
Overseas investors to have wider market access (15:27, December 13)
Registered trademarks top 2 million (11:14, December 13)
China to open key sectors as promised (10:49, December 13)
China officially opens its service trade (15:28, December 13)
Volvo hopes for leading role in Ford's PAG (10:13, December 13)
Huarong approved to set up asset disposal JVs (10:14, December 13)
Jewelry becomes hot item of consumption in China (10:18, December 13)
Soft drink giant steps up sales growth efforts (10:18, December 13)
China's retail sales expected to rise 13% in 2004 (10:02, December 13)
US ruling "unfair" to furniture industry (09:24, December 13)
First mainland media company to launch IPO (08:00, December 13)
China announces increased export tariffs on textiles (09:16, December 13)
China's foreign trade mix changes for better (07:57, December 13)
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DPRK condemns US "false propaganda" (16:50, December 13)
Israeli gun-ships fire on Gaza (15:58, December 13)
Photo exhibition on the Nanjing Massacre held in America (15:45, December 13)
Yanukovych calls for probe into alleged US funds in Ukrainian election (14:26, December 13)
Pakistan, India to hold nuclear CBMs talks (14:23, December 13)
7 US marines killed in Iraq (13:07, December 13)
Moussa backs dialogue between Arab world, West (10:55, December 13)
US fighters arrive in S.Korea for training (10:57, December 13)
Philippine military on alert after explosion in southern city (10:49, December 13)
US denies Saddam on hunger strike (09:04, December 13)
Afghan president: Bin Laden is in region (08:54, December 13)
Bush seeks security chief as Kerik exits (08:57, December 13)
Japan PM's support drops (08:33, December 13)
L. America, Caribbean heavily hit by global warming (08:36, December 13)
Marwan Barghouti quits Palestinian presidential race (08:34, December 13)
Pakistan to boost ties with China: PM (08:21, December 13)
Japan to stop free capital cooperation with China (08:38, December 13)
Putin promises not to change constitution (08:23, December 13)
US taps IAEA leader's phone with Iranians: report (08:24, December 13)
Both candidates claim victory in Romanian presidential runoff (08:25, December 13)
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Olympic champion Luo Xuejuan eyes third world championship (14:12, December 13)
Liu Xiang gets his feet on ground (11:24, December 13)
ITTF president sees European hope as China sweeps yearend (11:19, December 13)
Barca beat Albacete 2-1 to extend lead (08:36, December 13)
Luo Xuejuan eases to 50m title, Wu Peng sets national mark (08:28, December 13)
ITTF Pro Tour finals final day results (08:10, December 13)
Former World Cup soccer winner Cucciuffo killed (08:06, December 13)
Finnish, US bowlers win 40th AMF Bowling World Cup (08:03, December 13)
Guo wins women's singles at ITTF Pro Tour Finals (07:53, December 13)
China wraps up yearend titles to reaffirm dominance in table tennis (08:00, December 13)
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Life |
All Beijing buses to be environment friendly before 2008 (16:55, December 13)
Beijing targets "visual pollution" (13:17, December 13)
Harbin fights off encroaching sand dunes (13:19, December 13)
Guangzhou convention set to lure back talent (13:25, December 13)
Shopping for others proves a good job (13:32, December 13)
New food safety norms to be fixed (13:20, December 13)
China to crown first Miss Artificial Beauty (13:44, December 13)
Chinese version of world's best-seller published (10:25, December 13)
Recognition for Nanjing Massacre survivors (10:26, December 13)
Jewelry becomes hot item of consumption in China (10:15, December 13)
Foreign newspapers are coming! (08:24, December 13)
NW China cliff carvings determined to be from Paleolithic age (08:21, December 13)
Piglets to be vaccinated in HK next year (08:19, December 13)
Macao's largest charity parade hits road (08:12, December 13)
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Yushchenko leaves hospital
Ukrainian opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, who was diagnosed with dioxin poisoning shakes hands with the doctor in Vienna's Rudolfinerhaus clinic before leaving the hospital December 12.
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China to crown first Miss Artificial Beauty
Competitors in China's first artificial beauty pageant receive final touches before the opening presentation in Beijing December 12, 2004. The finals for Miss Artificial Beauty are due to be held Saturday December 18, 2004, when contestants ranging from 17 to 62 years-old will parade their surgical nips and tucks-- enhancements once banned in beauty contests. Cosmetic surgery has become popular in China. (Reuters)
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67th anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre
Dec 13th, a date that people in Nanjing will never forget. On Dec 13th 1937, the Japanese army occupied Nanjing and brutally massacred more than 300, 000 Chinese.
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Direct distribution shops in the US
People shop in Leesburg direct distribution shopping center in Virginia, the United States on Dec. 11, 2004. This kind of direct-distribution shopping centers is very popular in the US at present. They are usually built beside the expressways in the outskirts of cities and every shopping center has hundreds of outlets of name brands. As the products are directly sold to customers from manufacturers, the prices here are usually much lower compared with those in other stores. So lots of customers drive here to purchase cheaper goods.
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New Beijing Planetarium opens
Visitors look at placards of various celestial bodies of Milky Way galaxy in the newly constructed compound of Beijing Planetarium opened in Beijing, capital of China, on Dec. 12, 2004.
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1st Jeanswest Chinese Model Tournament
Zhang He, contestant No. 9, poses in the awarding ceremony of the final competition of the 1st Jeanswest Chinese Model Tournament in Beijing, capital of China, on Dec.12, 2004. The tournament has attracted over 1,000 participants nationwide. In the final competition of 48 contestants, Zhang He, a 20-year-old girl from Beijing became the winner. Xu Fan, a 20-year-old girl from southwest China's Sichuan Province, and Huang Jieru, a 21-year-old girl from south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, were chosen as the first and second runners-up.
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Bridal couples enjoy beautiful scenery at the West Lake
A new couple are rowing in the West Lake , a very famous resort in Hangzhou, capital city of East China's Zhejiang province, Dec. 12, 2004. The beautiful golden leaves in early winter of the West Lake area attract many bridal couples to enjoy their honey days.
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Palestinian leader kick off visit to Kuwait
Visiting Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) executive committee Chairman Mahmud Abbas (3rd L) and Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qorei (2nd L) are welcomed by Kuwaiti Information Minister Mohammad Abu al-Hasan (1st R) as a high-level Palestinian delegation led by Abbas arrives at Kuwait international airport, Kuwait, Dec. 12, 2004. It was the first official visit of Abbas since he succeeded the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat as the new leader of PLO. Kuwait is the first stop of Abbas' Gulf tour and he will also visit Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries.
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Miss South Africa
Miss South Africa 2004 Claudia Henkel poses during the awarding ceremony of the beauty pageant in the Rainbow Nation, South Africa, Dec. 11, 2004. Henkel is a 21-year-old student of Pretoria Uniersity. Twenty contestants attended the final competition for the title of Miss South Africa in the Rainbow Nation Saturday evening.
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Survivors of Nanjing Massacre to enjoy social assistance
20 representatives of a group of 179 survivors of the Nanjing Massacre by Japanese invading troops in 1937, receive the certificates of Survivor of Nanjing Massacre in the ceremony in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province on Dec. 12, 2004. It is said that the owners of the certificates could enjoy public and social assistance. Dec. 13, 2004 is the 67th anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre.
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Chinese peacekeeping engineer team in DR Congo
Li Hanhai (R1) and Tu Shanfa (R2), engineers of the Chinese engineer team of the United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo), inspect a bridge on the road linking Bukavu and Goma, under the escort of Pakistani peacekeeping troops, in DR Congo Dec. 11, 2004.
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