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 Control the Number of Private Cars
Comments on "Should the Car Free Day Initiative Be Compulsory?" published in No.48 November 29, 2007
 May Day Holiday Should Not Be Abolished
Comments on "Is a Change As Good As a Holiday?" published in No.49 December 8, 2007
 Can A Judge Rule on A Civil Case on the Basis of Personal Analysis?
Comments on the story " Do Good Samaritans Face A Backlash? " published in No.42 October 8, 2007
 Reward? No!
Comments on the story " Should Good Deeds Be Materially Rewarded? " published on No.40 October 4, 2007
 Donations With No Strings
Comments on the story "Should Charity Donations Have Strings Attached?" published on No. 39 September.27, 2007
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- Control the Number of Private Cars
- May Day Holiday Should Not Be Abolished
- Can A Judge Rule on A Civil Case on the Basis of Personal Analysis?
- Reward? No!
- Donations With No Strings
- Pearl of China
- Hong Kong Undergoes Positive Changes
- Can Traditional Chinese Clothing Find Its Place in Modern Society?
- 10-Year Teaching Experience: a Mandatory Service?
- A Fundamental Change In the Test-oriented Education System Needed
- Careless Doctors Should Be Punished
- Volunteer 'Thief Catchers'
- Reading Day
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- To Mr. Lan Xinzhen
 
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Newsmakers
PEOPLE/POIONTS NO. 28, 2008
Despite her defeat to eight-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams on July 3, China's big hope for Olympic gold, ace tennis athlete, Zheng Jie, gave her supporters a big surprise at this year's Wimbledon tournament

PEOPLE/POIONTS NO. 27, 2008
After steep declines in China's stocks, Shang Fulin, Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), has started a new round of campaigning to stabilize investor confidence

PEOPLE/POIONTS NO. 26, 2008
After a seven-year tenure as mayor of Shanghai, Xu has served as president of the Chinese Academy of Engineering since 2002. In 2003, he was elected an international fellow of the RAE

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