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Red Cliff Stars Line up before Hong Kong Press
Stars from Red Cliff attended a press conference in Hong Kong, ten days before its premiere
 Film on Volunteers in Quake Zone to Be Screened
The film reveals how volunteers help schoolchildren to restore normality to their lives after the earthquake
 Media Awards Summarize 2007 Chinese Films
The 8th Chinese Film Media Awards unveiled on Monday in Shenzhen
 Digital Effects Highlight Storm Warriors
Storm Warriors, the second Storm Riders blockbuster, opened to media in Bangkok
 Red Cliff to Come Out Huge
The Red Cliff by John Woo will have its global permiere on July 3 in Chengdu, Sichuan Province
 Jet Li Invited to Join Oscar Voters
Jet Li is among 105 film professionals who have been invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
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- Film on Volunteers in Quake Zone to Be Screened
- Media Awards Summarize 2007 Chinese Films
- Digital Effects Highlight Storm Warriors
- Red Cliff to Come Out Huge
- Jet Li Invited to Join Oscar Voters
- A Week of Sports Films
- Russian Film Named Best at SIFF
- Kung Fu Panda Release Delayed in Sichuan
- Kung Fu Panda in Action
- SIFF Pays Tribute to Minghella
- Feng Xiaogang Hopes Comedy to Lighten Nation's Mood
- Domestic Films Vie for Shanghai Festival Award
- Shanghai International Film Festival Kicks off
- Awards No Big Deal: Johnnie To
- Chen Kaige to Make Short Film for Quake Relief
- Tsui Hark Sheds Light on What's Missing
- Movies Unveil True New Zealand to Chinese
- 24 City Screened for A City Reborn
- Sharon Stone Not Invited to Shanghai International Film Festival
- My China Now Short Films Unveiled in London
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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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