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- Customs to celebrate Chinese New Year
- Creativity key for cultural variety shows in digital era
- Double life of ‘Beijing drifters’ depicted
- GSI offers new path for global security governance
- Free labor flow empowers unified national market
- Fostering a new pattern of high-standard opening up
- Traditional Chinese festivals going global
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Property registration protects ownership rightsTime:03/13/2015 Hits:91China's new provisional regulation for real estate registration took effect on March 2. Since its approval by the State Council on Dec. 22, 2014, the regulation has triggered hea…
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Poverty cycle poses risk to social developmentTime:02/27/2015 Hits:79A recent series of photos shared online by a foreign photographer attracted widespread attention. The photos showcase a complicated Beijing, featuring not only high-rise building…
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Top journal still shaping academic landscape 35 …Time:02/05/2015 Hits:37At its second plenary session on Jan. 21 in Beijing, the fourth editorial board of Social Sciences in China, a prominent monthly journal run by the Social Sciences in China Press…
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Merging social insurances to reflect modernizationTime:01/22/2015 Hits:24Recently, the report of the State Council signifies the long-held dual pension system will come to an end in China. According to the report, the basic idea of the reform is to b…
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Unified pension system to improve equalityTime:01/22/2015 Hits:23China's pension scheme has ushered in a new era following the introduction of an insurance scheme covering workers in government agencies and public institutions on Jan. 14, 2015…
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‘Two-child policy’ to tackle aging populationTime:01/08/2015 Hits:28China has loosened its decades-old family planning policy, allowing couples to have two children if one spouse is an only child.