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China's riot squad guards Haiti's elections

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Haiti's counting center for the presidential election concluded the first
phase of task on March 1, indicating that China's riot squad has
successfully accomplished its defense mission. At present, the squad is
actively making preparation for Haiti's parliament election to start this
month.

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Chinese School - Young pioneers learnt from Lei Feng

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Young pioneers learnt from Lei Feng

www.chinanews.cn 2006-03-01 16:51:12

A CPC young pioneer from the No. 2 Primary School of Jiangsu's Yancheng
City was displaying his paper-cut named "the portrait of Lei Feng" and
telling Lei Feng's stories to other pioneers on Feb. 28. The school is
heated up with activities featuring "learning from our example Lei Feng
and becoming a young Lei Feng" lately.

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Learn mandarin - First paper-cutting art show in Shanxi

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First paper-cutting art show in Shanxi

www.chinanews.cn 2006-02-28 16:16:48

During the Spring Festival and Lantern Festival in 2006, Taiyuan's
publicity department of municipal communist party committee sponsored
Taiyuan's first large-scale outdoor paper-cutting art show on the square
of Hubin Hall. Over 1,000 paper-cutting works featuring a wide variety of
themes and exquisite workmanship were on display in the show.

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Chinese language - Dragon dance for Women's Day

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Dragon dance for Women's Day

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Some women were joyfully practicing dragon dance at the square near the
Zhangfuyuan subway station in Nanjing on Feb. 26th, attracting many
passers-by. As the Women's Day on Mar. 8th is coming up, over 30 women
from two communities in Nanjing learned the feat of dragon dance at the
Chaotian Palace Street in Jianye District to add a new performance to the
celebration for the Women's Day.

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Learn Mandarin online - Pupils vie to be "health stars"

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Pupils vie to be "health stars"

www.chinanews.cn 2006-02-24 14:38:03

Wang Wancheng, the recently elected "filial star" of Yucai Primary School
in Henan's Wuzhi County, were telling his schoolmates his filial acts for
his parents on Feb. 23. At the beginning of this new semester, the school
held several activities electing "filial stars," "health stars" and "very
best pupils" among the children to reinforce moral education of
juveniles. Such colorful forms of moral education were warmly received by
pupils.

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Chinese Online Class - "No. 1 plum blossom hill" to appear in Nanjing

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"No. 1 plum blossom hill" to appear in Nanjing

www.chinanews.cn 2006-02-22 16:22:25

The Plum Blossom Hill in Jiangsu's Nanjing was decorated with flourishing
plum blossoms on Feb. 21, attracting numerous citizens and tourists to
enjoy the spring scenery and plum blossoms. The city plans to build "No.
1 plum blossom hill of the world" and open a 168.3-acre "plum blossom
valley" in addition to this 84.6-acre Plum Blossom Hill in 2006.

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Learn Chinese - Rural left-behind children feel warmth of home

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Rural left-behind children feel warmth of home

www.chinanews.cn 2006-02-21 16:37:20

The Quetang Town Middle School in Hunan's Xinshao County introduced the
system of "guardian parents" to solve difficulties in educating
left-behind children on Feb. 20th so that they can feel love and care
from the school and warmth of home and their parents can set their hearts
at rest when working afar. Currently, 89 left-behind children in this
school are living with 15 "guardian parents."

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China Int'l Education Exhibition Tour

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The Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchange under the Ministry of
Education held the 11th China International Education Exhibition Tour in
Beijing on Feb. 18th, attracting more than 600 colleges from 30-odd
countries and regions. Pictured, at the exhibition tour held at the China
World Trade Center in Beijing on Feb. 18th, students and parents were
consulting about studying abroad in front of the Canadian booth. The
exhibition tour will also be held in other Chinese cities before March
6th.

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Artists support charity with ink and brush

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More than 50 famous Chinese painters and calligraphers created works
themed with charity on the spot to bolster up China's charity on Feb.
15th. The first China charity exhibition on pictures, calligraphy and
paintings and the charity meeting of renowned calligraphists and
painters, which were sponsored by China Charity Federation and undertaken
by Hangzhou Tiangong Art Studio, were held in Beijing on that day. The
activity aimed at drawing more attention and supporting development of
China's charity work.

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Marionette show in Quanzhou

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Performers from China Quanzhou Marionette Troupe were playing the newly
adapted traditional play "epic of Ruolan (a woman poet famous for her
Revolving Chart of poems)" lively and vividly with marionettes of 16
threads during the "China's achievement of intangible cultural heritage
protection exhibition" held in the National Museum of China in Beijing on
Feb. 15, winning applauses from the audience. The marionette show, also
called "puppet play", originated from the Qin and Han dynasties
(221BC-220AD) and has prevailed in Quanzhou area since the Jin Dynasty
(265-420AD) and Tang Dynasty (618-907AD).

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Fair wished for a good harvest

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Young men and women were playing Lusheng Dance with expressive glances at
the Xiangfen Township Gulongpo fair held by Guangxi's Rongshui County on
Feb. 13.

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China oil refiners post US$3.7b loss in 05

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Chinanews, Feb. 14 - As a result of the low price level of oil products,
China's oil refining industry suffered a loss of 30 billion RMB (US$3.7
billion) in 2005 after making a 20.8 billion RMB profit in 2004, says a
report on the development of China's oil refining industry in 2005
released by the Department of Industry of the National Development and
Reform Commission (NDRC) on Feb. 12th.
China produced 174.56 million tons of oil products last year, an increase
of 6.2% year on year and basically guaranteed 100% of self-sufficiency of
gas, coal oil, diesel oil. Sinopec and PetroChina's monthly oil refining
working loads neared 100%.
According to the report, China's oil trade deficit broke the US$50
billion mark for the first time in 2005. Its crude oil price geared to
the international level, increasing approximately 900 RMB per ton year on
year, while its oil product price level was much lower than that in the
global market, which leads to the heavy loss in the oil refining
industry. Last year, the industry's revenue grew 35% to reach 1 trillion
RMB, while their profit and tax fell 75% to 15.5 billion RMB and their
loss added up to nearly 30 billion RMB.

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Chinese Mandarin - Dragon dance celebrates the Lantern Festival

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Dragon dance celebrates the Lantern Festival

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Chinese people perform the dragon dance to celebrate the Lantern Festival
in Shangrao, Central China's Jiangxi province February 11, 2006. Lantern
Festival marks the last day of the 15-day long Spring Festival in China.

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Dough figurines of roses

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When the Valentine's Day is at hand, a type of "rose" made by folk
artists with colorful dough quietly appeared in Henan's Qinyang City. As
this kind of rose is colorfast and can be preserved for a long time,
signifying everlasting love, it is quite popular among young people.

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Chinese Mandarin - College students vie to be village officials

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College students vie to be village officials

www.chinanews.cn 2006-02-09 14:07:41

Beijing's first-phase recruitment of "degreed village officials" stopped
receiving applications on Feb. 8. Beijing will recruit 2,000 new college
graduates who come from Beijing and study outside the capital and who
come from other cities and study in Beijing to take jobs as assistants to
village party secretaries or executive assistants this year. As
candidates for the first-phase recruitment, college students who were
born in Beijing and studying in other cities made quite active responses.

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Learn Chinese online - Hukou Waterfall of the Yellow River reappeared

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Hukou Waterfall of the Yellow River reappeared

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Hukou Waterfall of the Yellow River has been blocked with ice for a long
time and much of the ice has melted, attracting many tourists to watch
the defreezing waterfall on Feb. 7th, 2006. During the twelfth month in
the lunar calendar last year, Hukou Waterfall witnessed a wonder rare to
see in a century as it was blocked with ice. In the past few days, as the
mercury rose, part of the ice near Hukou Waterfall has melted, and
tourists can view the waterfall and listen to the sound of waterfall at
the bank.

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