1. China Internet Information Center Authorized portal site established by the chinese government. http://www.china.org.cn/

2. Chinatoday Back to Home. chinese government Related Information. Zhongnanhai Headquarters of chinese government. Major Government Agencies and Officials http://www.chinatoday.com/gov/a.htm

A comprehensive information base on today's China and beyond... Canadian Web Hosting by WebServe Canada General Information Diplomatic Missions Entertainment ... Back to Home Chinese Government Related Information Zhongnanhai - Headquarters of Chinese Government Major Government Agencies and Officials (Updated March 2003) President: Hu Jintao Vice President: Zeng Qinghong Prime Minister: Wen Jiabao Vice Prime Ministers: Huang Ju, Wu Yi , Zeng Peiyan, Hui Liangyu State Councillors: Zhou Yongkang, Cao Gangchuan, Tang Jiaxuan, Chen Zhili, Hua Jianmin State Military Commission: Chairman: Jiang Zemin ; Vice Chariman: Hu Jintao , Guo Boxiong, Cao Gangchuan; Committion Members: Xu Caihou, Liang Guanglie, Liao Xilong, Li Jinai. Ministry / Committee (Cabinet Level) Chief Ministry of Foreign Affairs Li Zhaoxing Ministry of National Defense Cao Gangchuan State Development and Reform Commission Ma Kai Ministry of Education Zhouji Xu Guanhua Ministry of Commerce Lu Fuyuan Ministry of Culture Sun Jiazheng Ministry of Health Wu Yi Zhang Weiqing National Auditing Agency Li Jinhua People's Bank of China Zhou Xiaochuan Zhang Yunchuan National Nationalities Affairs Committee Li Dezhu Ministry of Public Security Zhou Yongkang Ministry of National Security Xu Yongyue Ministry of Supervisory Li Zhilun Ministry of Civil Administration

3. Chinese Cultural Studies: Matteo Ricci: On Chinese Government, Selection From Hi Matteo Ricci On chinese government, Selection from his Journals (15831610 CE) In this selection Ricci describes chinese government. We shall touch upon this subject only insofar http://acc6.its.brooklyn.cuny.edu/~phalsall/texts/ric-jour.html

Main Other Chinese Web Sites Chinese Cultural Studies: Matteo Ricci: On Chinese Government, Selection from his Journals (1583-1610 CE) from The Diary of Matthew Ricci , in Matthew Ricci, China in the Sixteenth Century , trans Louis Gallagher, (New York: Random House, 1942, 1970), as excerpted in Mark A. Kishlansky, Sources of World History , Vol. 1 (New York: HarperCollins, 1995), p. 269-273 Ricci's most important published work was his History of the Introduction of Christianity into Chin a. But the journals that he kept and edited for publication allow one of the few glimpses of an outsider's view of Chinese society and government during a period when China was closed to foreign visitors. In this selection Ricci describes Chinese government. There are no ancient laws in China under which the republic is governed in perpetuum, such as our laws of the twelve tables and the Code of Caesar. Whoever succeeds in getting possession of the throne, regardless of his ancestry, makes new laws according to his own way of thinking. His successors on the throne are obliged to enforce the laws which he promulgated as founder of the dynasty, and these laws cannot be changed without good reason.... The extent of their kingdom is so vast. its borders so distant, and their utter lack of knowledge of a transmaritime world is so complete that the Chinese imagine the whole world as included in their kingdom. Even now, as from time beyond recording, they call their Emperor, Thiencu, the Son of Heaven, and because they worship Heaven as the Supreme Being, the Son of Heaven and the Son of God are one and the same. In ordinary speech, he is referred to as Hoamsi, meaning supreme ruler or monarch, while other and subordinate rulers are called by the much inferior title of Guam.

4. Chinese Communist Party Zhongnanhai, Beijing Headquarters of CPC and chinese government. Wall Banner on the left-hand side "Long Live the Great Chinese Communist Party http://www.chinatoday.com/org/cpc

A comprehensive information base on today's China and beyond... Canadian Web Hosting by WebServe Canada General Information Diplomatic Missions Entertainment ... Back to Home Communist Party of China Important Note: The Chinese Communist Party general information Internet web page was initially launched in October 1997, all the information published on this page is collected from official and unofficial publications, and for your reference only. This web page is made for informational purpose only and do not necessarily reflect the views of CHINATODAY.COM or any of its affiliates. Zhongnanhai, Beijing - Headquarters of CPC and Chinese Government Wall Banner on the left-hand side: "Long Live the Great Chinese Communist Party!" Wall Banner on the right-hand side: "Long Live the Invincible Mao Zedong Thought!" The Communist Party of China (CPC) was founded on July 1, 1921 in Shanghai, China. After 28 years of struggle, the CPC finally won victory of "new-democratic revolution" and founded the People's Republic of China in 1949. The CPC is the ruling party of mainland China (P.R. China). The Communist Party of China is founded mainly on ideology and politics. The CPC derives its ideas and policies from the people's concentrated will and then turns that will into State laws and decisions which are passed by the National People's Congress of China through the State's legal procedures. Theoretically, CPC does not take the place of the government in the State's leadership system. The Party conducts its activities within the framework of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China and the law and has no right to transcend the Constitution and the law. All Party members, like all citizens in the country, are equal before the law.

5. Chinese Government And Structure chinese government structrue, Chinese Communist Party and politics CCP, authoritarian in structure and ideology, continues to dominate government and society The chinese government has always http://www.index-china.com/index-english/Politics-gov-s.html

Home Agriculture Art Business ... Travel Politics in China Government Government Chinese Communist Party The 58 million member CCP, authoritarian in structure and ideology, continues to dominate government and society. Nevertheless, China's population, geographical vastness, and social diversity frustrate attempts to rule by fiat from Beijing. Central leaders must increasingly build consensus for new policies among party members, local and regional leaders, influential non-party members, and the population at large. In periods of relative liberalization, the influence of people and organizations outside the formal party structure has tended to increase, particularly in the economic realm. This phenomenon is apparent today in the rapidly developing coastal region. Nevertheless, in all important government, economic, and cultural institutions in China, party committees work to see that party and state policy guidance is followed and that non-party members do not create autonomous organizations that could challenge party rule. Party control is tightest in government offices and in urban economic, industrial, and cultural settings; it is considerably looser in the rural areas, where the majority of the people live. Theoretically, the party's highest body is the Party Congress, which is supposed to meet at least once every 5 years. The primary organs of power in the Communist Party include:

6. ChinaSite.com: Government -- The Complete Reference To The Web Sites Of Chinese ChinaSite.com Government. The Complete Reference to the Web Sites of chinese government Agency. Local Cities and Provinces. Central Government. Fujian. Beijing. Guangdong. Tianjin. Taiwan. U.S. Department of State MeiGuo CanKao ( provides U.S. government information in Chinese everyday. http://chinasite.com/government.html

China Site com Government The Complete Reference to the Web Sites of Chinese Government Agency document.write("Last Updated: " + document.lastModified + "."); by Weiqing Huang Foreign Government Shanghai Please also see: Local Cities and Provinces Central Government Fujian Beijing ... Taiwan Foreign Government U.S. Department of State MeiGuo CanKao (Chinese GB Only) provides U.S. government information in Chinese everyday. Political Parties Chinese Communist Youth League (Chinese GB Only) Central Government Government Online Project (Chinese GB Only) features news, latest progress, regulations, helpful information of the China's Government Online Project. Very nice design, easy to use navigation. China Securities Regulatory Commission (Chinese GB/English) the China's government ministry directly under the State Council, and it regulates the Chinese securities market. China's State Administration for Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine (Chinese GB Only) China's State Administration for Foreign Exchange (Chinese GB Only) provides information of foreign currency exchange rate, news, magazines, laws and regulations.

7. China : Government Including chinese government departments, embassies, ministries, politics and law. http://search.asiaco.com/China/Government/

Home Add Site Change URL Search A S I A C O , T H E A S I A S E A R C H E N G I N E China : Government Home China : Government Categories Budget Courts Departments Embassies and Consulates ... Taxes Malaysia, Singapore. Search Mobile content click here: Sites China Geological Survey a bureau of the Ministry of Land and Natural Resources, was established in 1999. As the Nation¡¯s largest geoscience agency URL: http://www.cgs.gov.cn/cgs_Ev.htm China Government Directory China Government Directories site URL: http://www.asiadragons.com/china/government_and_politics/ China Meteorological Administrator an organization of institutional nature, comes immediately under the State Council of P R China. CMA is authorized and empowered to administer the national meteorological service in the governmental capacity, and is charged with e organizational arrangement and coordination of national meteorological affairs. URL: http://www.cma.gov.cn/Eqxj/basic.html China National Information Center of Light Industry China National Light Industry directory URL: http://www.clii.com/

8. Embassy Of People's Repulic Of China In The United States Of America Visa Passport. Overseas Chinese Affairs. For Students Scholars Outlawing Falun Gong Cult. chinese government White Paper http://www.china-embassy.org/

9. Falun Dafa & Falun Gong Falun Dafa and Falun Gong what they are and why the chinese government is terrified of them. http://www.religioustolerance.org/falungong.htm

MENU: Click below to visit our sponsors. What it is, what it does, and why the Chinese government is so terrified of it Overview: Falun Dafa is a largely spiritual movement that incorporates: Buddhist principles, Taoist principles, Qigong: body, mind and physical exercise, and Healing techniques. However, the Falun Dafa is taught as more than this; it is seen a way of life. The movement has experienced horrendous levels of persecution in China. Topics covered in this section: Introduction: Terminology, symbol, texts, beliefs, web sites, books. History of Falun Dafa Is Falun Dafa a cult? Media accounts Related essay and menu on this web site: Religious oppression in China Cult menu Reference used: Barend ter Haar, " Falun Gong: Evaluation and further references ," at: http://sun.sino.uni-heidelberg.de/ Site navigation: Home page Faith groups Originally written: 1999-NOV-26 Latest update: 2004-JAN-31 Author: B.A. Robinson Go to the previous page, or return to "Religions and Ethical Systems" , or choose:

10. ChinaSite.com: Government -- The Complete Reference To The Web Sites Of Chinese The Complete Reference to the Web Sites of chinese government Agency. byWeiqing Huang . provides US government information in Chinese everyday. http://www.chinasite.com/government.html

China Site com Government The Complete Reference to the Web Sites of Chinese Government Agency document.write("Last Updated: " + document.lastModified + "."); by Weiqing Huang Foreign Government Shanghai Please also see: Local Cities and Provinces Central Government Fujian Beijing ... Taiwan Foreign Government U.S. Department of State MeiGuo CanKao (Chinese GB Only) provides U.S. government information in Chinese everyday. Political Parties Chinese Communist Youth League (Chinese GB Only) Central Government Government Online Project (Chinese GB Only) features news, latest progress, regulations, helpful information of the China's Government Online Project. Very nice design, easy to use navigation. China Securities Regulatory Commission (Chinese GB/English) the China's government ministry directly under the State Council, and it regulates the Chinese securities market. China's State Administration for Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine (Chinese GB Only) China's State Administration for Foreign Exchange (Chinese GB Only) provides information of foreign currency exchange rate, news, magazines, laws and regulations.

11. Meizhou Corp chinese government owned trading company, active in textiles, luggage and bags, footwear, toys and handicrafts. Collections of underwear, sportswear and fashion for men, women and children. English and Chinese. http://www.mztrade.com/

12. CNN.com - Chinese Government Says Tiananmen Papers Are Fake - January 8, 2001 CNN http://cnn.com/2001/ASIANOW/east/01/08/china.tiananmenpapers.02/index.html

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13. Hack In The Box - Keeping Knowledge Free - Www.hackinthebox.org chinese government is bracing for attack by Sasser worm from L33tdawg ThuMay 06 @ 0831 (Reads 173). Source International Herald Tribune http://www.hackinthebox.org/article.php?sid=13100

14. Future Now: Chinese Government Uses Of RFID chinese government uses of RFID. Peter Winer reports from a recent RFID conferenceon contrasting views of RFID among government officials in the US and China. http://blogger.iftf.org/Future/000410.html

Future Now Emerging technologies and their social implications Main May 03, 2004 Chinese government uses of RFID Peter Winer reports from a recent RFID conference on contrasting views of RFID among government officials in the U.S. and China. An American panelist talked about the uses of RFID in public transportation and health care. In contrast, the Chinese official was relatively dismissive of commercial uses of RFID but did voice enthusiasm for government-issued RFID identity cards. He indicated that China would issue over a billion cards - one for each citizen. He expects that further annual consumption will be between 50 million and 100 million cards as damaged cards are replaced and new cards are issued for newborns. Going further, he said that 3 million handheld RFID readers would be issued, one for each police officer in China. When asked if this would provoke privacy concerns, he clearly stated that the government does not need to respond to such concerns and that in China, the government does what it wants regardless of the opinions of its citizens. I'm generally bullish on RFID, and think that the privacy issues are rather more manageable than critics believe; but this report worries even me. As I wrote

15. Uyhgur Human Rights Coalition Dedicated to building a grassroots movement in the US to protest the chinese government's human rights violations against the Uyghur. http://www.uyghurs.org/

16. Dangerous Meditation China's Campaign Against Falungong Describes how chinese government uses new laws and new interpretations of old laws to crack down on the Falungong. A Human Rights Watch report. http://hrw.org/reports/2002/china/

Home News Releases About HRW Contribute ... Contact Us DANGEROUS MEDITATION China's Campaign Against Falungong Order online Human Rights Watch New York Washington London Brussels Printed in the United States of America. ISBN 1-56432-270-X Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 2002100348 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS Executive Summary Note on methodology: Recommendations ... APPENDIX III: A LETTER FROM ZHANG KUNLUN TO BRIGADE LEADER LIANG JUNLING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This report was written by Mickey Spiegel, research consultant to the Asia Division of Human Rights Watch. Joseph Saunders, deputy director of the Asia Division; Sidney Jones, the division's executive director; Malcolm Smart, Human Rights Watch program director; and Jim Ross, senior legal advisor, edited the report. Elizabeth Weiss, Fitzroy Hepkins, Veronica Matushaj, and Patrick Minges provided production assistance. A very special thank you goes to Julia Zuckerman, an indefatigable volunteer whose research talents and endless patience in locating and organizing documentation were invaluable. Contribute to Human Rights Watch Home About Us News Releases ... Press Contacts

17. LinuxWorld Expo: Chinese Government Raises Linux Sail NEWS LinuxWorld Expo chinese government raises Linux sail By Matt Berger August13, 2002 1056 am PT SAN FRANCISCO A governmentsponsored software http://www.infoworld.com/articles/hn/xml/02/08/13/020813hnchina.xml

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18. Hegemonism Remains Main Source Of Threats To World Peace chinese government news release. http://www.fas.org/news/china/1998/980727-2-prc.htm

Hegemonism Remains Main Source of Threats to World Peace BEIJING, July 27 (Xinhua) Hegemonism and power politics remains the main source of threats to world peace and stability, China says today in a white paper on its national defense. The white paper, entitled "China's National Defense," was issued today by the Information Office of the State Council, the country's highest governing body. The white paper points out that there still exist some factors of instability both globally and regionally. Hegemonism and power politics remain the main source of threats to world peace and stability. It says that the cold war mentality and its influence still have a certain currency, and the enlargement of military blocs and the strengthening of military alliances have added factors of instability to international security. The white paper says some countries, by relying on their military advantages, pose military threats to other countries, even resorting to armed intervention. The old unfair and irrational international economic order still damages the interests of developing countries. It says, history has proved that the concepts and systems of security with military alliances as the basis and increasing military might as the means could not be conducive to peace during the cold war.

19. InfoWorld: Intel's CTO To Meet Chinese Government Over WAPI: March 04, 2004: By NEWS, Intel s CTO to meet chinese government over WAPI Pat Gelsingerto discuss concerns over China s national WLAN security standard http://www.infoworld.com/article/04/03/04/HNintelchinawapi_1.html

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20. News: China To View Windows Code Microsoft on Friday signed a pact with the chinese government to reveal the Windowssource code, making China among the first to benefit from its program to http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104-990526.html

VoIP provider dusts off free-call strategy Free e-mail news alerts Hardware Software ... Alerts News Software China to view Windows code By Ken Gao ZDNet China February 28, 2003, 6:34 AM PT Add your opinion Forward in Format for Microsoft on Friday signed a pact with the Chinese government to reveal the Windows source code, making China among the first to benefit from its program to allay the security fears of governments. In addition, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates hinted that China will be privy to all, not just part, of the source code the government wishes to inspect. The Chinese government and military have previously stated their preference for the rival Linux operating system because its source code is publicly available. document.write(''); Without knowing the inner workings of an operating systema fact revealed by its source codegovernments like China fear that backdoors may be installed to leak sensitive information. The China Information Technology Security Certification Center signed an agreement to participate in Microsoft's Government Security Program ( GSP Wu Shizhong, director of the center, reaffirmed that IT security is a key issue for the government.

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