81. Nee's "dark, Mysterious Control" Nee's Dark, mysterious control . Discusses the imprisonment of Watchman Nee, whose teachings the chinese government claimed undermined the authority of the state. http://www.gospelcom.net/chi/ARCHIVEF/04/daily-04-12-2001.shtml

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82. IPv6style:Chinese Government To Invest 20 Billion Yen To Build Nationwide IPv6 N chinese government to Invest 20 Billion Yen to Build Nationwide IPv6 Networks Thegovernment of China has set aside the budget of 1.4 billion yuan (approx. http://www.ipv6style.jp/en/news/2003/1202_china.shtml

TOP NEWS IPv6 TOPICS Yokogawa Electric Releases New IPv6/IPv4 Translators NTT East Promotes FLET'S.Net with 3 Months Free Offer IPv6 Appli-Contest To Be Held Again This Year IT NEWS A New Consortium for the FTTH era Japan Moves to Adopt Number Portability for Mobile Phones Opticast to start optical fiber TV broadcast Chinese Government to Invest 20 Billion Yen to Build Nationwide IPv6 Networks The major purposes of the CNGI project are to build 6 national IPv6 networks and 2 IXs using 5 major telcos and its academic network called CERNET (China Academy of Science Network) by 2005, for various experiments and commercial trials to meet the specific needs of each network. The government will subsidize the experiments for the development of IPv6-related critical technologies and applications. 2) Economic growth and industrial promotion of application, service, media, contents and manufacturing industries of China by full deployment of IPv6 earlier than the rest of the world. 3) Enabling the government to promote informatization of the society in general based on the concrete policy objectives and execution plans. It is expected that, by having the government-led CNGI project at its core, China will fundamentally resolve the issue of IP address depletion which has been believed to be the bottleneck for the rapidly growing Chinese telecom market, while its business opportunities will be more widespread by obtaining the technological competitive edge in IPv6 and deploying applications in a massive scale, such as VoIP (Voice over IP) on IPv6 by the end of 2005.

83. Division Of Research Working Paper Abstract 99076. THE INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION OF chinese government. YashengHuang. Conventional analysis of government typically focuses on http://www.hbs.edu/research/facpubs/workingpapers/abstracts/9899/99-076.html

THE INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION OF CHINESE GOVERNMENT Yasheng Huang BGIE 36 pages Complete Text (Acrobat PDF Version) Back to 1998-1999 Working Papers

84. Ananova - Scientists Solve Ancient Chinese Riddle From Ananova, scientists have helped the chinese government confirm where the ancient makers of terracotta warriors pulled their earth from the ground to build the fabled statues. http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_726804.html

News Quirkies Eccentrics Quirky gaffes ... Corrections Ananova: Scientists solve ancient Chinese riddle Scientists have helped the Chinese government confirm where the ancient makers of terracotta warriors pulled their earth from the ground to build the fabled statues. After three years of research, scientists have concluded that the statues were created near where they were found in the central city of Xi'an. The warriors were unearthed from the tomb of Qin Shihuang, the emperor remembered for unifying China in about 220 BC. Nearly 8,000 life-sized terra-cotta warriors and horses along with tens of thousands of pieces of weaponry were uncovered in the 1970s from three pits less than a mile from the emperor's tomb. The purpose of the warriors and horses was to protect their ruler throughout eternity. To determine where the warriors were made, researchers collected and analysed more than 100 samples from different parts of the Qin tomb, according to the government's Xinhua News Agency. Then researchers selected 32 elements from each sample for further analysis, Xinhua said. The research team agreed the world-renowned terra-cotta warriors were made with earth taken either from Zaoyuan, a village about 15 miles from the tomb, or Gaoxing, about 9 milesfrom the burial site, Xinhua said.

85. Uighur-l Chinese Government White Paper On Minority Policies To BeDiscus http://www.mail-archive.com/uighur-l@taklamakan.org/msg00044.html

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86. Chinese Government, Scientists Oppose Human Cloning chinese government, Scientists Oppose Human Cloning. China opposesany experiments for the purpose of human cloning, but will allow http://www.edu.cn/20011130/3012409.shtml

HomePage English November Chinese Government, Scientists Oppose Human Cloning China opposes any experiments for the purpose of human cloning, but will allow "closely-monitored" embryo stem cell research for treatment and prevention of disease, the Ministry of Health announced Thursday. This is the official announcement by the Chinese government on its stance on human cloning after a U.S. biotechnology company claimed November 25 that it had created human embryos through cloning. Meanwhile, some Chinese scientists have urged the country's lawmakers to quicken legislation on banning human cloning. "China does not approve of, support, allow or accept any experiments in human cloning, and this stand is definite and clear," said the announcement of the ministry. The research of embryo stem cells used to treat and prevent diseases will be allowed, "but has to be rational and done under effective monitoring," it said. The ministry also urged that legislation concerning human cloning must be speeded up so that "the cloning technology can be developed healthily and used safely." Chinese scientists also echoed their concerns over legal and ethical issues associated with the cloning technology.

87. CNN.com - Chinese Government Says Tiananmen Papers Are Fake - January 8, 2001 chinese government says Tiananmen papers are fake. VIDEO ARCHIVE. chinese governmentthwarts democracy movement June 3, 1989 (requires Quicktime). http://www.cnn.com/2001/ASIANOW/east/01/08/china.tiananmenpapers.02/

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88. Cessna In The News chinese government SIGNS FOR TWO CITATION XLS, Wichita, Kansas, May5, 2004 – The China Flight Inspection Center of Air Traffic http://cessna.com/news/article.chtml?ID=bxOJueP33oRer2VQH06fbJJmeNP4RZQJZsC8BYCP

89. Open.itworld.com - Chinese Government Agency Joins OSDL Title, chinese government agency joins OSDL. Type, News. Source, Computerworld3/18/04. Summary, In a signal of Linux s high profile in http://open.itworld.com/4971/040318chinaosdl/

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90. Chinese Government chinese government . this would validate the guess that the chinese governmentwas actually afraid of people using the cache to visit blocked websites. http://www.stargeek.com/grok.php?p=chinese government

91. CNN - McDonnell Douglas, Chinese Government Firm Charged In Military Technology CNN http://www.cnn.com/US/9910/19/china.indictment.03/index.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] MAIN PAGE WORLD ASIANOW U.S. ... news quiz CNN WEB SITES: TIME INC. SITES: Go To ... Time.com People Money Fortune EW MORE SERVICES: video on demand video archive audio on demand news email services ... pagenet DISCUSSION: message boards chat feedback SITE GUIDES: help contents search FASTER ACCESS: europe japan WEB SERVICES: McDonnell Douglas, Chinese government firm charged in military technology deal October 19, 1999 Web posted at: 7:57 p.m. EDT (2357 GMT) In this story: Headed for Chinese military production Prison terms and big fines possible China company calls charges 'absurd' Allegations come at sensitive time ... RELATED STORIES, SITES WASHINGTON (CNN) The Justice Department on Tuesday indicted the U.S. aerospace company McDonnell Douglas Corp. and a Chinese government-owned technology firm for an allegedly illegal transfer of military equipment. "It represents the first time a Chinese government entity has been indicted for violations of U.S. export laws," Bonni Tischler, assistant commissioner for U.S. Customs, said during a news conference. At issue is the 1994 sale by McDonnell Douglas of machine tools that use sophisticated, precision engineering technology to shape parts for the U.S. B-1 Bomber and the Peacekeeper missile.

92. Chinese Government Still Jams VOA, RFA Broadcasts, 12/9/2002 chinese government Still Jams VOA, RFA Broadcasts. Costs would be greatly reducedif the chinese government did not jam the broadcasts, she said. http://hongkong.usconsulate.gov/uscn/others/2002/120901.htm

Summary in Chinese Chinese Government Still Jams VOA, RFA Broadcasts Go back to U.S. Relations with the People's Republic of China, 2002

93. Sun Notches Linux Win With Chinese Gov't on Monday will announce a technology partnership with two IT ministries in thechinese government as well as the formation of a new company, China Standard http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1494286,00.asp

All Sites eWEEK My Account var jBreadcrumbTitle; jBreadcrumbTitle = "Sun Notches Linux Win With Chinese Gov't"; Home Topics News document.write(jBreadcrumbTitle); Sun Notches Linux Win With Chinese Gov't By Peter Galli November 17, 2003 Sun Microsystems Inc. on Monday will announce a technology partnership with two IT ministries in the Chinese government as well as the formation of a new company, China Standard Software, to deliver a China-branded software stack based on Sun's Java Desktop System. ADVERTISEMENT Sun CEO Scott McNealy will make the announcement during his Monday morning keynote address titled "Scaling Out: Sun Applies Innovation to Volume Technologies" at the Comdex trade show in Las Vegas. The announcement comes just days after Jonathan Schwartz, executive vice president for software at Sun, said the company was pursuing a new "per citizen" pricing model for the upcoming Java Desktop System, to allow government agencies to distribute the system to their citizens. nadcock: "Comrade licensing" is next, I guess. In an interview ahead of McNealy's keynote, Curtis Sasaki, vice president of desktop solutions at Sun, in Santa Clara, Calif., told eWEEK that the Chinese government is hoping to roll the solution out around the beginning of next year.

94. Chinese Government Backs Development Of Linux Operating System The chinese government s development of the Linux operating system threatensUS penetration of the world s largest potential computer market. http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/jul2000/lin-j15.shtml

Enter email address to receive news about the WSWS Add Remove SEARCH WSWS English German ON THE WSWS Donate to the WSWS Expansion Fund! Editorial Board ... Books Online OTHER LANGUAGES German French Italian Russian ... Indonesian LEAFLETS Download in PDF format HIGHLIGHTS Support the Socialist Equality Party in the 2004 US elections ... WSWS Chinese government backs development of Linux operating system By Mike Ingram 15 July 2000 Use this version to print An article in the New York Times July 7 reports that the Chinese government is developing a version of the open source computer operating system Linux, as a counterweight to the country's growing dependence on Microsoft Windows. Similar reports have emerged several times this year. In January, Jon Hall, Linux International executive director, said that it was government policy in China to use the operating system across all ministries. Speaking at the Linux World Asia conference, Hall said Wu Jichuan, China's Minister of Information Industries, had told him this during a visit to Beijing in July 1999. The issue has been revived by the Times Security concerns no doubt play a big part in the considerations of the Beijing regime. Last year a cryptographer for a Canadian software firm working in the US said he found a feature in Windows called an NSAKey. This heightened speculation over whether Microsoft software contains a back-door key that could be operated by the National Security Agency, which gathers intelligence for the US government from around the world. Though Microsoft said the key was innocuous and no evidence has been found of its use, the discovery has left many in China and elsewhere suspicious.

95. CNN.com - China Sends Condolences To U.S. - September 12, 2001 The chinese government sends its sympathies and condemns the attacks, but declines to involve itself in any further disputes. http://www.cnn.com/2001/WORLD/asiapcf/east/09/11/china.us.reax/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN China sends condolences to U.S. The U.S. flag at half mast in Beijing By Willy Wo-Lap Lam Senior China Analyst HONG KONG, China (CNN) Beijing's international affairs experts say American "unilateralism" might have contributed to tension with terrorist groups that were suspected of masterminding the attacks against the U.S. Chinese President Jiang Zemin on Tuesday sent a message of condolence to counterpart George W. Bush. The Chinese Foreign Ministry said that it was the Chinese government's long-standing policy to "condemn and oppose all types of terrorist acts of violence." Diplomatic sources in Beijing said soon after the terrorist acts were reported in the Chinese capital, Communist party Politburo leaders met to discuss the emergency. The sources said the leadership decided on three principles: Beijing would condemn the terrorist acts; it would express sympathy with the victims in the U.S.; but it would not get involved in America’s disputes with terrorist groupings or anti-U.S. elements in the Middle East. Tsinghua University foreign affairs expert Yan Xuetong pointed out no form of terrorist action could be condoned.

96. Chinese Government Gives Award To Larry Brown chinese government will give award to CU geophysicist. By Roger Segelken.Larry D. Brown, professor of earth and atmospheric sciences http://www.news.cornell.edu/Chronicles/9.27.01/Brown-China.html

Chinese government will give award to CU geophysicist By Roger Segelken Larry D. Brown, professor of earth and atmospheric sciences at Cornell, will receive the Chinese government's 2001 Friendship Award during celebrations of the 52nd anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC), Sept. 27-Oct. 2. After a day of surveying Tibet's Yangbajain graben, Cornell geophysicist Larry Brown and a young Tibetan woman display a rock with a Buddhist prayer inscribed on it, found along the road about 100 kilometers west of Lhasa. Grabens are sunken blocks of the Earth's crust. Courtesy of Larry Brown The award, which is conferred through the PRC's State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs, honors Brown for his geophysics work in Project INDEPTH (International Deep Profiling of Tibet and the Himalaya). Under way since 1990, Project INDEPTH is an interdisciplinary program of geophysical and geological studies designed to develop a better understanding of the deep structure and mechanics of the Himalaya-Tibet region. Working in a region where two continents have collided to form the world's highest terrain, Project INDEPTH is a collaboration between more than a dozen institutions in the United States, Canada and Germany with the Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences of the Ministry of the Interior (formerly Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources). Research funding for INDEPTH is provided by the Ministry of the Interior of China, the Continental Dynamics Program of the U.S. National Science Foundation, the Chinese National Natural Science Foundation, the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft and the GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam. Brown was one of the founding scientists of the project, along with Professor Douglas Nelson of Syracuse University and Professor John Kuo of Columbia University. Brown currently serves as one of the principal investigators for Project INDEPTH, and he says the Chinese government's award rightfully should be shared with all the project leaders.

97. China.org.cn - China's Official Gateway To News & Information Wednesday May 19, 2004. WEATHER. CHINA. INTERNATIONAL. BUSINESS. CULTURE. government. SCITECH. ENVIRONMENT. LIFE. PEOPLE. TRAVEL. WEEKLY REVIEW. Learning chinese. Learn to Cook chinese Dishes. Exchange Rates. Hotel Service. China Calendar. Hot Links - People's China. El Popola Cinio. chinese Literature. Beijing Portal http://www.china.org.cn/english

China Internet Information Center Tuesday June 8, 2004 WEATHER CHINA INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ... China Calendar Hot Links -Media- Xinhua News Agency People's Daily China Daily CCTV China Radio International People's China El Popola Cinio Chinese Literature Beijing Portal PLA Daily The Great Wall Online Other web sites China Development Gateway Chinese Embassies Beijing Review China Today ... More Rural Than Urban Test Takers Some 55 percent of students who are taking China's national college entrance examination this year come from rural areas, exceeding the number of urban examinees for the first time. The change implies that the educational development between urban and rural China is becoming more balanced. Full Story US Investor to Take Control of Shenzhen Bank US investment firm Newbridge Capital plans to take a controlling stake in Shenzhen Development Bank. The landmark deal follows a recent revision to banking regulations that raises the limit on shares that a single overseas investor can acquire in a Chinese bank. Full Story Volunteers to Pick Up Everest Trash A group of nearly 100 environmentalists plans to pick up the trash on the world's highest peak, Qomolongma, known in the West as Mount Everest, this September. Human activity has threatened the mountain's delicate ecological balance.

98. Governments On The WWW: China (People's Republic) Links to websites of governmental institutions and political parties in China (People's Republic). Official languages chinese in parts of the country various languages. General Resources government Online Project chinese Economic and Commercial Counselor's Office in Vilnius http://www.gksoft.com/govt/en/cn.html

Governments on the WWW: China (People's Republic) Home Table of Contents List of Countries Signs and Symbols ... Feedback China (People's Republic) [ Zhongguo ] Official languages: Chinese - in parts of the country: various languages General Resources: Government Online Project National Institutions: Ministry of Communications Ministry of Construction Ministry of Culture Ministry of Education Ministry of Electronics Industry Information Center Chinese Electronics Standardization Institute Ministry of Finance Ministry of Foreign Affairs ... China National Tourism Administration State Education Commission China Scholarship Council State Family Planning Commission Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defence State Statistical Bureau ... State Bureau of Surveying and Mapping China State Bureau of Technical Supervision China Standardization and Information Classifying and Coding Institute Patent Office Office for Special Economic Zones State Information Center ... Supreme People's Procuratorate Regional Institutions: Tibet Tourism Bureau Municipal Institutions: Guilin Municipal People's Government Jiaxing Tourism Administration of Zhejiang Government of Mudu ShenZhen Trade Development Bureau ... Tianjin Municipal People's Government Representations in Foreign Countries: Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Sydney, Australia

99. People Of China (Chinese) Summary of the government's policies on family planning, family life and the status of ethnic minorities in the country. http://www.asianinfo.org/asianinfo/china/people.htm

Home About Us Search Chinese People Summary of Chinese People China's Main Page Family Planning The Family ... Regional Autonomy for Regional Peoples FAMILY PLANNING China's family planning policy combines government guidance with the wishes of the masses. The basic requirements of family planning are late marriages and late child-bearing, so as to have fewer, but healthier, babies, especially one child per couple. But a flexible family planning policy is adopted for rural people and ethnic minorities; in rural areas, couples may have second baby in exceptional cases, but must wait several years after the birth of the first child. In areas inhabited by minority peoples, each ethnic group may work out different regulations in accordance with its wish, population, natural resources, economy, culture and customs: In general, a couple may have a second baby or a third child in some places. As for ethnic minorities with extremely small populations, a couple may have as many children as they want. Back to Top Profound changes have taken place in the people's viewpoints on marriage, childbearing and the family. Late marriage, late childbearing and fewer but healthier babies are the accepted norms of the most people in China. Now the people have a common understanding that there is no difference between a son or a daughter.

100. China Government Bureau of government Office Administration Under the State Council; State Administration chineseAcademy of Sciences; chinese Academy of Social Sciences; National http://www.asiadragons.com/china/government_and_politics/

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