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Headlines From the March 9, 2006, Edition of the Chinese Weekly "Southern Weekend"The Chinese Countryside Emerges Coming to a Consensus on the Meaning of Reform China’s Development Strategy Formally Changes Course “The Master of Great Potential� and the Myth of Instant Wealth Ang Lee Speaks One Silk Road, Two Approaches Allow Rural People to Control Their Own Future Guo Fenglian—China’s Girl of Iron Dog Fighting Chinese Gangs in San Francisco Thaksin Shinawatra Attempts to Solve Thailand’s Difficult Political Problems Ren Zhiqiang, the “The President of Real Estate� Using the Spirit of Science to Report About Science Poor People Should Hope That the Rich Buy More Mansions A Man Made Sun: It’s Difficulty Exceeds One’s Ability to Imagine A Misunderstanding About Mickey Mouse The East Asian Experience of Social Guarantees Has Zhumalangma Changed From 8848 to 8846 Meters? Illegal to Broadcast, Legal to Trample? A-Xing Goes to Court In Ridding Ourselves of Gender Discrimination We Must Not Forget the Spirit of International Working Woman’s Day We Should be Concerned About the Increase in Violence Among Young Women Can Korea Remake its Image? The One Child Policy Has Rewritten China’s Economy Dinner Table Chinese Culture “I Still Believe in Class Struggle� My Story with Banned Books Where are the Tigers of Xinjiang? --Translated by Joseph McMullin Go to the original: http://www.nanfangdaily.com.cn/zm/20060309/ ( categories: Chinese | Nanfang Zhoumo (Southern Weekend) )
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