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Private businesses given increasing attention
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Zhou Haijiang, President of the well-known private enterprise Hodo Group in Jiangsu, attended the recently concluded 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC). He stood out among the more than 2,000 delegates as the first private entrepreneur to be elected as a candidate to the alternate members of the 17th CPC Central Committee. |
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New practice to promote intra-Party democracy
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The CPC has decided to expand the pilot project of practicing a permanent tenure of office for the Party congresses across the country to obtain more successful experience, according to some authoritative analysts inside the Party. |
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Gov't restructuring notes from Party report
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The Chinese government is expected to further reform its administrative mechanism through institutional restructuring in order to enhance its function as a provider of public service. |
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Migrant workers striving for better life
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For more than ten years since Xie Gen and his wife Chen Longfeng came to Beijing from their rural home in central China, they have been enjoying the "privilege" of living in dozens of brand-new apartments. |
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CPC determined to break shackles on minds
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When Zhou Baosheng gave up his much-coveted job at a state-owned fertilizer plant and took up farming in 1979, his dream for a better life was still confined to his barren home village in the backwater of central China's Hubei Province. |
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Chinese Communist elite foresees challenges ahead
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China has ushered in its best period of time over the past century marked by robust economic growth and expanding global clout, but on everyone's lips at the ongoing national congress of the governing Communist Party of China (CPC) is "vigilance in peaceful time". |
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Sharp students, smart studies
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The current leadership has called on the public, especially Party members, to study more to keep abreast of the latest advances in development thinking. |
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Landmarks in China's reform and opening-up
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Communist Party leader Hu Jintao has reiterated in a keynote political report that China will persist in the policy of reform and opening-up, saying the drive is the only way of developing socialism with Chinese characteristics and rejuvenating the nation. |
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Communist hammer-and-sickle flags millionaire's sedan
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Mounting the hammer-and-sickle flag on his luxury car's control panel, Liu Sirong, a wealthy businessman in south China's Guangdong Province wishes the red symbol of the Communist Party of China (CPC) would bless him for the future. |
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Overseas Chinese, media hail China's progress
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Overseas Chinese and Chinese media around the world have paid a lot of attention to the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) that started Monday, expressing hopes that China will become more prosperous after the meeting. |
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Workers find a home away from home
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There is a bus terminal in the northern suburbs of Beijing that is familiar to migrant workers from Bazhong in Sichuan Province - it is where they either start the two-day trip back home or prepare to seek their fortunes in the capital. |
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