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NE TIGER promotes new wedding dresses

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Models were displaying the latest styles of NE TIGER wedding dresses on
Apr. 12. China's up-scale fur brand NE TIGER launched a promotion with a
theme of "2006 NE TIGER latest top-grade wedding dress styles" in Beijing.

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April 10, 2006 was the third day of the annual Sister's Festival of Miao
ethnic group in Taijiang County of the Qiandongnan (southeast Guizhou
Province) Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture. After having dressed up,
1,000 local Miao women showed their glamorous costumes and silver
accessories in the county's Xiumei Square. Their gorgeous costumes
attracted many domestic and foreign tourists.

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Beijing Opera artists perform during the Beijing International Ekiden
road relay held on Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China, Sunday, April 9,
2006.

A folk artist plays diabolo during the Beijing International Ekiden road
relay held on Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China, Sunday, April 9, 2006.

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Iraq to open nonstop flight to China

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Chinanews, Apr. 6 - Officials of Iraqi Airways Company mentioned in Irbil
on the 3rd that Iraq will launch a nonstop flight from Baghdad to
Guangzhou, a city in southern China.
Iraqi Airways Company deputy director general Zaid al-Sarraf indicated
that the state-run Iraqi Airways has authorized the Rafidain Company to
operate the weekly flight from Baghdad to Guangzhou. He believes that the
flight will strengthen the economic relationship between China and Iraq.
At present, Iraqi businessmen have to transfer in Jordan, Turkey or
United Arab Emirates during their journey to China.
Sarraf revealed that a return ticket between Baghdad and Guangzhou would
cost 1,300 US dollars and a one-way ticket would cost 700 US dollars. He
believes that the flight would begin operation soon since 75% of the
preparatory work has been completed.

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Chinese astronauts Fei Junlong (L) and Nie Haisheng attended the opening
ceremony of the Shenzhou VI spacecraft real articles exhibition at
Shanghai Science and Technology Museum on April 3.

The main re-entry parachute that helped Shenzhou VI re-entry capsule land
smoothly caught the eyes of visitors at the Shenzhou VI spacecraft real
articles exhibition opened in Shanghai on April 3.

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Foreigners learn Chinese

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A foreigner is learning English from a local resident in Yiwu, east
China's Zhejiang province on March 30, 2006. Owing to developed trade,
Yiwu City becomes a city where many foreigners gather. To communicate
with local residents better, some foreigners voluntarily organized
Chinese learning.

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A foreigner is learning English from a local resident in Yiwu, east
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Yiwu City becomes a city where many foreigners gather. To communicate
with local residents better, some foreigners voluntarily organized
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Halan, a national treasure giant panda plays at a zoo at Wuxi, Jiangsu
province China March 28, 2006. This 22-year-old giant panda is coded No.
287 in global giant panda pedigree. It weighs 100 kilograms. Halan is a
"heroic father" of 25 sons and daughters in the Chengdu Research Base of
Giant Panda Breeding. It came to Wuxi from Sichuan's Chengdu City for a
scientific research cooperation project and will stay in the zoo for one
year.

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Construction projects for Beijing Olympics

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A view of the 91,000-seat National Stadium, one of construction projects
for the 2008 Olympics is seen in Beijing, China Tuesday March 28, 20006.
The officials, who are in charge of construction projects, said work has
begun on 20 of the 31 competition venues needed for the Games.

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After a long journey, Halan, a national treasure giant panda from
Sichuan's Chengdu City, finally arrived in Wuxi for the first time on
March 27 and settled down in the panda enclosure of Wuxi Zoo. This
22-year-old giant panda is coded No. 287 in global giant panda pedigree.
It weighs 100 kilograms. Halan is a "heroic father" of 25 sons and
daughters in the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. It came
to Wuxi for a scientific research cooperation project and will stay in
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Learn Chinese online - Shanghai World Expo countdown clock

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Shanghai World Expo countdown clock

www.chinanews.cn 2006-03-24 15:22:58

Still 1,500 days before the 2010 Shanghai World Expo opens, a
15-meter-high World Expo countdown clock was unveiled at the South Square
of Shanghai Railway Station on March 23. This railway station is an
onshore gateway of Shanghai and a crucial rail transportation hinge of
China. It is estimated that during the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, this
railway station will report a passenger volume of 22 million.

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Chinese language - RMB facing intense appreciation pressure

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RMB facing intense appreciation pressure

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Chinanews, Mar 22 - An analyst in China's financial sector lately pointed
out that the RMB has entered a "period of intense appreciation pressure".
The median trading price of the US dollar versus the RMB dropped below
8.03 for the first time in twelve years last week, setting a new low
after China started to implement a managed floating RMB exchange rate
regime. To date, the RMB has appreciated by 3% against the US dollar.
Forex analyst Tao Xingyi from Hong Kong's Success Universe Group said
that the main factors feeding the expectation of RMB appreciation were US
senators' visit to China and Chinese President Hu Jintao's visit to the
US this April.
Two US senators who severely criticized China's foreign exchange rate
policies arrived in Beijing on March 19th. Their anti-China trade
proposal will come to a vote on the senate floor on March 31. According
to this proposal, if China refuses to let the RMB appreciate by large
margins, the US would impose a 27.5% punitive tariff on all Chinese
products.
Tao said that besides political factors, the relatively big fluctuations
in the international forex market have also intensified the pressure on
the RMB to appreciate. "Fluctuations of the RMB exchange rates
increasingly reflect demand in the market. The magnitude of these
fluctuations will undoubtedly get bigger and bigger. Any reason, however
small, will rock the RMB." Tao said.
Tao analyzed that the US dollar versus the RMB exchange rate has been
falling an average of four to five basis points each day since last year.
A simple estimation will show that the US dollar exchange rate against
the RMB is expected to drop below 8 in three months. If the central bank
launches reform measures in the future, for example, to widen the daily
floating band of the RMB versus the US dollar, the RMB will appreciate at
an ever faster pace.

          ��RMB rises to record high against USD
          ��RMB exchange rate saw the biggest single-day growth
          ��No more unexpected changes of RMB exchange rates: Wen
          ��RMB depreciated for two consecutive days
          ��China to maintain stable RMB exchange rate
          ��Chinese central bank reaffirms yuan policy
          ��Yuan rises to new high against US Dollar

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Farming tools as craftworks

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Pupils are looking at mini carriages in a shop in on March 18, 2006. A
"miniature" collection of farming tools and workshops developed by folk
artists are used to teach kids who live in the city about the
agricultural culture.

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Shadow play performed in university

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Some university students experienced the joy brought by shadow play on
Mar. 13th. On that day, the 2nd Folk Culture Week opened the curtain at
Yu Cai College of Chongqing's Southwest China Normal University. During
the week, university students would have a chance to enjoy unique charm
of traditional culture which is unavailable in cities for a long time.

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Zhang Yimou's new movie

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Hong Kong movie star Chow Yun-fat hugs China's movie star Gong Li during
a press conference for the new Zhang Yimou movie 'Autumn Remembrance' in
Beijing Saturday March 11, 2006. Chow and Gong play the leading roles in
the new US$44.6million movie. Based on Chinese playwright Cao Yu's play
'Thunderstorm,' the movie tells the story of an emperor, an empress and a
general in the Tang Dynasty.

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Chinese language - Mobile Yue Opera on the water

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Mobile Yue Opera on the water

www.chinanews.cn 2006-03-07 15:33:06

In Hangzhou's Xixi scenic spot, the stage of the premiere of China's
northern-style Yue Opera, artists gave a Yue Opera performance on a
"mobile stage" - a sculling boat - on Mar. 5th, 2006. On that day, Xixi
scenic spot introduced the tourist attraction item of "mobile Yue Opera
on the water" to celebrate the centennial of China's Yue Opera, which
caught the attention of many tourists.

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