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CRI听力: New Year Speech of CRI Director General
CRI Director-General, Wang Gengnian, has sent New Year's greetings to our listeners from around the world. Here's Liao Jibo with the translation of the message.
CRI News2010-01-02
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CRI听力: President Hu Jintao Delivers New Year's Message
On the eve of the New Year, Chinese President Hu Jintao delivered a speech entitled "Jointly Create a Better Future for World Peace and Development".
CRI News2010-01-01
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CRI听力:Market of New Year Holiday Travel Season
Tomorrow is Jan 1st 2010. The 3 day New Year Holiday is enough for a short trip, either your choice is the warm beach, or the beautiful snow covered mountains. Let's take a look at what the short h
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CRI听力: WA Fire Declared A Natural Disaster
Western Australian Premier Colin Barnett has declared a fire that destroyed more than 37 homes at Toodyay, 80 km northeast of Perth, a natural disaster. CRI's Australia correspondent Chen Feng has mo
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CRI听力: Beijing to Set up Moms Surveillance Team on Porno Websites
Beijing Association of Online Media (BAOM) has recently started recruiting public responsible mothers to supervise and report websites with illegal and unhealthy contents.The move is seen as a new way
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CRI听力: Chengdu: Using Exams to Select Students Prohibited
Chengdu has been in the focus of since last summer in the field of basic education. It is the first city in the country to announce the complete ban on Olympic Math training for young students. Then i
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CRI听力: Mobile Movies Emerge as Rising Industry
As 3G technology captures the mobile market, watching movies on cell phones is quickly gaining popularity around the world.
CRI News2009-12-28
Insiders say this will be a rising industry in the future.
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CRI听力: Public Art in the Beijing Subway
Line 4 is the newest subway line in Beijing's mass transit network. It is also considered to be the most artistic subway line with its wall paintings, sculptures and mobile art galleries.
CRI News2009-12-27
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CRI听力: World's Fastest Train Journey Begins Operation
The Wuhan-Guangzhou high-speed railway with the world's fastest train journey started operation Saturday. The passenger train is expected to reach an average speed of up to 350-km-per-hour. Shuang Fe
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CRI听力: Nutrition Status in China
For thousands of years, Chinese people have believed diseases can be prevented through dietary therapy. Cooking shows, nutrition books, actually anything related to how to eat healthily is popular. Bu
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CRI听力: China Releases Economic Census Results
China has revised its gross domestic product growth rate for 2008 to 9.6 percent from 9 percent according to the results of its fresh released national economic census.Zhang Cheng has more:
CRI News2009-12-26
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CRI听力: Watchdog: No Significant Law-breaking Cases Involved in 4-trln Stimulus Package
China's top disciplinary authorities say no significant violations have been found in the use of the government's four-trillion yuan, or nearly 580-billion-U.S. dollar, stimulus package. The governm
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CRI听力: Ford Brokers Deal to Sell Volvo to Chinese Automaker Geely
After months of negotiations and numerous trips to the bargaining table, Ford announces a deal is within reach to sell its money-losing Volvo unit to Chinese automaker Geely. The America's 2nd larges
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CRI听力: Mainland to Develop Tourism Zones on West Side of Taiwan Straits
Tourism experts have approved the feasibility of the plan to develop tourism on the west side of the Taiwan Strait. The plan, which seeks to deepen tourism exchanges and cooperation across the Taiwan
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CRI听力: Chinese Vice PM Stresses Development of Ethnic Regions
Chinese Vice Premier Hui Liangyu says China has achieved obvious development in various sectors in its ethnic minority regions. He urges authorities to further strengthen ethnic unity and harmony in t
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CRI听力: Mainland and Taiwan Begin New Round of Talks in Taichung
The Chinese mainland and Taiwan have started a fresh round of talks in central Taiwan's Taichung city, with three agreements expected to be signed.Both sides pledge to continue their efforts in pushi
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CRI听力: Call-in with Chenguang in Macao
To find out more about Macao and preparations for the big celebrations there, let's talk to our correspondent Chen Guang, who is currently in Macao to cover the event.
CRI News2009-12-22
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CRI听力: Delegates in Copenhagen Agree to Take Note of the Copenhagen Accord
Delegates in Copenhagen have agreed to "take note" of the Copenhagen Accord, despite criticism that there are no long-term targets to cut emissions and it is not a legally-binding treaty. UN chief Ban
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CRI听力:Sculpture Park Brings Together Statues from all Chinese Ethnicities Debut in Macao
As part of a series of events to mark the 10th anniversary of Macao's return to the motherland, a sculpture park that brings together statues from all Chinese ethnicities has debuted in Macao.
CRI News2009-12-19
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CRI听力:China and US Hold Forum on Internet Copyright Protection
Copyright officials and experts from China and the U.S. have gathered at a forum in Beijing to discuss worldwide copyright issues such as Google's digital library.China's copyright official says int
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CRI听力:China's Copyright Industry Develops Rapidly
The China Copyright Annual Meeting has kicked off in Beijing. Copyright experts from across the country have gathered here to draft development goals for next year. Zhang Cheng has more.
CRI News2009-12-18
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CRI听力:Rasmussen's Proposal Faces Strong Opposition from Developing Countries
Meanwhile, differences loom at the Copenhagen climate conference after the Danish presidency put forward a new draft text on Wednesday that was not circulated to all parties for input. Our reporter Wa
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CRI听力:High-level Climate Change Talks Open
High-level talks aimed at forging a global climate change deal have officially opened at a ceremony in Copenhagen. The talks are to be conducted by environment ministers over the next two days, with w
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CRI听力:Macao Embraces Improving Economy and Democracy over Past Decade
Now, the lead up to the 10th anniversary of Macao's return to China, is well underway. Macao, an enclave of Portugal for around 400 years, returned to China 10 years ago. The Macao Special Administra
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CRI听力:China Calls on Developed Countries to Show Sincerity in Copenhagen Talks
China says developed countries should be held responsible for the sluggish progress of the Copenhagen climate talks as they "move backward" on issues like technological and financial support for devel
CRI News2009-12-16
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