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Tourist resources	Hits:5
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn Tourist resources in China can be divided into three main groups: natural sites, historical and cultural sites and folk customs. Natural Sites -- China's mountains, lakes, valleys, caves and waterfalls Mount Taishan in...	2007-12-25
Astronautics	Hits:1
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn As the fifth country to develop and launch an independent man-made satellite, the third to master satellite recovery technology, China is in the world's front ranks in many important technological fields, including...	2007-12-25
Information industry	Hits:3
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn he information industry has become China's economic mainstay. In 2004, the added value of China's information industry, the world's third largest, stood at 950 billion yuan. Output value, sales and profits of...	2007-12-25
Fruits of science and te	Hits:2
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn During the golden age of science and technology development that China has enjoyed since the 1980s, many key technical problems of socio-economic development have been solved through a combination of sci-tech research,...	2007-12-25
International cooperatio	Hits:4
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn China has cooperated through programs in science and technology with 152 countries and regions, signed inter-governmental sci-tech cooperation agreements with 96 countries and joined more than 1,000 international sci...	2007-12-25
National programs for sc	Hits:2
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn Since the 1980s, China has formulated a series of programs for science and technology research and development, with the strategic aim of improving China's competitiveness in science and technology in the 21st century....	2007-12-25
Agricultural industriali	Hits:0
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn In recent years, investment in excess of three billion yuan has been devoted to furthering agricultural industrialization, an important part of the national program for enhancing the international competitiveness...	2007-12-25
Township enterprises	Hits:0
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn Huge gains in agricultural efficiency have emancipated huge numbers of rural laborers from the land, thus laying the basis for the development of farmer-run township enterprises whose competitively priced goods and...	2007-12-25
Development	Hits:0
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn China is a country with a large population but less arable land. With only 7 percent of the world's cultivated land, China has to feed one fifth of the world's population. Therefore, China's agriculture is an important...	2007-12-25
Insurance	Hits:0
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn China's insurance industry started to recover in 1980, after 20 years' standstill. In 1981, the People's Insurance Company of China was transformed from a government department into a specialized company, with branches...	2007-12-25
Stock market	Hits:0
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn In 1990 and 1991, China set up stock exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen. In the past decade, the Chinese stock market has completed a journey that took many countries over a century to cover; China's stock market today...	2007-12-25
Electronic banking	Hits:0
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn In 1994, China started the Golden Card Project, enabling cards issued by banks to be used all over the country through a network. The establishment of the China Association of Banks rapidly promoted the inter-bank card...	2007-12-25
Renminbi and foreign exc	Hits:0
Source: China.org.cn The Renminbi (RMB), China's legal currency, is issued and controlled solely by the People's Bank of China. RMB exchange rates are decided by the People's Bank of China and issued by the State Administration...	2007-12-25
Opening-up of financial	Hits:0
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn Over the past 20-odd years, China's financial institutions in the special economic zones, coastal open cities and inland central cities have approved a range of...	2007-12-25
Reform of financial syst	Hits:0
$<{$item_info.title\|strip_tags:true}>$ Source: China.org.cn For the past few decades, the People's Bank of China has exercised the functions and powers of a central bank, as well as handling industrial and commercial credits and savings business; it was neither the central bank...	2007-12-25
Highways	Hits:1
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