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CPPCC Blogger Ambiguous about Blogging – Josie Liu

From China in Transition blog: Mr. Wang Xudong, a CPPCC member and university professor from Nanjing, suddenly faced a dilemma these days”to continue or shut down his blog at people.com.cn after this year’s two meetings. In his latest blog post, he said he doubted whether it was necessary to continue his blog. What caused his […]

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China in Transition: 2007 NPC, CPPCC Journal, Day 5 – Josie Liu

U.S. based blogger Josie Liu has been following the 2007 NPC, CPPCC meetings on her China in Transition blog. Today she covered following contents: * Don’t Push for China to top the Gold Medal List in the 2008 Olympics * China’s Soft Power Roots in her Own Cultural Tradition * Set Confucius Birthday as the […]

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2007 NPC, CPPCC Journal, Outspoken comments – Josie Liu

From China in Transition blog: Feng Peien, CPPCC national committee member, denounced tremendous wastes and extravagant spending of public money by governments around China. He listed a series of shocking numbers, including: government agencies spend over two trillion yuan every year in operating a few million government vehicles, while only one third of the usage […]

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What Are They Proposing at The NPC and CPPCC?

Here are a few interesting proposals the representatives are advocating at this year’s NPC and CPPCC. Huo Yuping, a member of China Academy of Sciences, said the threat of “global warming” is merely fictional. Yan Zhao Metropolitan News reported Huo blamed a small group of people from the press and the government sensationalizing the topic […]

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Hong Sheng: Paying Close Attention to the Latest Personnel Restructuring at the NPC and CPPCC National Meetings

From the Press Interpreter: “A large group of ministry-level officials have been added as members of the CPPCC [Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference]; after the “two meetings,” will corresponding personnel restructuring emerge in related departments of the State Council? “Since Ann Tse-kai [An Zijie] passed away, only one person from Hong Kong SAR”Henry Ying Tung […]

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