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Selected Works of Deng Xiaoping
17:10 May 14 2008
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Chinese, U.S. presidents talk over phone on quake, ties, Tibet
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Premier Wen reemphasizes saving lives in quake relief
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800 armed police start rescue operation in quake-hit SW China
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RCSC appeals for donation
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Foreign Media perspective on China's relief efforts
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Fight shoulder to shoulder against disaster
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Earthquake puts us to the test
Strong earthquake jolts SW China
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Video: Wen Jiabao directs rescue work
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Over 16,000 soldiers join in disaster relief after Sichuan quake
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Sichuan quake death toll rises to nearly 10,000
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Online Exhibition "Tibet of China: Past and Present"
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Syrian political, sports elite express support for Beijing Olympics
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Western media are giving us a "lecture"
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'Tibet issue' is by no means a religious issue
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Expert: Tibetan "government-in-exile" still a theocratic power
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Lies cannot whitewash its true face of terror
News Features
Chinese president Hu Jintao pays a state visit to Japan from May 6 to May 10.
An exhibition on the history and development of Tibet has drawn much public attention since it opened in Beijing on April 30.
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PD Comments
People's Comments
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Why some Western media wage 'asymmetric warfare' on China
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Where is the "gentlemenship"?
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Political attempts doomed to fail
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What is Nancy Pelosi really up to?
Most Commented
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FM: China strongly denounces CNN host's insulting words
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Chinese netizen discussion of"boycott on French goods"
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"A slap in face" to Paris itself
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TYC, a terror group worse than Bin Laden's
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President Hu says quake relief government's top priority
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China quake buries nearly 900 students in Sichuan Province
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1840 in Austria pose for nude picture
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China quake death toll rises to 9,219
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Premier Wen arrives at quake-hit area
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Earthquake measuring 7.8 Richter scale hits SW China
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President Hu orders utmost effort for Sichuan quake victims
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Tibet: The truth
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President Hu says quake relief government's top priority
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Olympic torch lit on Mt. Qomolangma
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Miley Cyrus' sexy photos cause controversy
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Tibet of China: Past and Present
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Why some Western media wage 'asymmetric warfare' on China
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World's longest sea bridge opens in east China
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What issue is "Tibet issue"?
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11 killed in Sadr city clashes
Freight train derailed in NW China following earthquake
After earthquake: Quick rescue ensues
Soldiers rush to quake-jolted area
News Columnists
Agatha So is an American living and working in Beijing.
Tang Yong, columnist of People's Daily Online
Special Report
China
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Donations boost to rescue operations
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DPRK top leader condoles losses in China quake
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Overseas Chinese support homeland
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Parents pray for kids trapped under rubble
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Sichuan earthquake death toll exceeds 12,000
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Rescue efforts move netizens
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Troops, police mobilized to worst-hit areas
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Impact of quake may be modest
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Shares fall after 66 companies halt trading
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EU to consider lifting import ban on U.S. poultry
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Wall Street down after retail sales data
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U.S. retail sales decline 0.2% in Apri
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Iron ore supplier's solid bond with China
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Software sector booms but still has miles to go
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Retail sales hit record high of 22%
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Fears grow yuan lending may stoke inflation
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500 suspected insurgents detained in N Iraq
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U.S. considers providing food aid to DPRK
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At least 60 killed by serial blasts in India
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Cyclone death toll rises to 34,273 in Myanmar
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DPRK official vows to boost relations with Iran
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Israeli premier hails robust ties with France
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Abbas "interested" in Gaza ceasefire
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Nepal's CPN-M asks PM to resign
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Beware of Oil prices foaming
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Composed, cohesive force gathered amid calamity
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Upholding solemn commitment made to the world
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Launching a new era in China-Japan relations
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Curtain up on China-Japan cooperation in EP
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New roles, new chapter
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Only by halting violence can there be harmony
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Who will benefit from the soaring grain price
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Huge manta ray swims free after 3 years as captive
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Insulation material named NASA gov't invention of 2007
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NASA Phoenix spacecraft ready for Mars landing
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Airbus announced further delays of A380 program
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HP plans to buy EDS for 13 billion USD
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Theory: fatter dinosaurs might have survived
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Report: fairness not a doctrine, built into brain
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New trapdoor spider snares Neil Young's name
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Nigerian lifters sweep golds in South Africa
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Hong Kong trounces S Korea in Uber Cup
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Coastal crowds cheer on relay
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Hong Kong trounces S Korea in Uber Cup
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Spurs tie series 2-2 with 100-80 rout of Hornets
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Man Utd crowned 17th England title
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Carlos Parreira hopes to again coach in Brazil
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Coritiba beats Palmeiras in Brasileirao debut
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Honest! Kids who wear glasses look smarter
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Hair test for breast cancer to hit Australian market
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Cambodian guards to protect Preah Vihear temple
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Testimony in U.S. to determine vaccine-autism links
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1840 in Austria pose for nude picture
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DPRK develops new kit for bird flu testing
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Taiwan gears up for mainland tourists
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UK girl, 18, has had three hearts
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After earthquake: Quick rescue ensues
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Rescuers try hard to save life
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Relief work continues in Beichuan County
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Premier Wen arrives at quake-hit area
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Cannes ready for its 61th film festival
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Nobel Peace Prize nominee Sendler dies at 98
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Disaster relief after strong earthquake in Sichuan
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