Fri,Jan 3,2014
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| 2013/02 - Park Geun-hye was sworn in as South Korea's first female president on February 25, pledging economic revival, educational system overhaul and restoring trust between the two Koreas. "The new administration will usher in a new era of hope premised on a revitalizing economy, the happiness of our people, and the blossoming of our culture," Park said in an inauguration speech delivered to some 70,000 people gathered in front of the parliament for the ceremony. The 61-year-old vowed to root out "unfair practices" that stifled the growth of small and medium-sized businesses, reform the educational system to allow more room for creativity and bring about "flourishing culture." |
Global Times spotlights this year’s 12 most influential people from across the world.
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Rime scenery in Mount Huangshan
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PLA elite units unveiled 
Chinese scientific expedition goes to build new Antarctica station
Record of Chinese expressions in 2013
Chinese naval escort fleet conducts replenishment in Indian Ocean
Weekly Sports Photos
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Spring City Kunming witnesses snowfall
China's moon rover, lander photograph each other
Beijing tenants 
China's aircraft carrier carrys out 1st docking manoeuver in Sanya
Japanese stage protest against secrecy bill
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