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Chinese President Meets Mongolian Press Delegation Chinese President Jiang
Zemin expressed the hope on July 7 that his forthcoming State visit to Mongolia will add
substantial contents to solid good-neighborly, friendly and cooperative relations between
the two nations.
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China Rings In College Entrance Exams At 9 o'clock July 7 morning, 3.4 million Chinese high school students started the three-day national college entrance examinations.
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Japan Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi Begins His Visit to China Today At the
invitation of Premier Zhu Rongji of People's Republic of China, Japan Prime Minister Keizo
Obuchi begins his three-day official visit to China on July 8.
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Chinese President Meets With Country's Ambassador To Yugoslavia President Jiang Zemin met on July 7 morning with China's Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Pan Zhanlin and three other embassy staff members.
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62nd Anniversary Of Outbreak Of Anti-Japanese War People in Beijing have gathered over the past few days to mark the outbreak of the war against Japanese aggression (1937-45), an important part of the global Anti-Fascist War.
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Zhejiang SOEs' Economic Efficiency Continues to Improve The Chinese National People's Congress (NPC) on July 7 expressed its strong condemnation and opposition to recent US anti-China actions concerning the Taiwan issue.
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Top Legislature Condemns US Anti-China Moves The Chinese National People's Congress (NPC) on July 7 expressed its strong condemnation and opposition to recent US anti-China actions concerning the Taiwan issue.
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Investigation and Punishment Demanded for Brutalities on a Chinese Woman Residing
in Japan Japanese law-enforcement force's violence and brutalities against Wang has aroused strong indignation among Chinese nationals residing in Japan and these have been reported in detail by many media in Japan. Commenting on the violence and brutalities against Wang, "Oriental Times" says that the seriousness of lawlessness lies in the fact that Japanese lawyers and policemen know the law but break it. When enforcing it but violating it, they have fragrantly encroached upon the human rights of foreign nationals residing in Japan.
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Li Peng Meets Thai Armed Forces Commander Li Peng, the chairman of the Chinese National People's Congress (NPC) Standing Committee, met in Beijing on July 7 with Mongkon Ampornpisit, the supreme commander of the Armed Forces of Thailand.
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New Development of Sino-Japanese Economic Cooperation Since the normalization of diplomatic relations between China and Japan, the two nations' economic cooperation has made considerable progress in the fields of trade, direct investment and government fund cooperation.
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