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159316
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This article examines measures to expand the reforms of the financial mechanism of state-run enterprises. It reveals problems and interests of the real sector of the economy and analyzes the development prospects of "modern finances with Chinese characteristics." The author assesses the world trend of modern financial technologies and diversification of derivatives, which are not connected with the direct purchase and sale of material and financial assets.
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159317
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This article examines the development of the Chinese film industry in this century and its socioeconomic context. The rising popularity, attendance and number of movie theaters in China have been accompanied by bigger investments in the foreign film industry, as well as improvements in the production and distribution of films in the country. In addition growing Chinese influence in the world film industry is a component of China's soft power strategy.
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159311
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159324
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159320
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At the end of the 1910s, Du Yaquan, Chinese thinker, essayer, and popularizer of science, became a proponent of the ideology of cultural conservatism, which called for a mutual blending and harmonization of the cultures of China and the West. His political views, including the concept of the continuity of statehood, his interpretation of the relationship between the old and new in China's development, and his understanding of the social basis of the revolution are examined using primary sources. It is concluded that Du's world view became an expression of the ideas of conservatism, which tried to prevent a break with national traditions in the course of building a new culture.
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159313
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The article analyzes the resources of Chinese businessmen in the countries along the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road. The author assesses the numerical strength of the Chinese diaspora (huaqiao) and analyzes the capital, number, and employment of huaqiao and PRC companies in 22 countries through which the MSR-21 will pass. The article emphasizes the direct dependence of huaqiao participation in the MSR-21 on the Chinese leadership's policy.
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159314
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At present, the stable level of food security of the PRC can drop at any moment under the impact of a whole number of negative factors, including a shortage of plough land and fresh water, growth of consumption and simultaneously doubts as to the quality of native food products, etc. This gives Russia an opportunity to increase its food export to China, which has not been too great so far.
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159319
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This article examines rethinking by North and South Korean scholars in the 1960s of the ethnogenesis of the Korean people. During that period, a combination of political and ideological changes, along with marked progress in studying Korea's distant past led to trends that now play an important role in the understanding of the two countries' scholars about the processes behind the ethnogenesis of the Korean people. In North Korea, this resulted in the chucheization of Korea's ancient history, resulting in an autochthonous theory of Korean ethnogenesis, while scholars in the South took an interdisciplinary approach that enabled them to formulate a theory of migrational Korean ethnogenesis on a multiethnic basis.
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159315
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As a result of the "shale revolution," the U.S. could emerge as a liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter. APR countries, major LNG importers - Japan and South Korea included, became a premium market for its commercialization. Due to economic factors of U.S. LNG projects, the U.S. has determined the trend of LNG trade development in the region, and its political leaders intend to use the exports for providing "energy dominance" of the U.S. The aim of this article is to appreciate the prospects of transforming LNG exports into a tool of economic and political influence of the U.S. in the APR.
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159321
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China experienced the strongest influence of Russia during the years of the October 1917 Revolution and the postrevolution period. An important role in China was played by the ideological and cultural impact of Russia on the New Culture Movement in the country (1915-1925), on whose basis the May Fourth Movement (1919) developed, and an upsurge of the revolutionary movement in China in 1925-1927. A study of the ideological and cultural aspects of the interaction and influence of Marxism-Leninism on China focuses on the common actions of the two sides on the spheres of ideology, culture, and democracy, and demonstrates the specific features of historical process in China.
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159318
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The article discusses problems of developing the Northern Sea Route (NSR) in connection with realizing China's Belt and Road initiative. It also reviews recent studies devoted to assessing the prospects of the NSR and the possibilities of interlocking it with this initiative. Since realizing the NSR's potential demands not only solving problems associated with jurisdiction, management, economic competitiveness, and environmental protection, but seeking effective mechanisms of coordinating the strategic interests of the major powers in the region as well, the author believes interlocking the NSR with the Belt and Road initiative is becoming ever more realistic.
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159312
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This article describes the Russia-China Friendship Association (RCFA), which continues the traditions of the country's first friendship society with peoples of foreign countries - the Sino-Soviet Friendship Society (SSFA) set up in Moscow on October 29, 1957, which has worked for sixty years uninterruptedly for the sake of strengthening mutual understanding and friendly ties with our neighbor China and the great Chinese people.
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159310
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To participants and guests at the gala meeting on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Russia-China Friendship Association
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ID:
159322
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This article examines the history of relations between Russian and Chinese theater. Features of the two countries' intercultural interaction are highlighted. The author presents a detailed chronicle of presentations of Russian and Soviet classics on the Chinese stage. Special attention is given to the ties between the Russian Far East theater troupes and their Chinese counterparts.
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ID:
159323
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The book by the Norwegian historian Stein Tonnesson under review is devoted to research of East Asian peace and the phenomenon of its vitality. In his work the author tries to answer two basic questions: how stable is peace in East Asia, and what is its explanation?
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