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136770
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The author gives his view on China’s response to the events unfolding in Ukraine, and looks at the economic and geopolitical reasons behind China’s concern over the Ukrainian crisis.
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136772
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The article analyses the political, economic and social conditioning the need to amend the one-child policy. The change of the family planning policy is aimed at improving the gender and age structure of the population. It implements recommendations of demographers and sociologist, complies with the expectations of the population, and contributes to the growth of domestic consumption and improvement of the country’s image in the international arena.
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136771
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Many developing countries are going through a stretch of market reforms and liberalization in their economic relations with the rest of the world, and yet few of them have advanced anywhere near China in this field. The reasons are very likely in the way they are reforming their economies and in how far they are going in giving consideration to the local and outside environments.
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136769
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The author analyses events in North Korea since the country’s new leader Kim Jong Un came to power, and the change made in its democratic and foreign politics. Much attention is given to the changes in the higher echelons of ruling cadres, including the commanders of the armed forces. New aspects of Pyongyang’s approaches to the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula are noted, and North Korea’s relations with China and Russia are examine briefly.
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136774
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The article looks at the role of the Nanodnaya literature publishers (Renmin Wenxue Chubanshe) in popularizing Russian and Soviet literature in China which has exerted a profound influence on several generations of Chinese.
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136773
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The author of the article, editor in chief of the abovementioned publication, acquaints the reader with it content in detail. He emphasizes that Zhongguo, Qing and Han epoch was of crucial importance for the formation and development of Chinese civilization, when the basic institution of the state has been formed ensuring China’s sustainable development for several millennia up to this day.
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