Beijing Review 2006 Issue 4 is swimming in the nude in public places acceptable behavior?

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Beijing Review
1000-9140
2006 Issue 4

is swimming in the nude in public places acceptable behavior?

..............page:44-45

who is doing the threatening? japanese foreign minister sees china as a threat while china issues its white paper on peaceful development
ni yanshuo

..............page:10-13

weekly watch

..............page:4-9

from hero to goat'

..............page:3

new books

..............page:31,49

will traditional festivals disappear?
li jianguo

..............page:2

HOLIDAY SEASON Spring Festival is China's biggest celebration, but foreign holidays such as Christmas and Valentine's Day are making inroads
zhang zhiping

..............page:20-23,1

safe olympics beijing's top police officers offer security assurances to 2008 olympic games
tang yuankai

..............page:30

the year of the dog
lii haibo

..............page:48

major traditional festivals

..............page:22-23

innovation renaissance china has pledged to channel its efforts into breaking new ground in science and technology in the coming years
zhang zhiping

..............page:24-25

the feel good factor the chinese people are becoming more charity conscious
tang yuankai

..............page:26-27

world economic outlook global economy will continue the moderated upward trajectory of 2005 in the new year
bi jiyao is deputy director of the institute for international economic research; national reform and development commission

..............page:14-17

state of the market

..............page:42-43

hotel information

..............page:37

job information

..............page:47

going retail citic bank is ready for an ambitious,consumer-oriented business expan sion after receiving an enormous capital infusion from its parent group
liu yu

..............page:40-41

One Country, Two Viewpoints The Japanese emperor's remorse over non-Japanese victims of World WarⅡdiffers sharply from the prime minister's persistent Yasukuni Shrine visits
li li

..............page:12-13

end of an era the 2,600-year-old agricultural tax is finally abolished
feng jianhua

..............page:32-33

seizing opportunity

..............page:18-19

Poor Deals ?
tan wei

..............page:38-39

taking off china needs more airplanes in the coming years to meet the demand of its fast-developing aviation market
lan xinzhen

..............page:34-36

international adoption has opened doors to a better life for many abandoned chinese babies going home
liu yunyun

..............page:28-29

make mine a tea and scotch
francisco little

..............page:46