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Evenings in Beijing today are more about beer and dancing than tea and tai chi
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Life in Translation
One of China's best English interpreters talks about her life of translating in the diplomatic world
 Victory Village
The Beijing Olympic Village opens to national delegations amid praise for its state-of-art facilities
 When the Night Falls
Evenings in Beijing today are more about beer and dancing than tea and tai chi
 Sign of the Times
Beijing's Qianmen Street, one of the city's most bustling commercial centers, has undergone extensive renovation work with the aim to maintaining its ancient charm
 Breaking the Language Barrier
Beijing has gone to great lengths to make the city easier to navigate for the floods of foreign tourists expected during the Olympics
 Reconstructing Step by Step
On May 22, 10 days after the Wenchuan earthquake in Sichuan Province, the State Council formed the Post-earthquake Reconstruction Planning Group, deciding to work out a general reconstruction plan within a period of three months
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Newsmakers
PEOPLE/POIONTS NO. 32, 2008
A grand fireworks display, in addition to lighting effects featuring brilliant colors, especially red that is seen as a symbol of China, will fire up the global audience

PEOPLE/POIONTS NO. 31, 2008
Yang Ping, a Communist Party of China (CPC) official, has made himself a household name in China as the country's first real-name official-blogger to launch an anti-corruption campaign online.

PEOPLE/POIONTS NO. 30, 2008
Though the Chinese women's volleyball team tasted bitter defeat at the 2008 World Grand Prix Final with only a 1-4 win-loss record, head coach Chen Zhonghe, who led the team to gold in the 2004 Athens Olympics, was not over duly worried about his team's poor performance

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