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	The Year of the Tiger The year 2010 is the Year of Hu, or the Year of the Tiger		Going Home
	Small Deeds, Big Changes A Beijing girl who attended the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen discusses her green lifestyle		Looking Forward to More Harvest Fruit dealers expect to benefit from the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area
	For a Rosy Future Experts give advice for SMEs to better cope with CAFTA		Paper Money, Paper Wallet
	Timeless Yang Xianyi Yang Xianyi's death is regarded as a big loss for Chinese translation		Zheng Xiaoying: True to Her Dreams China's first female orchestra conductor has dedicated her whole life to classical music
	For Sino-French Beef Cattle Cooperation		Strobolight Tours in China The UK-based post-rock band Strobolight perform in China
	Furniture for Farmers A furnishings program aims to improve farmers' lives		To an Unsung Hero A British author tries to reintroduce Joseph Needham to the world
	Development of the Olympic Grounds		Crazy for Robots A self-educated Beijing peasant has made 33 robots in his tiny yard in the past 20 years
	Life of dogs		Ties Renewed sat down with Beijing Review President and Editor in Chief Wang Gangyi and talked about Sino-Pakistani relations, the global financial crisis, antiterrorism and other major regional and international issues
	Golden Jubilee Celebrated Beijing Review, China's only national English weekly news magazine, held a banquet on September 26 in Beijing, celebrating the publication's 50th anniversary		Letters to Heaven Chinese pay tribute to quake victims in a traditional way
	New Chapter in Sino-Canadian Trade Story In an exclusive interview with Beijing Review, Sergio Marchi, President of the CCBC, shares his views on the current situation and prospects for Sino-Canadian trade links.		The Year of the Rat In Chinese the identification of one's birth year and sign is known as ben ming nian. Why is it so special to people compared with other years?