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9. Rock Paper Tiger.

Author

Quan, Shirley N.

Subjects
*FICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Rock Paper Tiger," by Lisa Brackmann.

Published
2010

10. Recent Advances for Soochow University Beamline at National Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, China.

Author

Zhong, Jun, Sun, Xuhui, Song, Yang, and Sham, Tsun-Kong

Subjects
*SYNCHROTRON radiation, *SOFT X rays, *GAS absorption & adsorption, *LIGHT sources
Abstract

The Soochow University Beamline, located at the National Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory in China, is a Soft X-ray beamline designed for studying energy-related materials and devices. It operates in the energy range of 45 eV–1100 eV and is specifically tailored for investigating Li, B, C, N, O, F K-edges, and most L-edges of transition metals. The beamline offers various capabilities, including X-ray absorption, photon in photon out, and in situ/operando studies of energy materials and devices in gas/liquid environments. It has been successful in producing high-quality research papers and is open to users worldwide. The beamline is a collaborative effort between Soochow University and the National Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, with funding from Soochow University. It is the first synchrotron radiation beamline in China to be funded by a university. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024
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12. Book Reviews: CHINA.

Author

Brook, Timothy

Subjects
*POLITICAL science
Abstract

Reviews the book `The Tiananmen Papers,' compiled by Zhang Liang, edited by Andrew J. Nathan and Perry Link.

Published
2001

18. China's lost decade.

Subjects
CHINA, TIANANMEN Papers, The (Book), FALUN Gong's Challenge to China: Spiritual Practice or Evil Cult? (Book)
Abstract

Reviews two books about China. 'The Tiananmen Papers,' compiled by Zhang Liang and edited by Andrew Nathan and Perry Link; 'Falun Gong's Challenge to China: Spiritual Practice or 'Evil Cult'?' by Danny Schechter.

Published
2001

20. Defining Hong Kong poetry in English: an answer from linguistics.

Author

Lam, Agnes

Subjects
*POETRY (Literary form), *LITERATURE & society, *LANGUAGE & languages in literature, *SOCIOLINGUISTICS
Abstract

ABSTRACT: In recent years, interest in Hong Kong poetry in English has grown remarkably. Amidst all the excitement, the question has arisen as to how to define Hong Kong poetry in English. This paper is an attempt to provide an answer from linguistics. Subsumed under this controversy are three questions: What is poetry? What is good poetry? What is Hong Kong poetry? The first question has to take into account the revived interest in relating literary English to the general use of English. The second one relates to literary standards, which are inevitably tied to cultural norms of interaction and interpretation. The last one can be answered with reference to sociolinguistic concepts of speech communities. The paper deals briefly with the first two questions and focuses on the last. It affirms the existence of Hong Kong poetry in English. Each poet writing in or for Hong Kong may identify with more than one poetic community just as many users of English in Hong Kong may communicate with more than one group of English speakers. The application of linguistics to the task of defining Hong Kong poetry should offer insights towards a framework for identifying literary communities elsewhere. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2000
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22. Invisible China: How the urban–rural divide threatens China's rise.

Author

Batabyal, Amitrajeet A.

Subjects
*RURAL-urban differences, *LABOR supply, *RURAL schools
Abstract

Invisible China: How the urban-rural divide threatens China's rise Second, on several occasions, the authors say things like "the entire world will be much better off with a thriving China" (p. 154) and "a growing, thriving China is good for the world" (p. 178). This status is very difficult to change, it detrimentally affects citizens with rural I hukou i status, and, most importantly, one's I hukou i status affects virtually every aspect of one's life. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021
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24. Cool Gadgets.

Subjects
*IMPLEMENTS, utensils, etc., *CELL phone equipment, *DIGITAL counters, *HANDKERCHIEFS
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several gadgets in China including the phonekerchief signal-blocking gadget, the ping pong cover lightweight casing for cellphones, and the Counting Ring money-counting ring.

Published
2011