The skull base generally refers to the anterior, middle and posterior cranial fossa and structures on the outside side of these skull areas. The cranial roof and skull base are separated by a line connecting the exter...The skull base generally refers to the anterior, middle and posterior cranial fossa and structures on the outside side of these skull areas. The cranial roof and skull base are separated by a line connecting the external occipital protuberance, parietal notch and supraorbital ridge[1].The skull base supports the brain above, is connected to展开更多
Nagtsang has carried out his mentor’s wish and worked at the Tibetan Buddhism college for the past three decades,improving thesystem of education in Tibetan Buddhism.THE very first class of students at the Highlevel ...Nagtsang has carried out his mentor’s wish and worked at the Tibetan Buddhism college for the past three decades,improving thesystem of education in Tibetan Buddhism.THE very first class of students at the Highlevel Tibetan Buddhism College of展开更多
The 60 years since the birth of New China can be divided into two equal parts with the second 30 years of Chinese diplomacy reflecting tremendous changes in the country and its society.And its central task in this per...The 60 years since the birth of New China can be divided into two equal parts with the second 30 years of Chinese diplomacy reflecting tremendous changes in the country and its society.And its central task in this period boils down to building a peaceful external environment for the domestic modernization drive.In the process,based on independence and the world-known Five Principles of Peaceful Co-existence,taking shape is a diplomatic strategy that is both all-directional in scope and rich in Chinese characteristics.Since the advent of the 21st century,the country has defined four areas of focus in its diplomacy and put forward the watchword of"peaceful development."Looking ahead,China is facing new challenges in its diplomacy of how to preserve harmonious relations with the outside world and set up a Chinese model reflecting its own core values,thereby investing with it greater international appeal and value of universal application.展开更多
As big countries both in transition,China and Russia share similarities in many respects.Due to different paths of reform,however,results of the two countries vary considerably.Approaching this issue from the differen...As big countries both in transition,China and Russia share similarities in many respects.Due to different paths of reform,however,results of the two countries vary considerably.Approaching this issue from the different paths,the author conducts an in-depth comparative analysis of the two countries,including reform in agriculture,pricing,ownership and political system.Through this analysis we will have a clear understanding of gains and losses of China's reform,which is conducive to correctly assessing the situation we are facing and being aware of the direction of further reform.展开更多
It is a particular privilege for me to have been invited by CAFIU to share my views on the 30 years of partnership between the Chinese Association for International Understanding(CAFIU) and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftun...It is a particular privilege for me to have been invited by CAFIU to share my views on the 30 years of partnership between the Chinese Association for International Understanding(CAFIU) and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in developing cooperation between Germany and China.Since I have been directly involved in展开更多
NOT too long ago, a stranger made a special trip to Dongzhaotong Village in Laiyang City, Shandong Province to enquire about Wu Lanhua, the former head of the village’s women affairs; in 1979 Wu had been honored as a...NOT too long ago, a stranger made a special trip to Dongzhaotong Village in Laiyang City, Shandong Province to enquire about Wu Lanhua, the former head of the village’s women affairs; in 1979 Wu had been honored as a National March 8th Pacesetter and the stranger intended to pay 1,000 yuan to buy the medal for his collection. With a trembling hand, 85-year old Wu Lanhua picked up a medal from a pile of medallions and replied firmly, "You could offer me 1,000 yuan, even 10,000 or 100,000 yuan, and I still wouldn’t展开更多
This paper discusses how the ideas thrown up by the Peace of Westphalia could be implemented through a peace process shaped and led by India at the head of a modern-day‘Third Party’of like-minded nations–China,Japa...This paper discusses how the ideas thrown up by the Peace of Westphalia could be implemented through a peace process shaped and led by India at the head of a modern-day‘Third Party’of like-minded nations–China,Japan and South Korea–which have an abiding interest in West Asian peace and stability.There is little doubt that the Peace of Westphalia offers a number of‘instruments,methods and ideas’to address the ongoing conflicts in West Asia by reconciling the interests of the principal Islamic states in competition–Saudi Arabia and Iran.As has been shown,with diplomatic effort exerted by the quartette–India,China,Japan and South Korea–it is possible to promote confidence-building measures between them and even to satisfactorily address the ongoing conflicts in Syria and Yemen.As at Westphalia,the presence of several regional players did complicate the negotiations,but they were accommodated in the regional settlement,even though some of them had different approaches to the peace process.展开更多
文摘The skull base generally refers to the anterior, middle and posterior cranial fossa and structures on the outside side of these skull areas. The cranial roof and skull base are separated by a line connecting the external occipital protuberance, parietal notch and supraorbital ridge[1].The skull base supports the brain above, is connected to
文摘Nagtsang has carried out his mentor’s wish and worked at the Tibetan Buddhism college for the past three decades,improving thesystem of education in Tibetan Buddhism.THE very first class of students at the Highlevel Tibetan Buddhism College of
文摘The 60 years since the birth of New China can be divided into two equal parts with the second 30 years of Chinese diplomacy reflecting tremendous changes in the country and its society.And its central task in this period boils down to building a peaceful external environment for the domestic modernization drive.In the process,based on independence and the world-known Five Principles of Peaceful Co-existence,taking shape is a diplomatic strategy that is both all-directional in scope and rich in Chinese characteristics.Since the advent of the 21st century,the country has defined four areas of focus in its diplomacy and put forward the watchword of"peaceful development."Looking ahead,China is facing new challenges in its diplomacy of how to preserve harmonious relations with the outside world and set up a Chinese model reflecting its own core values,thereby investing with it greater international appeal and value of universal application.
文摘As big countries both in transition,China and Russia share similarities in many respects.Due to different paths of reform,however,results of the two countries vary considerably.Approaching this issue from the different paths,the author conducts an in-depth comparative analysis of the two countries,including reform in agriculture,pricing,ownership and political system.Through this analysis we will have a clear understanding of gains and losses of China's reform,which is conducive to correctly assessing the situation we are facing and being aware of the direction of further reform.
文摘It is a particular privilege for me to have been invited by CAFIU to share my views on the 30 years of partnership between the Chinese Association for International Understanding(CAFIU) and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in developing cooperation between Germany and China.Since I have been directly involved in
文摘NOT too long ago, a stranger made a special trip to Dongzhaotong Village in Laiyang City, Shandong Province to enquire about Wu Lanhua, the former head of the village’s women affairs; in 1979 Wu had been honored as a National March 8th Pacesetter and the stranger intended to pay 1,000 yuan to buy the medal for his collection. With a trembling hand, 85-year old Wu Lanhua picked up a medal from a pile of medallions and replied firmly, "You could offer me 1,000 yuan, even 10,000 or 100,000 yuan, and I still wouldn’t
文摘This paper discusses how the ideas thrown up by the Peace of Westphalia could be implemented through a peace process shaped and led by India at the head of a modern-day‘Third Party’of like-minded nations–China,Japan and South Korea–which have an abiding interest in West Asian peace and stability.There is little doubt that the Peace of Westphalia offers a number of‘instruments,methods and ideas’to address the ongoing conflicts in West Asia by reconciling the interests of the principal Islamic states in competition–Saudi Arabia and Iran.As has been shown,with diplomatic effort exerted by the quartette–India,China,Japan and South Korea–it is possible to promote confidence-building measures between them and even to satisfactorily address the ongoing conflicts in Syria and Yemen.As at Westphalia,the presence of several regional players did complicate the negotiations,but they were accommodated in the regional settlement,even though some of them had different approaches to the peace process.
