As more and more mainland Chinese are able to travel abroad, how are they being received? Here's one account of a mainland tour group in Taiwan by a Taiwanese.Post from: CN Reviews Watch Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen with CNR & chinaSMACK! The... ...full story at CN Reviews
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Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen – Shanghai Movie Night! » CN Reviews CNR joins chinaSMACK in holding a Shanghai movie night to go watch Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen as it opens in China. Limited discount seats available!Post from: CN Reviews Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen – Shanghai Movie... |
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Taiwan eyes more mainland investment eyes more mainland investment » People's Daily A group of Taiwanese enterprises led by Core Pacific Group yesterday hosted an investment forum in Beijing to attract mainland businesspeople. It was the first investment forum organized by Taiwanese firms since President Hu Jintao met c ... |
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Register Now For Shanghai Movie Night: Transformers 2! » CN Reviews CNReviews joins chinaSMACK and Shanghaiist in organizing a Shanghai Movie Night to watch Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen on opening night! Register here!Post from: CN Reviews Watch Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen with CNR & chinaSMACK! Register... |
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Taiwan relaxes travel restrictions on Chinese mainland residents » People's Daily The measures on permitting Chinese mainland people to visit Taiwan for sightseeing tours, amended by Taiwan authorities, officially took effect on January 17, according to Taiwanese media. From now on, Chinese mainland residents need only to produce... |
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400,000 Taiwanese currently reside in Chinese mainland » People's Daily Nearly 400,000 Taiwanese currently live on the Chinese mainland at the end of September this year, including more than 18,000 who have settled down, according to the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, or cabinet. There are ... |
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