URBAN renewal projects can be complicated, especially when dealing with an area home to a minority religious group. However, Beijing has completed the rejuvenation of a downtown area known for its vibrant Muslim community without destroying its soul. ... ...full story at Shanghai Daily
from Shanghai Daily on Sun, Oct 21 2007
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