Preview of the coming issue
Updated: 2011-04-21 13:47
(chinadaily.com.cn)
Here is a preview of the major articles in the coming issue of China Daily European Weekly due to be published on Friday, May 20.
Flower power: Chinese floriculture hub aims for global market.
Thawing out: After a deep freeze in sales during the recession, China's air-conditioner makers are bouncing back.
Memory lanes: Shanghai's historic alleys not just unique architecture but also a way of life.
Window to the world: Shenzhen's special theme park offers visitors instant access to world of wonders.
Readers can get access to the stories by getting a copy of the newspaper at a European news stand or by visiting europe.chinadaily.com.cn.
E-paper
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Green works
Wuxi becomes 'test case' for facing country's environmental challenges
The global rise of Chinese brands
China-EU trade on solid ground
ZTE banks on innovation
Specials
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The song dynasty
There are MORE THAN 300 types of Chinese operas but two POPULAR varieties are major standouts
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Cut above the rest
One of the world's oldest surgeons has performed more than 14,000 operations
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From the ground up
Architect of Guangzhou Opera House has many projects under way, including 2012 Olympics.