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US Visa Counseling Company Applies for Approval (May 28, 2004) Weekend Trip to Nanxiang (May 28, 2004) US Northwest Airlines to Provide New Services in China (May 27, 2004) Museum of Great Wall Faces Aggravated Destruction (May 26, 2004) Guangzhou's New Airport Gets New Bus Links (May 25, 2004) HK, Kenya Sign Air Services Agreement (May 25, 2004) Bus Line to Link China, Tajikistan (May 25, 2004) Finery Brightens Austere Tibet (May 24, 2004) Shangri-La to Have First Airport (May 24, 2004) China Sees Growth of Business Travel (May 24, 2004) Low-cost Airlines Face China Barriers (May 21, 2004) SilkAir to Debut Chongqing Flights (May 21, 2004) Cebu Pacific to Service Manila - Xiamen (May 21, 2004) China Art Festival to Debut in Washington (May 21, 2004) Drinkers Cause Alarm on Flights (May 20, 2004) Safari Park in Xinjiang Built (May 20, 2004) Beijing's Last Two SARS Patients to Be Removed from Isolation (May 20, 2004) Accor Expands Sofitel Network to Hefei, China (May 19, 2004) Airport in Revolution Cradle Opens (May 19, 2004) NZ, China Agree on New Air Services Arrangements (May 19, 2004) Subway to Link Two Airports in Shanghai (May 18, 2004) Curators Call for Efforts to Protect Heritage (May 18, 2004) World Museum Day Celebrated in Beijing (May 18, 2004) Taoism Culture Festival to Open in Chengdu (May 17, 2004) Planner: Maintain Old Architectural Sites (May 17, 2004) Hainan Province to Open More Intl Air Routes (May 17, 2004) Cultural Relics to Be Exhibited in Greece (May 15, 2004) Singapore Simplifies Visa Process (May 15, 2004) Great Wall of China from Space (May 15, 2004) Thai Tigers Safe and Sound in Hainan (May 14, 2004) China to Be No 1 Tourist Resort by 2020 (May 14, 2004) Peking Opera to Apply for World Intangible Heritage (May 14, 2004) Digital Dunhuang Website Launched (May 14, 2004) Three Sites to Bid for UNESCO Heritage List (May 13, 2004) 263,000 Group Tourists Visited Macao in March (May 13, 2004) Nation's 1st World Heritage Park Opens (May 13, 2004) Multi-functional Cozy Loos for Beijing (May 13, 2004) UK Airline Company Expands Ticketing Network in China (May 12, 2004) Speed Limit in 4th Capital's Ring Road Down to 80 Kmph (May 12, 2004) Consumption up During Long Holiday (May 11, 2004) UK Airline Company Expands Ticketing Network in China (May 11, 2004) China-Spain Urban Transportation Forum Opens (May 11, 2004) More Chinese Regions Open to Australia, NZ Tour (May 11, 2004) Calls for "Paid Holiday" Rise Again as Golden Week Ends (May 10, 2004) New Railway Bridge Links Mainland and Hong Kong (May 10, 2004) Jade Culture Museum Opens in Guilin (May 10, 2004) France to Glimpse Ancient Glory of "Capital of Porcelain" (May 10, 2004) Beijing Taps Business Value of Public Toilets (May 8, 2004) Tourist Reception Authorization System to Be Abolished in Beijing (May 8, 2004) Shanghai Stages Human Body Sculpture Show (May 8, 2004) Heritage Logo Contest Under Way (May 8, 2004) Drawn to Leisurely Bars in Beijing (May 7, 2004) Tongli: A Place for Meditation (May 7, 2004) 50,000 Visitors Throng to Hukou Waterfall During the Holidays (May 6, 2004) Mainland Tourists Fuel HK Retail Market (May 6, 2004) A City of Stone (May 6, 2004) Army Tours for Foreign Visitors Considered (May 5, 2004) China to Apply Three World Heritage Sites (May 5, 2004) Shanghai Movers & Shakers Love May Travel (May 5, 2004) Traffic Jam on Qinghai-Tibet Highway Relieved (May 4, 2004) Travelers Choose Different Ways Spending Seven-day Vacation (May 3, 2004) Chinese Open International Labor Day Holiday with Joy (May 3, 2004) Holiday-goers Exhorted on Traffic Safety (May 1, 2004) Over 90 Million May Day Travelers Expected (Apr 30, 2004) China to Ensure Work Safety During 'Golden Week' (Apr 30, 2004) Most HK Hotels Booked out (Apr 30, 2004) Holiday Plans Vary for Expats (Apr 30, 2004) More Foreign Flights Granted to Shanghai (Apr 29, 2004) Who Safeguards China's Ancient Cultural Heritage? (Apr 29, 2004) Oldest Confucius Temple Opens to Public in Shanxi (Apr 29, 2004) Airports Donate Confiscated Alcohol to Charity (Apr 29, 2004) Boao Forum for Asia Boosts Hainan Tourism (Apr 23, 2004) Security to Enhance in Tian'anmen Square (Apr 22, 2004) Cultural Revolution Museum Being Built (Apr 22, 2004) Better Tourism Info Is Needed in Shanghai (Apr 22, 2004) HKTB Welcomes Further Expansion of Individual Visit Scheme (Apr 21, 2004) SAR-bound Tourists Get a Grilling (Apr 21, 2004)

China Agriculture Museum (Aug 13, 2003) Beijing Traditional Opera Museum (Aug 13, 2003) The National Museum of Chinese History (Aug 13, 2003) Beijing Capital Museum (Aug 13, 2003) Yellow Crane Tower (June 1, 2003) Yueyang Tower (June 1, 2003) Great Wall Alters Evolution's Path: Feature (May 29, 2003) Tibetan Opera Troupe Reborn (May 26, 2003) Dalian -- The Capital of Romance (May 19, 2003) Zhangjiajie -- One of the World's Natural Heritages (May 19, 2003) Old Traditions Alive in Guizhou (May 19, 2003) Theatre Keeps Folk Art Alive (May 16, 2003) Yellow Emperor Remembered (May 14, 2003) White Horse Temple -- the First Buddhist Temple in China (May 14, 2003) Five-Pagoda Temple (Wuta Temple) Yellow Temple(Huangsi) Warlord Who Loved Power, Music Big Bell Temple (Dazhongsi) Terra Hakka in Yongding: Rusticating in a City of Mud Cypress Grove Temple (Bailinsi) Dai Temple 'Dream' Dolls Display in Shanghai Where Women Let Their Hair Down Visit for Folk's Sake in Beijing Suburb Ancient City Tells Story of First Ming Emperor Turn to Stone Charming China Miaoying Monastery and White Dagoba Event to Feature Variety of Shows Windmills Meet the Grasslands of Inner Mongolia Ox Street Mosque Maglev Line Awaits Holidays SARS in China Update Guangdong's last SARS patients discharged from hospital (July 2, 2003) Beijing reports no new SARS cases for 29 days (June 26, 2003) Hong Kong removed from WHO SARS-affected area list (June 23, 2003) Chinese Health Ministry's daily report on SARS (June 21, 2003) Key SARS hospital reports high recovery rate (June 20, 2003) WHO experts visit north China's Inner Mongolia (June 18, 2003) WHO praises China for responsible reporting of SARS (June 17, 2003) WHO praises China for responsible reporting of SARS (June 16, 2003) Who Says SARS is Benign? (June 13, 2003) WHO official: China's SARS prevention work "excellent" (June 12, 2003) WHO top communicable disease official on China tour for SARS control (June 11, 2003) Daily reporting on SARS cases from China's Health Ministry (June 10, 2003) Beijing's 7 percent SARS mortality rate lower than global average of 13 percent (June 9, 2003) Daily SARS reporting from China's Health Ministry (June 7, 2003) Chinese mainland reports no new SARS cases (June 5, 2003) Chinese expert says WHO overestimates SARS death rate (June 4, 2003) Chinese Health Ministry reports no new SARS case (June 2, 2003) Chinese Health Ministry reports one new SARS case (May 31, 2003) Figures prove progress in containing SARS: Beijing official (May 31, 2003) Mainland SARS Cases See Lowest Increase (May 21, 2003) Daily reporting of SARS cases from Chinese Health Ministry (May 16, 2003) Chinese Mainland Reports 80 New SARS Cases (May 13, 2003) Food, daily necessities in stable supply in Beijing (May 5, 2003) Chinese Premier calls for greater efforts to control SARS (May 2, 2003) Chinese Premier Urges Cooperation in SARS Control (April 30, 2003) China Will Establish A National Disease Control Network (April 25, 2003) China Creates SARS Task Force & Special Fund (April 23, 2003) China Steps up SARS Supervision in More Areas (April 22, 2003) Chinese Premier Pledges to Improve SARS Control (April 21, 2003) China Makes Prevention of SARS A Top Priority (April 18, 2003) WHO Expert: Beijing Takes Innovative Measures to Control SARS (April 16, 2003) China Spares No Efforts to Control the Spread of SARS (April 15, 2003) Chinese Premier: Control of SARS Virus Vital (April 14, 2003) All SARS Cases in China Reported (April 11, 2003) WHO Experts: No Big Risk to Stay in Guangzhou (April 10 2003) Cities Safe to Travel Despite SARS Outbreak (April 9 2003) Chinese Premier: SARS SPREAD CONTAINED IN CHINA (April 7, 2003) Chinese Premier: SARS SPREAD CONTAINED IN CHINA (April 7, 2003) SARS Under Effctive Control in China (April 2, 2003) Update with the Current Situation in China (March 31, 2003)