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…The Flying Tigers were a small group of volunteers, part of a mass effort by the American, British, French, Soviet, Chinese, and Dutch to eliminate Imperial Japan from China. This American group became the hope for a battered China and a nightmare…

…Throughout the Nineties, it has been said that the biggest Asian economic challenger against the US was China, not Japan. Japan had scared the Uncle Sam in the Eighties, but again, the slump it has been stuck into (financial and socio-economic crisis…

…, Russia, Tajikistan, Vietnam. World's fourth-largest country (after Russia, Canada, and US) with the Mount Everest on the border with Nepal. Three river valleys, the Haung, the Chang, and the Xia split China into three parts. Most of the rest of China…

…engine and EU's economic growth has been sluggish. But the equation has somewhat changed lately. For the first time, all three major drivers [US, EU & Japan] of world economic growth are suffering. In this situation, china and to some extent India have…

…and value. Those methods help us understand the importance in the debating issue of Taiwan's independence. A long history lies behind this issue show how China and Taiwan have been separated from each other. After China lost a humiliating war with Japan…

…THREATS: River runoff from the land: Cane farmers in northern Queensland have had to reverse the cycle of the wetlands so that the water leaves the land quickly, in order for their cane crops to survive. The problem with the water leaving quickly, though…

…the Mexican Carlos Fuentes and the Peruvian Mario Vargas Llosa have recently argued, from disparate political positions, that a crucial aspect of the Central American crisis is the threat of an imposed solution which would jeopardize "the respect and credibility…

…were, and that they would be arrested, possible killed or jailed, and that the Hundred Flowers campaign was only a way for him to "entice snakes out of their lairs". However, it could also be that Mao did want to originally use the criticism to improve China…

…At the national level, we focus on evaluating the effect of China's WTO accession on macroeconomic indicators as well as on agricultural trade, including imports and exports. As expected and similar to many other studies, China's WTO accession…

…violence have received only suspended sentences. The Chinese government claims that its one-child policy is voluntary. There are cases in China where brute force is used to perform abortion and sterilization. But more commonly, the Chinese government abides…