中国日报双语版2015-08-18
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Editor's note: Ravi Shankar Narasimhan, executive editor of China Daily's overseas editions, was one of 70-plus foreign experts invited to the Great Hall of the People on Tuesday for a symposium and a Chinese New Year dinner with Premier Li Keqiang and senior State leaders.If you ever wondered how official events in China are run like clockwork, I can offer some insight: It takes a lot of time and plenty of attention to detail.The three buses carrying the 70-odd foreign experts from SAFEA - the easy-sounding acronym for the State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs - were scheduled to leave the building at 2:45 pm for the 5 pm symposium with Premier Li Keqiang and other senior State leaders. I thought it was a bit too early but our handlers said it was better safe than...As we crawled through the heavy mid-afternoon Beijing traffic, the abundant caution made sense but even then we arrived a few minutes earlier than scheduled. We would be admitted to the Great Hall of the People only at 4 pm, so we sat in the bus in a side lane.At the appointed time, the gates and doors were thrown open with a flamboyance seen only in places with a sense of grandeur.Security was tight but the checks were efficient and quick. Airport security guards could take a cue from here.There was ample time to locate our designated seats in two grand halls: one for the symposium and the other for the dinner. As we checked out who was sitting where, we noticed that "Isabel Crook" would be seated next to the premier, and a murmur went around: Who's she?A little checking around the ban on phones and tablets meant we had to rely on memory and my recollection of stories published in China Daily for the answer: A 98-year-old Canadian anthropologist who did pioneering work in China, taught at Beijing Foreign Studies University and who has spent about 75 years of her life in China.That's culture, said Volodymyr S. Kovalenko, professor at National Technical University of Ukraine, who has been visiting China for 40 years, admiringly. Wondering if the rest of the world was losing its traditional moorings, he politely inquired about India - my country.I tried to assure him that despite centuries of invasions we have tried to sort of -keep our sense of culture intact. But I had to admit that the sense of reverence that the Chinese and their leaders have for foreigners who have helped their country is unmatched.I offered Kovalenko the example of almost every Chinese leader visiting India making it a point to meet the family of Dwaraknath Kotnis (known in Chinese as Ke Dihua) a doctor whose heroic deeds of saving Chinese soldiers during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1937-45) being the stuff of legend in China and known to every student. Li met members of the family in Mumbai last year on his first visit to India as premier.Now that we had cracked the Crook code, I was sharing the story with the energetic Alistair Michie, group business and government adviser of Newland International Communication Group and a consultant to SAFEA, when a buzz went around the room: Please take your seats, the premier is coming.It was a good 15 minutes before the 5 pm start, but we all obediently went back to our seats, and waited, murmuring to neighbors.On the dot at 5 pm, the premier walked in briskly. But there was nothing brusque as he greeted the 20-odd people closest to his seat, held their hand for just that second longer and looked them in the eye ... it made us feel important.It's well known that the premier is fluent in English and that's the language in which he greeted every foreigner. His opening remarks were in Chinese, however. The appreciation of the Chinese government and its people for the foreigners' contributions to the country's development. "We would like you to see China as a second home," he said.It was something some of the guests informally discussed earlier. Not many world leaders, especially those of major economies, even acknowledge the role of foreigners, let alone be so effusive in praise, but Chinese leaders routinely do. And, deserved or not, we felt good.The premier said he came to listen ... and the first to speak was John Thornton, the chairman of the Brookings Institution and legendary figure in the financial world. He made three proposals on how to tackle urbanization.Then Michie spoke on how high-end services would boost the economy.It was finally the turn of Peter Poechmueller, chief technical officer at Shandong Sino-chip Semiconductors, who argued passionately about how the semi-conductor industry in China should be developed.The premier listened closely, made notes and said he wished he could listen to the views of all the foreign experts present but couldn't because of time.It was nearly 6 pm and the guests were gearing up for dinner: There was some talk earlier on what the government's austerity drive would mean for the menu.This is where the clockwork went a little awry.The premier said in his opening remarks that this was the first kind of forum he had attended as premier. He spoke briefly about the Chinese economy's performance last year. The highlights: Economic growth of 7.7 percent, "no easy task" given the huge base of the world's second-largest economy; and 13 million new jobs created the most for several years. He then took most of us by surprise by responding, point by point, to all the suggestions made by the three foreign experts. Thornton and Michie got more than a nod of appreciation and the premier lauded the "dual personality" of Poechmueller, pointing out that the Austrian called himself Shandong Man, and thanked him for putting the considerations of the Chinese semiconductor industry ahead of his cold.He thanked everyone.Suddenly, there was another buzz ... we had to move across the magnificent lobby to the dining hall. After all, the clock was running.I was honored to be sitting at the "main table" and was directly opposite the premier in the 18-seat arrangement. I had a good vantage point.Li was expansive, expressive and ebullient. Animated with Thornton, solicitous with Crook.The dinner courses came with unrelenting time pressure; if you didn't finish in the time set for that course, it would disappear. Chinese tradition soon started. The premier began by toasting his guests but it was also getting late. Everyone wanted (it appeared) to tell him their life story and he listened attentively.His aides were getting jittery; it was taking too long. But the premier didn't seem to mind.Soon he was approaching me, halfway down his table. I got strong hints that I should just clink glasses but when it came to my turn, I couldn't resist.Without getting into details, let's say I took up a good 30 seconds. The premier then went around toasting all the guests.I could see he hadn't eaten much, and the whole program ended at exactly 7 pm.Just like clockwork. 查看译⽂1⽉21⽇，国务院总理李克强在北京⼈民⼤会堂同在华部分外国专家亲切座谈。
China Daily
China DailyThe China Daily (Chinese: 中国日报; pinyin: ZhōngguóRìbào) is an English-language daily newspaper published in the People's Republic of China. The Communist Party of China-controlled state-run publication was established in 1981 and has the widest print circulation (200,000 per issue) of any English-language newspaper in the country. The editorial office is in the Chaoyang District of Beijing, and the newspaper has branch offices in most major cities of China as well as several foreign capitals.The Hong Kong Edition (Traditional Chinese: 中國日報香港版, Simplified Chinese: 《中国日报香港版》Pinyin: ZhōngguóRìbào Xi ānggǎng Bǎn ), has been published since October 6, 1997 and aims to report the policies and directions of the PRC government, politics, economy, and social and cultural issues of both mainland China and Hong Kong.As a newspaper group, the China Daily Group also publishes 21st Century, Beijing Weekend, China Business Weekly, the China Daily Hong Kong Edition and the Shanghai Star. The China Daily is a member of the Asia News Network.Foreign editors at the paper have been told that like most state-owned enterprises, the China Daily will no longer receive government subsidies and the newspaper's publication group is expected to show a profit. Tothis end, the paper has adopted a more commercial approach and its editorial content is being pitched increasingly towards a wider range of readers so as to attract more advertising revenue. The paper is still running at a loss in the increasingly competitive Chinese publication market.[。
中国日报双语版2015-08-08
【Highlights】>Wei Jianxing dies at 85 中纪委原书记尉健行病逝>BJ has most wealthy singles 高薪单身贵族北京最多>Ivy League hot for Chinese 美大学受中国游客青睐>Late PM in child-sex scandal 英前首相被指性侵儿童>UK math paper too hard 苏格兰数学题难哭考生>Vanity Fair's best-dressed 名利场'2015最佳着装出炉、泰勒·斯威夫特上榜列第2 >Cake made of gorilla feces 猩猩粪便蛋糕:非洲风味>New 'bubble nails' craze 泡泡美甲成最新潮流(图)【Top News】>Wei Jianxing dies at 85 中纪委原书记尉健行病逝Wei Jianxing, former head of the Central Commission forDiscipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China (CPC), diedof illness in Beijing at 8:00 am on Friday, according to astatement from the CPC Central Committee. Wei, 85, was praised inthe statement as an excellent Party member, a time-tested and loyalcommunist soldier, a proletarian revolutionist, statesman and anoutstanding leader of the Party and the State.中共中央发消息称，中国共产党的优秀党员，久经考验的忠诚的共产主义战士，无产阶级革命家、政治家，党和国家的卓越领导人，中央纪律检查委员会原书记尉健行同志，因病医治无效，于7日上午8时在北京逝世。
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china daily双语新闻精读【释义】china daily中国日报【短语】1North China Daily News字林西报;上海字林西报;华北日报;北华捷报2a copy of China Daily一份中国日报3North China Daily林西;字林西报4China Daily European Weekly中国日报欧洲版5China Daily USA中国日报美国版;中国日报网美国版6The North China Daily News字林西报7China Daily-Sohu English搜狐英文网8the China Daily中国日报9North China Daily News Building字林大楼【例句】1I'm reading a passage in China Daily.我在读《中国日报》上的一篇文章。
2The answer is"no",according to China Daily.据《中国日报》报道，答案是否定的。
3China Daily is worth reading,we can learn a lot from it.《中国日报》值得一读，我们可以从中学到很多东西。
4The probe is planned to reach the Red Planet in May or June in 2021,China Daily reported.据《中国日报》报道，该探测器计划于2021年5月或6月抵达火星。
5It has helped to plant more than66billion trees across13provinces in the country's north to act as windbreaks(防风林),according to China Daily.《中国日报》称，它在该国北部的13个省种植了660多亿棵树作为防风林。
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中国日报双语版2015.08.07
【Highlights】>Property taxes coming soon 房地产税最快2017通过>Ozone pollution in Shanghai 上海连续11天臭氧污染>Ning wins 100m freestyle gold 宁泽涛夺100米自由泳金牌>Coolest bookstore worldwide CNN评全球17家最酷书店\南京先锋书店中国最美>US OKs first 3D-printed pill 美批准首款3D打印药物>Better memory helps liars 研究:撒谎的孩子更聪明>Natural look frightens groom 新娘素颜吓坏新郎被告>Bottled air goes popular 英贩售机出售瓶装空气【Notice】>Property taxes coming soon 房地产税最快2017通过The Standing Committee of the 12th National People's Congress(NPC), China's top legislature, has included Property Tax Law in alegislation plan released this week. The NPC said the method oftaxation will be discussed and is subject to change. The NPC willalso solicit opinions from experts and tax authorities. Expertssaid the property taxes law will probably be passed by 2017 andsuggested it should only be levied on a housing area of more than60 sq m per person. Analysts said the tax will help regulate theonce over-heated property market and narrow the gap between therich and the poor.十二届全国人大常委会立法规划本周公布，房地产税法正式列入其中。
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中国日报英文版文章Title: Exploring China Daily"s English Edition: A Window to China"s Dynamic ProgressIntroduction:China Daily"s English edition has been a pivotal source of information for readers worldwide, offering insights into China"s political, economic, and cultural landscapes.This document aims to showcase the rich content and unique perspectives provided by China Daily"s English publication.I.Editorial Policy and PurposeChina Daily"s English edition was established in 1981 with the goal of providing accurate and unbiased news about China to an international audience.It serves as a bridge, facilitating understanding between China and the rest of the world.The newspaper adheres to a policy of objective reporting, presenting a diverse range of viewpoints and offering a comprehensive overview of China"s development.II.Coverage and Columns1.Breaking News: China Daily"s English edition covers the latest domestic and international news, with a special focus on China"s role in global affairs.The paper provides in-depth analysis of significant events, enabling readers to stay informed about the most pressing issues.2.Business and Economy: This section offers insights into China"s rapidly growing economy, covering topics such as trade, finance, and entrepreneurship.Readers can expect detailed reports on policies, market trends, and the latest developments in China"s industries.3.Culture and Entertainment: China"s rich cultural heritage and vibrant entertainment scene are highlighted in this section.From traditional arts to contemporary films, China Daily"s English edition keeps readers updated on cultural events and trends.4.Opinion and Commentary: The paper features opinion pieces and commentaries from experts and influencers, offering diverse perspectives on current affairs.This section encourages constructive dialogue and fosters a deeper understanding of China"s stance on various issues.5.Lifestyle and Travel: For those interested in the daily lives of Chinese citizens, this section offers articles on lifestyle, food, and travel.It provides readers with recommendations for destinations, cultural experiences, and insights into Chinese customs.III.Unique Features and Columns1.China Watch: This column focuses on China"s political and economic reforms, offering analysis and insights into the country"s development strategies.2.Generation Z: Targeting younger readers, this column explores theaspirations, challenges, and contributions of China"s younger generation, providing a glimpse into the future of the nation.3.Belt and Road Initiative: As China"s signature foreign policy initiative, the Belt and Road Initiative is extensively covered in this column.It highlights the progress, benefits, and challenges of this global infrastructure project.IV.China Daily"s English Edition in the Digital AgeTo cater to a global audience, China Daily"s English edition has embraced digital platforms.Its website and social media channels provide real-time updates, interactive content, and multimedia features, enhancing the reading experience for subscribers.Conclusion:China Daily"s English edition serves as an invaluable resource for those seeking to understand China"s rapid development and its impact on the world.With its diverse coverage, insightful columns, and digital presence, the publication continues to be a go-to source for reliable information about China.。
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CHINADAILY 早报 8.18 【Highlights】>College students less fit 大学生体质不如中学生>E-commerce site for seafood 鲁推水产在线交易平台>Bomb in Thai kills 19 泰国爆炸3名中国人遇难>TV show restricts access '爸爸3'拍摄封道惹争议>Anger at 'ugliest' museum 最丑蜡像馆遭吐槽(图)>Politics puts off US youth 美年轻人患上政治冷漠>Queen needs assistant 英国女王聘请回信助理>Smart dog collar coming soon 智能狗项圈Buddy将上市【In Brief】Three Chinese nationals were killed in a blast that happenedMonday night in central Bangkok. The bomb killed 19 people, andwounded more than 100.17日晚，泰国曼谷市中心发生爆炸事故，造成19人死亡，超过100人受伤。
死者中包括三名中国人。
(中国日报网)【Top News】>College students less fit 大学生体质不如中学生A new report concerning the condition and development ofChinese youth in physical activities shows that the physicalconditions of university students are getting worse, compared withsecondary school students. In physical exams conducted among thesestudents, university students' physical endurance has droppedsteadily, while it has increased among secondary school students.To improve university students' physical fitness, Guo Jianjun, oneof the report's writers, advocates for holding national youthsports events in summer vacations, engaging students in sports andorganizing volunteers to coach students.一项关注近年来中国青少年体育领域的基本状况和主要进展的报告显示，大学生身体素质不如中学生，正不断下降。
多项身体素质检测显示，大学生耐力素质仍持续下降，而中学生的数据正逐步回升。
为了提高大学生身体素质，该报告的主编之一郭建军倡议，未来的暑假可以办"国家青少年体育活动周"，组织体育活动，安排专业志愿者对青少年进行体育教育和指导。
(中新网)>E-commerce site for seafood 鲁推水产在线交易平台Shandong province has launched a one-stop seafood e-commerceplatform , as it moves to bring the traditionalfishery industry online while upgrading trans-regional cold-chainlogistics. More than 2,000 fishery companies have joined theplatform, displaying at least 6,000 products. Zhao Yu, chiefoperation director of , said the company willorganize offline promotions at the same time including productexpos and seafood cooking contests.为促进传统渔业与互联网的融合发展，并推动跨区域冷链物流升级版，山东省日前推出一站式中国水产商务网在线交易平台。
目前，已经有2000多家渔业企业入驻这一在线交易平台，6000多个产品进行展示。
该网站运营总监赵宇称，公司还会开展线下营销活动，如产品展示、海鲜烹饪大赛等。
(中国日报网)>TV show restricts access '爸爸3'拍摄封道惹争议The local government of Suining county in Hunan announcedrecently that certain areas will have restricted access, due to thefilming of "Dad, Where Will We Go?", a popular TV reality show.Residents have been informed they will have to furnish their IDcards and household registration booklets to get in and out ofthose areas. This has drawn widespread public criticism. SomeInternet users say that special traffic control measures should beenforced only for big events, in order to maintain social order andpublic safety, instead of for a TV show.近日湖南绥宁县政府部门发布通告，为保证电视真人秀"爸爸去哪儿"节目的正常拍摄，一些地方需要封道。
当地村民出入需出示身份证和户口本。
这一举措引发广泛热议。
一些网友认为，特殊的交通管制措施只有在大事件发生时为了维持社会秩序和公共安全才能施行，没有必要为这种电视节目施行特殊的交通管制措施。
(中国日报)>Anger at 'ugliest' museum 最丑蜡像馆遭吐槽(图)Celebrities across China are outraged at their unauthorizedwax figures being included in a museum in Sichuan that has beendubbed by Internet users as "the ugliest wax museum." The museum,located in the city of Huayingshan, contains wax figures that manyvisitors have said don't resemble the celebrities they are supposedto depict. Many visitors reportedly didn't know who was supposed tobe depicted in each wax figure, until they saw the figure's nameplate. The sub-par wax likenesses are the work of Zhang Shouxiang,a former curator at the Beijing Wax Museum. He defended hiswidely-criticized work, saying that it is normal for a wax figureto not look exactly like the person it is supposed to depict.很多中国名人的蜡像未经授权就出现在了四川省的一座蜡像馆内，令这些名人很气愤。
该蜡像馆位于四川华蓥山，被网友戏称为"最丑蜡像馆"。
很多游客反映，里面的蜡像和名人的形象大不相同。
据悉，在看标牌之前，游客根本无法辨认蜡像的原型是谁。
这些相似度极低的蜡像出自前北京蜡像馆馆长张守祥之手。
他为自己广受争议的作品辩解道，蜡像和本人的形象有差别是很正常的事情。
(中国日报)>Politics puts off US youth 美年轻人患上政治冷漠American young people are more disengaged from participatingin politics, according to a book named "Running from Office: WhyYoung Americans Are Turned Off to Politics" published in May. Theauthors surveyed more than 4,000 high school students andundergraduates through online questionnaires and did more than 150hours of interview. Only 11% of the students said they wouldconsider politics as a future career option. A Pew survey showsthat half of the youth in America say they are neither Democratsnor Republicans, which is a record high in 25years.今年5月，美国出版的一本名为《逃离政府办公室：为何政治让美国年轻人厌恶》的书称，美国年轻人投身政治、参与政治的意愿不断降低。