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| 1 | Real Punishment For Virtual Theft显示文摘Virtual property has attained legal status with the recent conviction of several online thieves, but the issue remains a murky one Zhang Bin, a resident of Ningbo, in Zhejiang Province, began selling online game accounts on the Internet in February 2005. Among his customers was a man surnamed Shen, who bought an account for 4,800 yuan. Several days later, Shen discovered that his account had been embezzled, and | By LU LING | 2006 | Beijing Review2006，49，23： | 0 |
| 2 | SAVING HISTOBY显示文摘Improved protection given to cultural heritage sites as China's grand water diversion project continues For 48 years it has lain submerged in a reservoir. Now, completely reconstructed. Jingle Palace, the most magnificent of the nine Taoist palaces in UNESCO's world heritage site of the Wudangshan Mountains, | By LU LING | 2006 | Beijing Review2006，49，25： | 0 |
| 3 | KICKOFF TO SUCCESS显示文摘Can the performance of China's national football team be improved? The World Cup is without a doubt a carnival for football lovers of all nations. Even without the participation of the Chinese national team, this year's tournament still captivates Chinese football fans, many of whom get up at three o'clock in the morning to catch the latest game. However, while they are immersed in enjoying the World Cup, Chinese fans | By LU LING | 2006 | Beijing Review2006，49，27： | 0 |
| 4 | Graduate Education's Trying Times显示文摘As more and more people in China attend graduate schools, experts are raising questions about the quality of the education students receive, and some view the outlook as relatively bleak unless major changes are made. At the National Association for the Study of Higher Education's 2005 annual meeting in November at Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Xuhui campus), a task force led by Yang Jie, | By LU LING | 2006 | Beijing Review2006，49，2： | 0 |
| 5 | The Way to Healty显示文摘The daily exercise routine is catching on with more people, both young and old It has been five years since 63-year-old Shen Yuxi began to do his morning exercise in Beijing's Purple Bamboo Park. He arrives early each morning, jogs for a few minutes, then does some shadowboxing. Sometimes he brings a Chinese chess set and plays with his friends who are also doing their morning exercises in the park. 'I first came here to exercise because | By LU LING | 2006 | Beijing Review2006，49，10： | 0 |
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