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After climbing 508 metres up the Taipei 101 tower, the highest structure in the world, it can be seen easily from anywhere in the city, one can look down on the genuine Taipei amidst all the modern buildings: temples, markets, the National Palace Museum and in between them, the many old streets and lanes where everyday life in Taipei actually unfolds. First steps There was a swamp here about 300 years ago, right where one of Asia's most modern cities now stands. Only the Pingpu, the original ...
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There are many wonders of historic interest and scenic beauty dotted in this boundless expanse of the Chinese territory. They are rich stuffs for travelers. Here we select the 10 must-see wonders of China: 1. The Forbidden City: This magnificent, palatial architectural complex covers an area of over 2,350,000 square feet and contains 9,999 rooms. It is the largest and the best preserved Imperial Palace in the world. 2. The Great Wall:  The Great Wall of China, enlisted in the World Heritage by ...
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By Mike Caggeso Associate Editor Money Morning The People's Bank of China continued nipping away at its one-year lending rate, cutting off 0.27 percentage points to 5.31%, its fifth rate cut in three months. China also lowered its deposit rate by the same amount and reduced the proportion of deposits lenders have to hold as reserves by 0.5 percentage points to 15.5%, Bloomberg reported. All rate cuts will take effect Tuesday. China's slow burn of its interest rates is a calculated ...
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HuitronCarlos: La frase de "Todos los hombres son iguales" Fue una mal interpretación de una china que no encontraba a su esposo. 2012-01-03 · Reply ilawguide: China's Internet wracked by hacks - The Daily Dot | @scoopit http://t.co/E92lY8yh 2012-01-03 · Reply itsYAMZbitch: ...joke?!? "@CURRYentlyHIS: If Chinese from China & Japanese from Japan & Asians from Asian.... then what from Tokyo?? Tokyoins?? Tokyese??? 2012-01-03 · Reply ...
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By Mike Caggeso Associate Editor Money Morning Yum! Brands Inc. (YUM) expects another year of double-digit profit growth. For nearly everyone else, 2009 won't be just 'another year.' Nearly every economist expects the first half of the New Year to bring more of the same, a deepening global financial crisis that'll throw an even bigger, wetter blanket on economic growth than it did this year. Indeed, even more than in 2008, next year will be a real-life case study of the survival of the ...
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