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China History

China – state flag The flag of the People’s Republic of China was adopted in 1949. The color red stands for revolution, but it also has an old tradition, as it was the color of the Han Dynasty. The big star today symbolizes the leadership of the Communist Party. The four little stars stand for… Read More »

Macau, China Trade and Foreign Investment

Subchapters: Business Relationships Foreign direct investment FTAs ​​and Treaties Development Cooperation Prospective fields of study (MOP) Business relations Trade relations with the EU According to data for 2021, goods with a total value of EUR 1,211.50 were imported from the EU to Macao. The volume of goods imported from Macao is very negligible. The year… Read More »

Hong Kong, China Trade and Foreign Investment

Subchapters: Business Relationships Foreign direct investment FTAs ​​and Treaties Development Cooperation Prospective fields of study (MOP) Business relations Trade relations with the EU In 2021, approximately 2,300 companies from EU countries were registered in HK, a decline occurred during the last two years due to the pandemic and the end of the riots. Statistics can… Read More »

China Market Opportunities for Czech Exporters

Glass and ceramic industry Crystal glass is one of the products with which a significant part of the Chinese can associate the Czech Republic. Vases, crystal accessories, glasses, lights, chandeliers, etc. are popular. The sought-after category of lights with crystal components is further expanded by designer and often custom-made lamps not only for residential spaces,… Read More »

Food and Landmarks of China

Kitchen The national cuisine of China is very ancient and widely known throughout the world. Since China occupies a fairly large area, and each region has its own traditions and characteristics, the cuisine in them is different. Let’s talk about the most popular and famous. Jibin123: Provides information for visa application to enter China, as… Read More »

Angola Transport and Communications

Communications are still scarce and difficult. At the end of 1927, 1,852 km were in operation. of railways, divided between the following sections: a) of Loanda, or Trans-African Railway, of the Companhia do Caminho de Ferro: from Malange to Xissa, length 445 km., gauge 1 m. It was decided to extend it up to Cassange;… Read More »

Between Past and Future: the Chinese Dream

The second decade of the 21st century. it began in China on the traces of historical memory: centenary of the 1911 Revolution which put an end to the millennial imperial system; centenary of the birth of China republican (1912); 90th anniversary of the founding of the CCP (1921); 110th anniversary of the Protocol which put… Read More »

China Openings to the Market Economy and Political Repression

In 1980, China joined the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Now firmly in power, the new Chinese leadership, moderate, technocratic and efficient, accentuated the policy of modernization and promotion of the country’s economic growth and extended the measures of liberalization and opening up the economy to foreign countries. In the international field, the… Read More »

China – The New Constitution

The new constitution of the Chinese republic was approved by the national assembly (Kuo Min Ta Hui) on December 25, 1946 and promulgated by the national government of Nanjing on January 1, 1947, becoming effective on December 25, 1947, pending its real existence as soon as the China’s political conditions will allow it. According to… Read More »

China After 1989 Part VI

Not wanting to jeopardize relations with his main contact in matters of foreign investment and exports with a scandal, on October 28, 1997 Jiang Zemin, the first Chinese leader since 1985to go to Washington, he made a long trip to the United States, to reaffirm the existence of more than positive relations between the two… Read More »

China After 1989 Part V

A first point was identified in the need to conduct political action within the framework of the certainty of the law; also on the basis of this assumption, the Assembly discussed a new text of the law on State security, a text which essentially proposed to cancel the term from the penal code A first… Read More »

China After 1989 Part IV

According to ANIMALERTS, the situation in Hong Kong also appeared delicate. In February 1994 the new governor Ch. Patten (who took over from D. Wilson in July 1992) had succeeded in passing an electoral law which effectively introduced universal suffrage in the colony; this law posed a very real threat to Chinese interests. On September… Read More »

China After 1989 Part III

However, the US-China opposition was unable to fully break free. When, on December 15, the new GATT (General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs) was stipulated, China was excluded from it precisely by American will, with the reason for the inadequacy of the Chinese economic system with respect to the parameters required by the international organization.… Read More »

China After 1989 Part II

The so-called ‘double track’ policy (initially promoting the enrichment of the coastal provinces and thinking of those in the interior only after the economic strengthening of the former), which prevailed throughout the 1980s, began to show all its defects.: unemployment grew in the countryside, arable areas were visibly decreasing due to increasing urbanization, a widespread… Read More »

China After 1989 Part I

After the events of 1989, the political history of the People’s Republic of China developed around three fundamental themes: economic development, international relations and the political role of the Communist Party in a constantly evolving internal context. In the aftermath of the Tien An Men square massacre, and even more so during the autumn-winter of… Read More »

Exchange Study in China

China covers a huge area, and is the world’s third largest country after Russia and Canada. It houses the world’s largest population, namely one – fifth of humanity. Therefore, it is difficult to find something that could not fit China, and China is full of contradictions. It is both densely populated inside the cities, and… Read More »

HONG KONG ATTRACTIONS

FLIGHTS, ACCOMMODATION AND MOVEMENT IN HONG KONG Getting around Hong Kong is facilitated by efficient public transport. By direct flight from Helsinki Air connections to Hong Kong are excellent as a long-haul destination. Finnair operates daily between Helsinki and Hong Kong. The price for round trips is usually 800 – 1,200 euros and the journey… Read More »