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Domestic internet games boosting traditional culture "In this quarter, our overseas game revenue accounted for more than 10 percent of total game revenue for the first time," said Ding Lei, CEO of Netease, following the internet giant releasing its third-quarter financial report on Nov 15. -
Reform and opening up ushers in new chapter in China's human rights development Reform and opening up ushers in new chapter in China's human rights development -
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More names inscribed on Nanjing Massacre memorial wall A total of 26 names have been newly inscribed on a memorial wall in commemoration of Chinese killed in the Nanjing Massacre by Japanese troops in 1937, bringing the total number of names on the wall to 10,664. -
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People visit major exhibition marking China's reform and opening-up People visit major exhibition marking China's reform and opening-up -
China, LatAm media agree to step up cooperation Representatives from more than 100 media outlets from China and Latin America and the Caribbean on Monday agreed to boost cooperation. -
DPRK can learn plenty from China's reform and opening up A brand new era begins for the the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK)’s government and its people. -
Mark Levine sings about life in China Mark Levine, a sociology scholar and country music singer from the U.S., who has been teaching at China's universities for years, expresses his perceptions of living in China via singing and playing the guitar.
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