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W(xu)ӢZ(y)Pg~R
PgֹP^gСĴW(xu)ӢZ(y)Pg~ϣ͵!
ַL(chng)ʽ extensive mode of growth; inefficient model of growth
l(hu )wϵ urban and rural emergency aid system
Ůʿ/ʿ grasswidow/widower
rtƶ system of rural cooperative medical care
l͘I(y)c(w) urban and rural systems for providing public employment services
ӏƺ^(gun){ improve macro control
(hu )xăr(ji)ֵ^(gun) core socialist values
Ұl(f)չҎVҪOutline of the NationalDevelopment Program
(r)ڄ(dng)Dƾ͘I(y) (rural workers) find work in nonagricultural sectors
BϱUƶ basic old-age insurance system for urban workers
Їиĸ_(ki)ȡʮȰl(f)չ(li)
China, bypursuing the policy of reform and opening to the outside world, is striving tobecome developed within 50 years.
҂Ї(li)vҪ[ÓؚFҪ[ÓؚFҪҳһl^İl(f)չ·
ForChina, the first thing is to shakeoff poverty. To do that, we have to find a way to develop rapidly.
Ї˶ӱl(f)չܲƽ˾a(chn)ֵ߀̎
We have a huge population, a weak economicfoundation and uneven development, our per capita GDP ranks fairly low amongthe countries in the world.
Ї˿rI(y)˿Ҳһ
China,with the largest population in the world, also ranks first in agriculturalpopulation.
MˮYԴTeֻռ7%ЇBȫķ֮һ˿
In spite of water shortages and with just 7percent of the arable land on earth,Chinahas to feed a quarter of theworld’s population.
dzur(ji)һؚ҇rǾ҇(jng)ٶ^(gu)һЩ
A very rough study of disparities inChina’s wealthwill show that they accelerate too fast.
ڶ̶̵20r(sh)g҇ѽ(jng)ƽxʢеćD׃?yu)鳬^(gu)ˇHеȲƽȳ̶ȵć
Chinahastransferred from a country where economic equilibrium prevailed to one thatexceeds the medium level of imbalance in wealth distribution n the world in amatter of only two decades.
҇ˮƽ^@(dng)
The living standards of the people haveregistered a remarkable elevation. This is the upward movement in the broadestsense of the world.
ЇԹƞwN(jng)ɷֹͬl(f)չľѽ(jng)γ
InChina, a pattern with the publicsector remaining dominant and diverse sectors of the economy developing side byside has taken shape.
the Bali Road Map ·(xin)D
transatlantic divergence ɰ
transformational diplomacy D⽻
turbulent political scene ք(dng)ʎ
UN General Assembly (lin)χ(hu )
unilateral action ߅Є(dng)
verbal note ͨՕ(hu )
weapons of mass destruction Ҏģ
widening income gaps ؚӄ
ЇYԴAx
China is notendowed with sufficient resources.
ȫ挍(sh)FrMx(w)@҇l(f)չʷϵҪ̱
Free compulsoryeducation made available to all rural students marks an important milestone inthe history of the development of China’s education.
^(gu)ȥǸĸ_(ki)źȫ潨OС(hu )ȡشM(jn)չ(hu )a(chn);Cχ@(zh)
During the pastfive years, great strides were made in carrying our reform and opening up andbuilding a moderately prosperous society in all respects, and the productiveforces and overall national strength were significantly improved.
rˮƽrѽQ˜(wn)}r^(gu)С
The livingstandards of farmers have kept rising. Most of them have enough food andclothing and quite a few are leading a moderately prosperous life.
ۻؚw־(zh)“һ”ľɹ
Hong Kong’sreturn to the motherland marks the great success of the concept of “onecountry, two systems.”
ʮ(li)Ї(jng)wƸĸﲻCχ@⽛(jng)QU
Over the pasttwo decades and more, China has deepened the reform of its economic system,notably increased its overall national strength and steadily expanded itsforeign economic cooperation and trade.
Ї̎|T|˿ڱvʷƾ
China is an EastAsian country with a large territory, a huge population and a long history.
Їa(chn)a(chn)P(gun)ϵĽ(jng)Aόӽl(f)xhҪ׃
China hasexperienced far-reaching changes in the productive forces and the relations ofproduction, as well as in the economic base and the superstructure.
L(chng)|(zh)ĻҪͬ(hu )a(chn)֮gìЇ(hu )RҪ(hu )ì
A principalchallenge to Chinese society’s is the gap between the ever-growing material andcultural needs of the people and the backward production.
Ї˿ѳ^(gu)13|sռ˿ڵ20%.
Our 1.3 billionpeople account for about one-fifth of the world’s population.
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