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Shi Mingshen
China's 20 years the most influential financial media
Shi Mingshen, female,
Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Graduated from the Department of Journalism, graduate degree, Master of Law degree, People's Daily economic Department deputy director, senior editor, reporter.
Awarded as the most influential financial media person in China in the past 20 years, the first National Excellent journalist,
National 38 red flag bearer
,
Institutions directly under the CPC Central Committee
Outstanding Communist Party member
People's Daily outstanding Communist Party members, outstanding women, advanced workers, etc. On several occasions
China News Awards
He has won the National and People's Daily News Awards for nearly 100 times. The People's Daily has held workshops for her works, and has a column for her in the East China edition of the People's Daily. The author of...
Extraordinary Decade: The Search for economic and financial reform
", etc.
Shi Mingshen is one of the few academic and expert journalists in the press, and enjoys a high reputation in the press.
Exchequer
,
State Administration of Taxation
Leaders and experts of other departments spoke highly of Shi Mingshen's financial reports, believing that she is "a real expert" who "not only does not speak laymen, but also inspires internal pedestrians." especially
Zhu Rongji
Comrades have also repeatedly praised her reports on financial and foreign exchange reform.
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- Chinese name
- Shi Mingshen
- Foreign name
- Shi Mingshen
- nationality
- China
- Ethnic group
- The Han nationality
- Place of Birth
- Beijing
- Graduate School
- Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
- occupation
- journalist
- Major achievement
- China's 20 years the most influential financial media
- duty
- Deputy Director, Economic Department, People's Daily
- Personal honor
- National 38 red flag bearer The first national excellent journalist
- Major work
- " Extraordinary Decade: The Search for economic and financial reform "" Beijing calligraphy "
- Political status
- CPC member
Shi Mingshen [5]
In July 1986, Shi Mingshen graduated
Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Master of Laws degree.
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In August 1986, Shi Mingshen was assigned to the Economic Department of the People's Daily, and successively served as reporter (editor), chief reporter (chief editor), senior reporter (senior editor), and deputy director of the Economic Department.
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From 1992 to 1998, Shi Mingshen was awarded the Advanced Worker of the People's Daily, the Outstanding Woman of the People's Daily, the Outstanding Communist Party Member of the People's Daily,
Institutions directly under the CPC Central Committee
Outstanding Communist Party members, etc.
In 1995, People's Daily opened a personal column for Shi Mingshen in the East China edition of People's Daily.
Beijing calligraphy
".
In 1996, People's Daily held a workshop for Shi Mingshen's works.
In 1997,
China Finance Press
Published Shi Mingshen's monograph"
Extraordinary Decade: The Search for economic and financial reform
".
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In March 2004,
All-China Women's Federation
Issued a document, awarded Shi Mingshen"
National 38 red flag bearer
"Honorary title.
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In November 2005,
All-China Journalists' Association
Awarded Shi Mingshen the first "National Excellent journalist" honorary title.
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In December 2005, Shi Mingshen was invited to take the position
CCTV China Economic Person of the Year
Select the judges.
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In May 2010, Shi Mingshen was named "the most Influential financial media person in China's securities market in the past 20 years".
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People's Daily President Shao Huaze for Shi Mingshen inscription
Exchequer
,
State Administration of Taxation
Leaders and experts of other departments spoke highly of Shi Mingshen's financial reports, believing that she is "a real expert" who "not only does not speak laymen, but also inspires internal pedestrians." especially
Zhu Rongji
Comrades have also repeatedly praised her reports on financial and foreign exchange reform.
Shi Mingshen is one of the few academic and expert journalists in the press, and enjoys a high reputation in the press. She is particularly good at writing in-depth reports on finance and macroeconomics, and is good at reporting complex economic issues in a simple way. Its report has a strong ideological, authoritative and advanced. Governor of the central bank
Li Guixian
and
Dai Xianglong
President of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
Zhang Xiao
Chairman of the Securities and Futures Commission
Liu Hongru
and
Zhou Zhengqing
And other financial leaders and experts have a high evaluation of Shi Mingshen and his works.
He was governor of the People's Bank of China
Dai Xianglong
He fully affirmed Shi Mingshen's articles, saying: "Reading Shi Mingshen's reports, one outstanding feeling is that she is good at catching the problems of general concern to the public from complex financial phenomena, and can introduce financial policies and financial knowledge to readers in simple terms." Her reports are extensive in content, reflecting the financial policies, hot spots and difficulties in different periods of financial reform and development, and have a certain depth, reflecting the author's hard, rigorous and responsible work style. The development of the financial industry cannot be without the correct supervision of the press and the direction of public opinion. I hope Comrade Shi Mingshen can write more and better works and make greater contributions to improving the financial awareness and financial knowledge of the public."
People often use "ten years to sharpen a sword" to describe the difficulty of achieving a career. For journalists, it is especially difficult to grind into a "sword" for a period of ten years. This is determined by the particularity of journalism. In the news work, engaged in economic reports and can make outstanding achievements, more difficult. As for those who specialize in financial reporting in economic reporting and can get married, they should add another "more" before the "more" word. This is because financial reporting is more professional, more policy-oriented, and less readable, and the general news workers regard it as the most difficult to chew the "hard bone". In the news team, it is rare to chew this "hard bone" for more than ten years, and indeed "chew" results.
Shi Mingshen's monograph "Extraordinary Decade"
When I moved to People's Daily from the Economic Daily more than three years ago, I was told that Shi Mingshen was a "real insider" when it came to financial reporting. At the time, I was a little confused, because journalists tend to be less than flattering about people. Later, at various meetings, I heard the leaders and experts of the Ministry of Finance, the State Administration of Taxation, and the People's Bank of China speak the same words, and I thought that Shi Mingshen's financial reports "not only do not speak laymen, but also inspire people inside", especially Premier Zhu Rongji praised her reports on financial and foreign exchange reform many times, so I had to look at this young woman with new eyes. I know that the eye of experts is critical and the praise is stingy, especially for journalists. Therefore, I began to follow Shi Mingshen's tracks on the road of journalism work, until last summer, the People's Daily specially held a seminar for her news works, and finally basically completed the understanding of her character, knowledge, talent and spirit.
For many years, I have advocated the cultivation of "research-oriented" journalists. Because for decades, I've heard enough of the social criticism of economic reports that "laymen don't understand them and insiders don't look at them." But this is the harsh reality. The journalist's strength is sensitivity, but his weakness is superficiality. There are far too few journalists these days who are able to devote themselves to the big questions in a particular field, especially economics. Especially since the reform and opening up and the implementation of the socialist market economy system, I am afraid that very few people have been able to put forward thoughtful insights on various new problems arising under the new situation. I don't think that means "hitting a whole swathe." The fundamental reason is that the research needs to pay the price, and the scientist spirit of Chen Jingrun is needed - outside does not admire Fenghua, and inside tolerates loneliness. And in the social mentality of the general impetuous, tendency to the situation, to achieve this, how difficult! The reason why Shi Mingshen can make such achievements in ten years is that she is not afraid of difficulties, not afraid of ridicule, not afraid of neglect, and has been walking the road she thinks she should walk and is happy to walk.
Time is fair to everyone. Ten years, it's easy to slip away. From relying on "the coming days are long" to lamenting "the last day is bitter", there is no obvious dividing line between them. The question is how the master of time will manage it. The first ten years of Shi Mingshen's journalism career were extraordinary, but what about the last ten or twenty years? People are watching with greater expectations.
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Zhang Ruiling, a famous calligrapher, wrote an inscription for Shi Mingshen [37]
He was deputy editor-in-chief of the People's Daily
Zhou Ruijin
"Comrade Shi Mingshen's works have four characteristics: specialization, focusing on reflecting the reform trend and new affairs in the financial field; Macro, from the overall and macro perspective, timely report on financial phenomena, policies, regulations, etc., and explain their own views; Pertinence, can give answers to questions that readers care about but are not very clear about; Accuracy, grasp the policy is more measured."
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He was editor-in-chief of the Economic Daily
Eyfon
"I became the director of the Economic Department of the People's Daily in 1986, and Comrade Shi Mingshen precisely entered the Economic Ministry in that year, and I left the People's Daily in 1996 and worked with her for almost ten years." In ten years, she has made one of the most significant ideological and operational progress among my colleagues in the Economic Department. Her most prominent characteristics are practical, diligent, open-minded, and she has a spirit of perseverance. Some of the reports she wrote had a great impact on the society, and some of them were praised by the central leading comrades. In financial circles, her fame began to rise. I use her as my financial adviser within the Ministry of Economy."
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Chen Yingguang, the first president of the Zhejiang Branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
In a poem with Shi Mingshen, a reporter from the People's Daily, he wrote:
Fast today, the sky Ququ, the river to the south and the lake to the north.
Cloud roll floss mountain far cut, dike drag willow horizontal spread.
Shoot tide at his own expense a thousand arrows, riding crane who left a bead.
A total view of the scenery heart has been open, the ancient capital style to wait for the book.
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He Xiaoping, head office of China Construction Bank
In the article "Sharpening a Sword in Ten Years" (China Construction Bank Newspaper, September 11, 1997) wrote:
Shi Mingshen is known as a "real expert" in the economic and financial fields, and has won a good reputation for "not only not talking about laymen, but also inspiring internal pedestrians." "Extraordinary Decade - The Search for Economic and Financial Reform" not only reviews the ten years of economic and financial reform, but also shows the author's skills as a "scholar" journalist.
The book contains more than 100 economic reports by the author from 1986 to 1996. As far as the genre is concerned, there are interviews, reviews, communications, comments, the writing is smooth and popular, simple and natural, skilled writing skills and solid economic knowledge are perfect, complement each other; In terms of content, involving finance, insurance, tax, law, securities, prices and other aspects of the economic field, will be different colors of thousands of economic weather presented in front of readers. Among them, there are many excellent chapters such as "The breakthrough to invigorate large and medium-sized enterprises", "Insurance: The choice of thousands of households", "the development and expansion of commercial banks", "Hong Kong Financial Industry: What will Happen Tomorrow" and so on, which have caused great repercussions in society and have been praised by central leaders.
Savor Shi Mingshen's words, there is really no feeling of being outside, not so much that you are reading, but she is talking with you, and the beginning of the conversation is often a small and trivial matter around. From "Beijing people complain about no beer to drink" to the article "Beer Problem" caused by the imbalance of production and consumption; From "Neighbor Shen's 5000 yuan to buy stocks how to earn 100,000 yuan" to the calm analysis of investment in the stock market "Do a rational investor"... Her talk is like a trickle of water, gentle and kind, with the deepening of the analysis of the problem, the widening of the river, melt into the economic sea of a millet, people feel suddenly enlightened, mind relieved.
In particular, it is worth mentioning that the article has changed the dull face of piling economic and financial terms in the past, and the words are lively and vivid, which adds a lot of color to the book. In the discussion of the financial reform of the national professional banks to state-owned commercial banks, the author compares the bank attached to the finance as a "teller", compares the bank that eats the big pot rice as a "rag" that can not absorb water and can not squeeze out water, and compares the bank we need as a "sponge body", which can absorb water, and when it is squeezed out, it has a telescopical and regulating effect. The vivid metaphor will depict the truth in the wood, vivid, and retain the wash of a proper and lifelike.
Shi Mingshen's article is atmospheric, and this atmosphere is first of all its skilled business knowledge, which gives her a calm and comfortable interview. Secondly, bearing the background of the national economy and government decision-making, it stands in a forward-looking and overall macro-perspective when grabbing hot spots, focus and difficult issues, aiming its pen at the entire economic market and the financial industry, rather than a large bank or large enterprise, let alone reporting good news and bad news, always giving objective and notarial reports, and grasping the policy very well. In the article "Thinking about Financial Problems (I) - The Bank that is a good Bank", she dared to expose the phenomenon of vague functions, weak macro-control, unclear status, and misplaced leverage of the central bank, and mercilessly went to the pain and hit the spot. Such articles must be true, powerful, natural and continuous.
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National outstanding journalists award report
After taking the leadership position, Shi Mingshen has participated in the organization and planning of major national and international conferences and important event reports, such as the Hong Kong Fortune Forum,
APEC
A series of conferences, China's accession to the World Trade Organization and other major meetings and events in the history of China can be called the first reports, and
Two sessions
Reporting, strengthening and improving macro-control reports, reporting on the 100th and 200th executive meetings of The State Council,
Ren Zhongping
Articles, etc., are not only subject
State Council Information Office
,
Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the CPC
It has also been highly recognized by the central leadership comrades, and has contributed to enhancing the core competitiveness and influence of the People's Daily.
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Shi Mingshen's deeds and works are widely collected in the
China news yearbook
"Brilliant Achievements - Forty Years of New China" "100 Years of celebrity Self-Description - 20th Century China" "
Editor-in-chief's notes
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Create wealth with news
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Analysis of China's national interests
"News Overview of the Fourth World Conference on Women"
Modern economic news course
"Financial News Writing Guide" "People's Daily Excellent News in 60 Years" "People's Daily Good News Highlights (1995)" "People's Daily Good News Highlights (1996)" "People's Daily Good News highlights (1997)" "People's Daily Good News highlights (1998-2000)" "People's Daily Good news highlights (2001-2002)" "
Fortune Zhejiang businessman
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A financial game on the balance beam
""
Review failure
"Socialist Market Economy and Regulation System", "China's Insurance Industry under the Reporter's pen", "The Report of the Sea - The" Sea of Commerce "under the reporter's pen", "The Best Ways to Clear Debts by legal Means", "Futures Wholesale Market Research", "Applied Writing and oral Expression", "GATT and the Countermeasures of Chinese Enterprises", "China's economic" soft landing "and other books.
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Shi Mingshen's representative work "Extraordinary Decade"
As a journalist, she attracted widespread attention in the 1990s for her coverage of financial and foreign exchange reforms, when she was governor of the central bank
Li Guixian
and
Dai Xianglong
President of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
Zhang Xiao
Chairman of the Securities and Futures Commission
Liu Hongru
and
Zhou Zhengqing
And other financial leaders and experts have a high evaluation,
Zhu Rongji
The premier had personally telephoned the editor-in-chief of the People's Daily
Fan Jingyi
Praise Comrade Shi Mingshen and his economic reports. Her works have won nearly 100 national and People's Daily news awards.
After taking the leadership position, she participated in the organization and planning of major national and international conferences and important events, such as the Hong Kong Wealth Forum, APEC meetings, China's accession to the World Trade Organization and other major conferences and events in the history of China for the first time. As well as the two sessions, strengthening and improving macro-control reports, The State Council 100, 200 executive meetings,
Ren Zhongping
The articles have been fully affirmed by the central leaders, The State Council Information Office, the Central Propaganda Department and other departments and readers, and have made contributions to improving the core competitiveness and influence of People's Daily.
Since 2001, she has participated in writing and editing a series of commentaries on China's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO), Fighting SARS with One Hand and Economic Construction with the other, as well as a series of commentaries on macro-control, Positive Measures for economic Development, and Confronting Foreign mergers and Acquisitions
China News Awards
.
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Publishing platform
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Publication time
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People's Daily front page newsletter
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June 20, 1995
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Is Money Really Tight?
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People's Daily front page review
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August 2nd, 1996
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Valuable Lessons from Successful Regulation
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People's Daily front page newsletter
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March 23, 1997
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"The strength of thousands of large enterprises Increases"
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Front page headline of the People's Daily
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January 04, 1998
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Attaching Importance to the Driving Role of Consumption
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People's Daily front page review
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April 2nd, 1998
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How Much Money Do Ordinary People Have?
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People's Daily front page review
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April 24, 1998
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Consumer Credit: Why Isn't It Hot?
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People's Daily front page review
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25 May 2000
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Consumption: Steady Recovery
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People's Daily front page review
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August 25, 2000
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A Review of the Basic Experience of the Ninth Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development (I)
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People's Daily front page review
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September 25, 2000
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Play the Main Melody of Development
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People's Daily front page review
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January 07, 2001
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Can Money still be Easy?
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People's Daily front page review
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July 30, 1997
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Promoting the further integration of our economy into the mainstream of the international Economy
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People's Daily front page review
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29 November 1996
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Making a Successful Ending
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People's Daily front page review
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24 December 1994
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How Much do you Know about Emerging Industries?
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People's Daily front page review
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October 03, 1994
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How to view the Current Funding Situation
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People's Daily front page review
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21 June 1994
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"Let Go and Control It"
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People's Daily front page review
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24 May 1994
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New Measures for Financial Reform of Specialized Banks
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People's Daily front page review
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January 14, 1994
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What Does Currency Consolidation Mean?
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People's Daily front page review
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January 12, 1994
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The Exchange Rate, in a stable track
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People's Daily front page review
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January 08, 1994
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Only by deepening reform can we fundamentally solve the problem.
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People's Daily front page review
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October 08, 1993
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Reinvigorating the Mighty Wind: A Record of the Developing Shenzhen Stock Market
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People's Daily front page newsletter
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October 03, 1993
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A Bank that is a Good Bank: Thinking about Financial Problems (Part 1)
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Review of the second edition of People's Daily
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November 03, 1993
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Banks Are Also Enterprises: Reflections on Financial Issues (Part 1)
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Review of the second edition of People's Daily
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November 06, 1993
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Developing and Expanding Commercial Banks: Reflections on Financial Issues (Part 2)
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Review of the second edition of People's Daily
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November 08, 1993
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"Why is money so tight? - A Review of Current economic hot Spots"
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Review of the second edition of People's Daily
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22 May 1993
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Out of the misunderstanding -- Thoughts on speeding up the reform of Specialized Banks
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Review of the second edition of People's Daily
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25 April 1993
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"Why is the" triangle debt "more and more owed after clearing?"
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Review of the second edition of People's Daily
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August 18, 1991
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Breakthrough for invigorating Large and medium-sized Enterprises
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Review of the second edition of People's Daily
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August 19, 1991
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Starting from Clearing the Gap in Fixed Asset Investment
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Review of the second edition of People's Daily
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August 20, 1991
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Reduction of capital use for Finished Products
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Review of the second edition of People's Daily
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August 21, 1991
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"Giving Unreasonable Defaulters No Advantage."
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Review of the second edition of People's Daily
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August 23, 1991
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Why Only a fraction of the loan?
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Review of the second edition of People's Daily
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July 25, 1991
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"
Beijing calligraphy
"Is a personal column for Shi Mingshen in the East China edition of the People's Daily. Since 1995, Shi has been writing columns for the East China edition of People's Daily almost every week, covering banking, taxation, insurance, national debt, stocks, futures, foreign exchange, foreign capital, tariffs, interest rates, etc., reflecting and explaining many sensitive issues of concern to readers in the economic and financial fields. Many of his works have aroused great repercussions in the society and have been praised by the central leading comrades. The following is a partial list of Shi Mingshen's column works from January 1995 to August 1996:
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Breaking the Pot of Money
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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January 9th, 1995
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Moderately Tight Monetary Policy
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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January 16, 1995
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Long Expected Increase in Foreign Exchange Reserves Finally
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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January 23, 1995
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Capital markets must be opened with Caution
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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February 13, 1995
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Project Finance: A New Approach
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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February 20, 1995
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Why is Land Value Added Tax Levied?
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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27 February 1995
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Administration of Treasury Bond Futures according to Law
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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On 06 March 1995
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Financial Regulation on the Horizon
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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13 March 1995
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Central Bank Goal: Stable Currency Value
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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20 March 1995
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The Budget deficit did not break the budget
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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27 March 1995
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Sounding the Alarm on Financial Regulation
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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April 3rd, 1995
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Insurance Reform needs to Accelerate
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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10 April 1995
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Improving the Major Measures already Introduced
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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17 April 1995
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Help State-owned Enterprises Manage Their Finances
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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24 April 1995
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Strengthening Financial macro-control
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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May 08, 1995
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Plugging the "Black Hole" of buyout capital Outflows
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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15 May 1995
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"The Bill Market is Starting"
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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22 May 1995
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China's state-owned enterprises' overseas listing is steady
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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June 05, 1995
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The Imperative to Clean Up the "Family Property"
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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26 June 1995
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3 Things to Watch in Finance
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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July 10, 1995
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Putting the Insurance Industry on the Right Track
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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July 24, 1995
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'Modest tightening' is not All tightening
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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31 July 1995
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Speed up Opening to Foreign Banks
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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August 28, 1995
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Securities repurchase Market needs to be Regulated
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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September 25, 1995
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Accelerating the Launch of Public Market Business
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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The 2nd of October 1995
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Legal Protection of Bank Claims
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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October 09, 1995
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Investment Funds: Where Everyone Wants to Go
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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16 October 1995
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"Supporting Agriculture, the Top Priority of credit Work"
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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23 October 1995
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Lowering the Barriers to Entry into the World
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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December 04, 1995
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Establishing a Unified National Interbank Lending Market
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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25 December 1995
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Improving the Statistical System of Balance of Payments
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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January 08, 1996
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Strict Financial Regulation as the Top Priority
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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January 22, 1996
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Improving Financial Laws and Regulations
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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January 29, 1996
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Regulation of the Securities repurchase Market
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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February 05, 1996
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Promoting Free RMB Convertibility
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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February 12, 1996
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Improving the Overall Investment Climate
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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March 04, 1996
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"Moderate tightening" is not "monetary tightening"
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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March 11, 1996
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Correct Understanding of Bank "Deposit Gap"
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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18 March 1996
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Why China Construction Bank Changed its Name
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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April 01, 1996
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Unified Issuance of Certificates and no Loans without Licenses
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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April 08, 1996
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Increasing the proportion of indirect regulation
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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April 15, 1996
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Give Society a New Feel
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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22 April 1996
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Strengthening the Administration of Individual Income Tax
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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13 May 1996
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Can Swaps become a New Star in the Stock Market?
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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20 May 1996
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China's state-owned enterprises to list in Hong Kong
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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10 June 1996
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High Degree of Financial Autonomy in Hong Kong
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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17 June 1996
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Achieving Current Account Convertibility ahead of Schedule
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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June 24, 1996
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Relaxation of Control on Private Use of Foreign Exchange by Residents
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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July 1st, 1996
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Safeguard the Legitimate Rights and Interests of Both Lenders and Borrowers
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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July 08, 1996
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Correct Understanding of the Reform of the reserve System
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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July 22, 1996
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China Insurance Group Enters a New Stage
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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July 29, 1996
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Improving the level of financial Openness
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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August 05, 1996
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Strictly control the occurrence of new non-performing Assets
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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August 12, 1996
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"Don't Let Fake Money Get Away with It."
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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August 20, 1996
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Active, Rational and Effective Utilization of Foreign Capital
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"People's Daily" East China edition "Beijing book" column
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August 26, 1996
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[3]
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Shi Mingshen's monograph
Extraordinary Decade: The Search for economic and financial reform
In 1997
China Finance Press
Published, then the president of the People's Daily,
All-China Journalists' Association
chairman
Shao Huaze
He wrote an inscription on the cover of the book and was editor-in-chief of the People's Daily at the time
Fan Jingyi
Write a preface to the book. The following is a partial list of chapters in the book:
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Title of work
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Publishing platform
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Leasing brings vitality: A Survey on Leasing Operation of Commercial catering Service Industry in Beijing
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Lessee's Distress -- Investigation on Leasing Operation of Commercial Catering Service Industry in Beijing II"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Don't make trouble for enterprises - Beijing Commercial catering Service Leasing Operation Survey III"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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A New Way to support the Elderly -- One of the Interview Notes of Jiangsu Insurance Industry
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Manage the Use of Live Insurance Funds - Jiangsu Insurance Industry Interview Notes II"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Both Insurance and Disaster Prevention -- Jiangsu Insurance Industry Interview Notes III"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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The Beer Problem
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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The Hard Way: Reflections on the Problems Facing Financial Reform
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Vegetable Production: What's the problem? What's the Way Out?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Emerging Financial Consciousness - The First day of Wuhan Treasury Bill Listing Transfer"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Smile Service in the "South" -- Guangzhou Nanfang Building Department Store
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Rural Insurance faces Disruption
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Heavy Steps -- Investigation of Rural Insurance in Hubei, Hunan and Guangdong
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Giving Banks autonomy in Lending
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Toward Maturity -- Guangdong Foreign-Related Insurance Interview Notes
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Where Are the Big Loans Held Up?"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Out of the Shadow of Weakness -- An Interview on the Promotional Activities of Guangzhou Nanfang Building Department Store
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Support "Short, flat, fast" - ICBC Beijing Branch to help enterprises out of Difficulties
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Iron Hammer Effect" -- A record of ICBC Jiangxi Branch Helping Enterprises Solve the capital constraint of Finished Products"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Better Life: A Record of the Booming Fujian Life Insurance Industry
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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The Treatment of Unreasonable Arrears
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"The Charm of Discount - Beijing Discount Goods Fair"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Strive to do a good job in accepting repayment"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Important Achievements in Clearing up "Triangle Debts" in Northeast China
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"The Three Northeast Provinces Clean up debts Again News of success"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Insurance: A Choice for Thousands of Households
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Rethinking the Pain and Preventing New Debts
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Make Tourism a Big Industry
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"I Am Very Lucky" -- Transcript of Housing Mortgage Loans Issued to Individuals by Beijing Branch of China Construction Bank
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Struggle in a Forest of Strong Hands
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Electronic money into thousands"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Resident Financial Assets: From Single to Multiple
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Be a Rational Investor: Interviews on the Shanghai Stock Market
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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The Fight at the Fair
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Manage Less and Serve More -- A Summary of the Active Transformation of Price Departments in Sichuan Province
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Standing behind Successful Businessmen -- Hainan Bank of Communications Makes Great Strides toward Enterprise
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Telephone commission Transaction
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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The Stock Market in 1992
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Why Are Treasury Bonds Getting Cold?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Out of the misunderstanding -- Thoughts on speeding up the reform of Specialized Banks
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Where the Hope Lies -- A Review of the Development of 9 Commercial Banks in China
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Why Is Money So Tight?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Why the" Leading Stocks "are High? - The Revelation of Shenzhen Development Bank's absorption of public Shares"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Reinvigorating the Mighty Wind: A Record of the Developing Shenzhen Stock Market
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Only by deepening reform can we fundamentally solve the problem.
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Consensus, Increased in Discussion - Side Notes of the Fifth China-Japan Economic Discussion
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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The Exchange Rate, in a stable track
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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What Does Currency Consolidation Mean?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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One Step Further: The Reform of the Foreign Exchange System Enters Substantive Operation
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Liberalization should be Managed even more: A Review of the National Price Inspection"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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How to view the Current Funding Situation
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Remarkable Results Continue to improve - A One-year Review of Financial Macro-control"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Join Hands to Create Brilliance - A Record of the Good Cooperation between the Bank of China and the Economic and Trade Departments for many Years"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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How Much do you Know about Emerging Industries?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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The Precious Awakening
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Making a Successful Ending: A Review of the Foreign Exchange Reform in 1994
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Why the Bond Market Is So Hot?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Who doesn't change Prices, Who Loses?"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Where else to spend the money? - Reflections on 2 trillion Yuan of savings
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Buy Treasury bonds, rest assured! - The first day of the issuance of Capital Treasury Bonds"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Avoid Exchange Rate Risk -- CCB Shanghai Branch Strengthens Corporate Foreign Debt Management
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Financial macro-control has a legal guarantee -- Presidents of 6 Banks Talk about the implementation of the People's Bank Law
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Breaking New Ground -- A Record of Shanghai Pudong Development Bank Hangzhou Branch
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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How to view the external appreciation of RMB?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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How to view the Risk of Borrowing Foreign Debt?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Enterprises taste the" sweet ""
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Into the standardization track -- a Review of the establishment of Urban Cooperative Banks"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Regulating the Insurance Market
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Working Is Beautiful: The Economic Status of Chinese Women
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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When an Investor - Personal Forex Trading in Beijing
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Customer First Service Prosperity - The Financial system to carry out high-quality civilized service activities"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Developing the insurance Industry with Chinese Counterparts - Interview with Dr. Schulte Nohler, Chairman of Allianz AG
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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For the Benefit of Depositors - CCB Zhejiang Branch Operating in accordance with the Law
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"Why do enterprises still shout that money is tight? - The person in charge of the coordination Department of the People's Bank of China answered the reporter's questions"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Buy a House on Loan in Beauty City
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Is This Bond Worth buying?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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A Set of funds to invigorate the overall Situation -- A Review of Promoting Bills Discount and Rediscount Business
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Three Trillion Yuan: What do you Think of High savings?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"How to Judge monetary Tightness? - Interview with the Spokesperson of the People's Bank of China"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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"How to view the suspension of Hedge Savings?"
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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The West Needs the East More: John Naisbitt and The Asian Megatrend
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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The Rights and Wrongs of the Securities repurchase Market
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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What Will Lower Tariffs Get Us?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Hong Kong's Financial Sector: What Tomorrow Holds?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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A Bridge Between China and the United States: Bank of China New York Branch
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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Take the Important Step
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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How Much Will Interest rate Cuts Affect us?
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Extraordinary Decade: The Search for Economic and Financial Reform
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(Resources)
[3]
)
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Title of work
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Publishing platform
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Publication time
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Macroeconomic propaganda should have a macro vision
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Issue 10, 1997
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"Find the combination of the above attention and the following concern: Talk about the organization and planning of the series of reviews to clear the obstacles to consumption"
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News Front
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Issue 08, 2000
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The Start and Development of Financial Reporting in China
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Issue 07, 1999
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Reflections from the Report on the Achievements of the Ninth Five-Year Plan
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China Reporter
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Issue 11, 2000
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Comprehensive Understanding of Policy Positive and Accurate Propaganda -- Interpreting the Macro-Control Report of the People's Daily
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China Reporter
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Issue 07, 2004
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What do you Think about removing Loan limit Controls?
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Issue 03, 1998
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Consumer Credit: Why Isn't It Hot?
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Xinhua Monthly News
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Issue 07, 2000
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"PT Daffodils exit, Stock Market Moves Forward"
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Xinhua Monthly News
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June 2001
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Financial macro-control Approaches Target
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Issue 03, 1996
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Abolishing loan limit controls does not mean loosening monetary Policy
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Financial Expo
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Issue 03, 1998
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How to view the Current Funding Situation
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1994 Z1 issue
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Make People's Lives more Practical - Review of 200 Executive Meetings of The State Council
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"
Party building document
"
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Issue 01, 2008
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The Economic Status of Women in China
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Issue 18, 1995
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Will the Thai currency Crisis Spread to China?
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Finance and Insurance
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Issue 10, 1997
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Meeting Challenges and Stabilizing Finance
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Finance and Insurance
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Issue 10, 1997
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Focus on Xinda
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Finance and Insurance
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May 1999
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Discussion on Expanding the Information Content of Newspaper Economic Propaganda
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Selected Papers of the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
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The year 1986
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(Resources)
[48-64]
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Title of work
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Publishing platform
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Publication time
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"Transaction Activities Need to Establish a New Order as soon as possible - Interview with Gao Shangquan, Deputy Director of the State Commission for Structural Reform"
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People's Daily, 2nd page
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September 10, 1988
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The Rise and Fall of the "Bank Veteran" : An Interview with Wang Deyan, President of the Bank of China
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People's Daily, 2nd page
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February 18, 1992
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Forty Years of vicissitudes - Interview with Qin Dolphe, Chairman and General Manager of the People's Insurance Company of China
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People's Daily, Page 5
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October 12, 1989
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"Bank Commercialization Special Zones can go ahead -- Interview with Hui Xiaobing, President of Shenzhen Branch of China Construction Bank"
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People's Daily, 2nd page
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January 05, 1994
|
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"Welcome Chinese Companies to the U.S." - Interview with William Donaldson, Chairman of the New York Stock Exchange
|
People's Daily, page 7
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September 18, 1994
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The benefits of increasing bank listings - Interview with Jing Shuping, Chairman of China Minsheng Bank
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People's Daily, page 10
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19 June 2000
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(Resources)
[65-70]
)
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Shi Mingshen often writes under the pseudonyms "Shiyun" and "Xinzhen" in his books.
People's Daily
"Published the article.
[4]
Be careful when you are there
Journalist's Day
He said, "Journalism is what I love. Being named the national excellent journalist is not only an honor for me, but also an incentive and spur. I am well aware that I am far from the requirements of the Party and the people, and I will take this as a new starting point for my predecessors in the press who have made outstanding contributions to the Party's press cause and my colleagues who are working as role models to further fulfill their duties as journalists and strive for new breakthroughs."
[5]
[71-72]
On September 3, 2008,
Coca-Cola
Announced plans to buy China for cash
Huiyuan Juice
Group Limited company. Huiyuan boss
Zhu Xinli
The "pig theory" caused a lot of doubt among netizens. March 18, 2009
Commerce Department
Declare according to
China's anti-monopoly law
Coca-Cola was banned from buying Huiyuan. This is the first anti-monopoly law since the implementation of August 1, 2008, failed to pass the case. According to...
China Youth Daily
"And"
Securities Times
Shi Mingshen expressed his views and opinions on the case. Shi Mingshen pointed out: "Coca-Cola's acquisition of Huiyuan was rejected by the Ministry of Commerce in accordance with the Anti-Monopoly Law, such a result is in line with the majority of Internet users' opinions, but it seems that it should not be regarded as a victory of network public opinion, but should be regarded as a progress of the rule of law." Although mergers and acquisitions have become the norm in world economic activity, the Chinese public does not seem to be used to them. Especially when foreign mergers and acquisitions occur in China, we can often hear the voice of defending national brands and protecting national economic security. Fortunately, government authorities are not swayed by online sentiment and are focused on protecting fair competition and consumer rights, which are at the heart of China's anti-monopoly law. The case of Coca-Cola's acquisition of Huiyuan Juice is the first case that has been rejected since the implementation of the anti-monopoly law in China. It gives us at least three inspirations: market economy is an economy governed by law, and government supervision must be within the legal norms; The market economy is an open economy, which often involves each other and each of us has you. Indulging in xenophobia may not lead to the right direction; To deal with social hot spots, government departments should understand people's feelings, respect public opinion, publicize policies, clarify misunderstandings and publicize progress."
[73-74]
