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Advocates for Reunification - the Central Committee Proposed Eight Propositions for the Peaceful Reunification of the Motherland
The main contents of this book include: attaching importance to cross-strait relations: the Friendship Committee held a symposium, Tang Shubei reiterated the central government's position on Taiwan, Jiang Zemin's speech at the New Year's Tea Party, Jiang Zemin's attendance at the United Front Work Conference, Jiang Zemin's speech on the Taiwan issue, Jiang Zemin's speech at the Taiwan meeting, and Jiang Zemin's cordial meeting with Taiwan compatriots; eight propositions were put forward: Jiang Z
7Reads8.2Score—Shelves
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Historical Moment: China Restores All Legal Rights in the United Nations
The contents of this book include the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' reaffirmation of China's legitimate rights, the UN General Assembly beginning to vote on the two-Afghanistan proposal, and the Chinese flag being raised at the United Nations for the first time.
2Reads8.0Score—Shelves
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Beginning with Allegiance to the Ancient Gods, I Challenged 7.5 Billion Lords Alone
(I guarantee that the world view of this book will be grander than your imagination. If you hadn't come to feed me the snow, it would have become more exciting as you go to the end.) Everyone, novel setting, weird territory, cool start, grandiose, transformation + big heroine, no male CP, Invincibility, incredible imagination, original copy, growth of a small number of beasts, integration of female characters (from lords to guardians, all humanoid soldiers are female), farming, decisive killing,
1Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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One Country, Two Systems - China and Britain Discuss Hong Kong and Deng Xiaoping's Proposal of One Country, Two Systems
Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, it has announced that it will not recognize Britain's three unequal treaties. In the late 1970s, as the 99-year lease term of Hong Kong approached, the Chinese government decided not to accept the British government's request to extend the lease term when it expired, and took back Hong Kong as scheduled in 1997. The negotiations between the Chinese and British governments on the Hong Kong issue were divided into two stages: the first stage la
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