基本信息·出版社：北京周报社 ·页码：48 页 ·出版日期：2010年01月 ·ISBN：9771000914000 ·条形码：9771000914000 ·ISSN：10009140 ·版本：第1版 ...
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基本信息·出版社：北京周报社
·页码：48 页
·出版日期：2010年01月
·ISBN：9771000914000
·条形码：9771000914000
·ISSN：10009140
·版本：第1版
·装帧：平装
·开本：16
·正文语种：英语
内容简介 《北京周报(2010年第2期)》主要介绍了以下几个板块：EDITOR'S DESK、WORLD、NATION、BUSINESS、LIFESTYLE、FORUM、EXPAT'S EYE等。其中CIVILIZATION or HUMILIATION？Chinese Cultural relics collected overseas spark a public debate、AHEAVYWEIGHT HI-TECH COMPANY CALLED HUAWEI、CARING CONSERVATION FOR CHINA'SISLANDS等更有趣，快来看看吧！
编辑推荐 《北京周报(2010年第2期)》是由北京周报社出版的。
目录 EDITOR'S DESK
2 National Treasures
PEOPLE AND POINTS
WEEKLY WATCH
WORLD
10 Views of History
China, Japan scholars discuss the wounds of war
11 Diplomatic Dynamics
12 A Disarming Diplomat
Challenges await a new IAEA leader
14 Enduring Ties
Sino-Vietnamese diplomatic ties see 60th anniversary
NATION
16 Making It Right
The Tort Law rights wrongs
18 Island Armor
New measures fortify China'sislands
20 Village Rule
Democracy thrives at grassroots level
21 Service Like a Bullet
Wuhan-Guangzhou high-speed train increases competition
22 Cinema's Golden Age
Film industry is in motion
BUSINESS
26 Seeds of Prosperity
Government sows growth in rural areas
28 Putting a Lid on Costly SOEs
China closes money-losing
State-Owned Enterprises
30 Supporting the SMEs
Governmental hand-up is offered to small businesses
32 Telecom Titan
Huawei Technologies succeeds against the odds
33 Crisis Focus:
Legitimate Inflation Fears
34 Market Watch
LIFESTYLE
38 Treasures Abroad
Foreign curators talk on Chinese relics
44 The Genes of Civilization Need Better Protection
Artifacts in museums deserve better care
FORUM
46 Heritage Recovery Important Yet Complex
47 Right to Act
A view of cultural artifacts overseas
EXPAT'S EYE
48 Conspicuous by Its Absence
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The loss of China's cultural relics is aserious problem and also a historical issue.The Chinese Government and its peoplehave always focused on recovering valuableworks lost overseas. However, tracing andreclaiming cultural relics often comes downto the laws and regulations of the countrywhere they are located and also inter-national regulations. The processis complicated. As to whether it'spossible to get them back, thereis controversy in China: Somepeople firmly support the trackingdown of objects to which there isattached national emotion; whilefor some reason it's very hard toreclaim many stolen cultural relics.
October 18 of this year marksthe 150th anniversary of the de-struction of the Old Summer Palace（the Yuanmingyuan Garden） inBeijing. In 1860, allied Anglo-French forces captured the city andlooted the Old Summer Palace, aroyal garden in the western sub-urbs of the city. Then they torchedit. Since then, a huge amount ofcultural relics previously displayedin the royal park has been scat-tered all over the world. To thepresent day, only a small fractionof the stolen cultural relics havebeen brought back to China——byChinese who have acquired themat auctions. At the end of 2009 themanagement institution of the OldSummer Palace launched an over-seas campaign to discover the losttreasures. Special delegations havebeen sent to Europe and Americafor a basic appraisal of the situa-tion.
Chen Chun, a professor ofCultural Heritage and MuseumStudies at Fudan University, is interviewedby Shanghai-based Jiefang Daily andexpressed his views on this round of the in-vestigation and ways for China to bring backits cultural relics.
What is the signifieanee of trackingdown the Old Summer Palace's treasuresoverseas？
Chen Chun: This campaign is a partof a civilian commemorative activity forthe 150th anniversary of the Old S
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