Beijing Review is a weekly news magazine reporting
on developments in Chinas political, economic, social
and cultural life and laying out Chinas point of view
on major issues.
Readers consider Beijing
Review a mouthpiece of Chinese policy. It offers a wealth of
information of uniquely presented, and its timely reports
and commentaries on world events reflects the opinion of the
Chinese government and experts.
Founded on
March 4, 1958, it is now published in English, French,
Spanish, Japanese and German and distributed in over 150
countries. At the beginning of 1996, an electronic version
of the English edition was placed on the Internet. Beijing
Review has entered main international distribution channels,
and its readers are generally well-placed-government
officials, business magnates, intellectuals, foreign
business organizations and institutions present in
China.
Regular sections include To Our Readers,
Cover Story, Events/Trends, World Affairs, Snapshot,
Society/People, National Report, Tourism, Business/Trade,
Document, Culture/Science and Press. Emphasis is placed on
content and quality of articles and
photographs.
All five editions of Beijing
Review are basically the same, but each has its own special
articles to suit the needs of different language
communities. It often invites foreign journalists and
scholars to visit and make suggestions, and at the same time
learn about China. It promotes friendly exchanges and
cooperation with foreign countries and is known as a a
window on China, a friend to the
world.
www.bjreview.com.cn
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