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Marco Polo Magazine Issue #1 – Senses/感知
Key Authors and sources
China 30s (innovation, new generations)
Cui Weiping (history, philosophy)
Feng Qingyang (business, economics)
He Weifang (law, government)
Lan Ran (aesthetics, travel)
Li Yehang (religion, philosophy)
Li Yinhe (emotions, gender)
Muran (philosophy, politics, media)
Wei Zhou (history, travel)
Xin Lijian (economics, politics)
Yu Ge (philosophy, society)
Zhang Tianpan (media, social innovation)
Zheng Yongnian (international, politics)
Zhou Baosong (economics, inequality)Topics
art Beijing books business children Chinese overseas city life corruption cultural revolution development economy education emotions environment ethics family fiction film food government health history Hong Kong inequality innovation international internet Japan language law literature love marriage media migration music nationalism new generation new generations new media parents personal story philosophy poetry politics psychology public service reform relationships religion rural areas sexuality Shanghai sport Taiwan travel university urbanism Western China women workSources and copyright – 版权
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economy Archive
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Wal Mart story 4: staff meetings and grassroots meetings -沃尔玛故事（四） 员工大会和草根会议
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Wal Mart story 3: thief with AIDS and the guy who stole chicken legs – 沃尔玛故事（三）艾滋病大盗及偷鸡腿的小伙
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Wal Mart story 5: the peacock’s butt – 沃尔玛故事（五）孔雀的臀部
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Singapore can – why not Hong Kong? – 新加坡能香港为什么不能
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Lost…
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Who deprived farmers of their rights to farm? – 谁剥夺了农民种地的权利
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Wal-Mart Story 1: synopsis – 沃尔玛故事（一）故事梗概
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Interview with Guo Yuhua: eliminating social ‘psychological tensions’ – 郭于华专访：消除社会的“心态紧张”
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Equal opportunity – 论机会平等
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More and more crab, less and less pike – 为什么螃蟹越吃越多，刀鱼越吃越少
