NewsChina: 2013 May issue Cover Story on China "Worlds Apart"

NEW YORK, April 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- 2013 May issue of NewsChina magazine's cover story - Worlds Apart, reported on how a single government policy has resulted in the rejuvenation of some of China's most vulnerable communities as it drives others to the brink of extinction.

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Land of Hope
Wildlife populations have exploded after years of decline on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. Many have attributed the success of conservation efforts to the role of local minority communities in the Sanjiangyuan Nature Reserve project.
http://www.newschinamag.com/magazine/land-of-hope

Disinformation, Displacement, Destruction
Ten years ago, the Evenki, China's last tribe of hunter-gathering reindeer herdsmen, were moved off the land they have inhabited for centuries in the name of environmental protection. Today NewsChina tries to find out what has happened to the remnants of this unique and tiny ethnic group.
http://www.newschinamag.com/magazine/disinformation-displacement-destruction

Also in this issue:
Low Spirits
How did China's premium liquor barons become so influential, and will new government anti-extravagance initiatives be enough to break their stranglehold on what used to be a captive market?
http://www.newschinamag.com/magazine/low-spirits

No Way Back
The offshore yuan market has become the fast-track for making the Chinese currency truly global. However, the further it travels, the more the yuan's success depends on overdue reform at home.
But fanfare in China over the deal has been muted, while Hong Kong still remains the venue of choice for yuan-backed financial transactions. Is Beijing still keeping its options open? And will the Chinese yuan ever truly go global?
http://www.newschinamag.com/magazine/no-way-back

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