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Beijing This Month, September 2002
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Editorial
Two-ballet Treat Marks Kirov's Return to Beijing
Beijing's balletomanes are eagerly awaiting a second visit to Beijing by the Kirov Ballet of Russia's Mariinsky Theatre, when it will perform the perennial Swan Lake and Jewels - the latter a three-part "plot-less" ballet that has enjoyed international popularity since its world premiere in 1967 but which has never been performed in China.
Saxophonist Kenny G 'Thrilled' by Four China Concerts
American saxophonist Kenny G will give four concerts during his tour of three Chinese cities next month.
Economic Growth Continues in Beijing's Rural Areas
Beijing's rural areas reported a gross domestic product (GDP) of 30.44 billion yuan (US$3.81 billion) during the first six months of this year, up 11.7 percent against the same period last year.
China Art Expo With the Common Touch
A highly impressive 10,000 artworks will be on view at the China Art Expo 2002 at the China International Science and Technology Convention Center from September 5-8.
Push for Ancient Temple to Become World Heritage Site
Beijing is making efforts to have the ancient Yunju Temple in the southern suburbs of the capital designated as a World Heritage Site.
International Media Center Projected for Xuanwumen
Work will start in central Beijing this year on a China international media center, designed to house various media organizations.
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