+ Follow FUZHOU CITY Tag
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[Title] => PSL, DPS tankers to swim for friendship in Fujian
[Summary] => The Fujian International Culture and Economic Exchange Center of China has invited the Diliman Preparatory School and the Philippine Swimming League to send 25 swimmers to the Fuzhou City Goodwill swim meet slated Nov. 3-4 in Fujian Province in China as part of efforts to strengthen ties between the two countries through sports.
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[Title] => RP to benefit from 'smart card' technology
[Summary] => The Philippines stands to gain from the benefits of contactless or “smart” card technology which is now being used by most banks in the world, a local card producer said over the weekend.
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[Title] => Scaling the great wall of language
[Summary] => Among the first snapshots of planet earth from outer space show a blue green marble bowling ball, and in that swirl could be deciphered a twisted biscuit that is the outline of the Great Wall of China.
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[Title] => Last exit from Xiamen
[Summary] => XIAMEN City – Six Filipino journalists wrapped up a whirlwind visit to China last September, two days after Eid’l Fitr, that took them through six Chinese cities and four hotels in eight days.
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[Title] => China at 60: A giant no longer asleep
[Summary] => The Chinese appear to be a newspaper reading public, at least those residing in the southern coastal cities fronting the Taiwan Straits, judging by the number of newspapers in the cities of Fuzhou, Quangzhou, Jinjiang and former township Shishi, all in the province of Fujian, former Amoy, from where hail the ancestors of most Chinese Filipinos.
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FUZHOU CITY
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September 24, 2012 - 12:00am
