on november 13, 2008, nanjing police detained my husband on the charge of subversion of state power. he was formally arrested on december 19, 2008, and sentenced on august the 7th, 2009, to ten years in prison. with three years the probation of political rights, i also forbidden by nanjing police to go to the trial or speak to international media about this case. he is currently serving his prison terms at the prison. from the first published letter, my family experienced the continuous harassment by police. our lives have been turned upside down for the simple expression of political opinion. our home was raided several times in the middle of the night and forcefully confiscated our computers and some of my husband's manuscripts which were never returned. they even once gave our house right certification which belongs to my family. my employees told me that the public security officers visit him three times and that he ask -- and he was asked to monitor my activities. i had no opportunity to be promoted and my career also

although sijias always, cities like nanjing and shanghai have a growing impact.he third disparity is economic, between the agricultural and industrial sectors. we look at a growing "township enterprise" and see its impact on a small, rural town. october marks the rice harvest in china's chang jiang river basin. li many people inhe town of sijia, jiang guifang grows rice an. she even sells a surplus. bu0 m. each y, the rest of jiang's family join workers like these, not in the fields, bu0 m. eabut in new jobs that bring special prosperity to some chinese villages. this i e huafga factory, and its story illustrates the efforts to overcome some chinese disparities. onodera jun is a japanese geographer at the ursity of hong kong. it is 1994, and he has come he to understand the impact of new manufacturing on chinesearming villages. when it began in the mid-1970s, huafa garments company had only 20 employees. between 1984 and 1986, the factory grew rapidly. in 1990, it attracted its first foreign investors from hong kong. in 1994, the factory had 350 sewing machines a

minutes past the hour and a group of republican senators are however into president obama at the nanjing that no concessions be made to russia it's after obama was overheard assuring to make a new day they have a more flexibility on the arms control issues after november's u.s. presidential election. let's. talk. shows demanding guarantees from washington that the planned missile defense system in europe would not target russia it's something that neither us nor nato have provided yet republicans claim any concessions to russia with threaten america's national security as you can now reports. the run up to the presidential election in the u.s. . a perfect time to drag out the good old cold war skeleton from the closet. russia this is without question our number one geopolitical foe in the world of the presidential hopeful mitt romney russia is america's prime enemy while its president elect you should remember this. i think president putin represents a real threat. to the. stability and peace of the world. that seeing the world of mitt romney what about well america there is no evidence

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