STUDENTS will be able to choose horse racing as a major in Wuhan as the city's educational officials have galloped ahead with approval to set up a course, Changjiang Times reported today. Wuhan Business Service... ...full story at Shanghai Daily
from Shanghai Daily on Tue, May 06 2008
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| 06 Feb 08 |
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| 06 May 08 |
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| 27 Feb 09 |
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Wuhan builds new campus for Tibet Middle School » People's Daily The ChangJiang Times reported that teachers and students of Wuhan Tibet Middle School received a present on the first day of the Tibetan New Year. The Wuhan Municipal Committee of the CPC and the Wuhan Municipal Government decided to invest 150 million... |
| 04 Apr 08 |
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Wuhan to hold horse races every week » Shanghai Daily WUHAN, the only city on the mainland where horse racing has been legalized, plans to hold races every Friday, China News Service has reported. But the races are temporarily close-door. As today is Qingming Festival, the first weekend race was held... |
| 10 Jan 08 |
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Horse racing lottery gallops into Wuhan » Shanghai Daily CHINA'S top sports administration has approved the mainland's first horse racing lottery that is expected to start in September in Wuhan City, Hubei Province. At this stage, the horse racing and bets on the races is only a trial, Miao Wei, Party... |
| 10 Jan 08 |
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Horse racing lottery gallops into Wuhan » china.org.cn China's top sports administration has approved the mainland's first horse racing lottery that is expected to start in September in Wuhan City, Hubei Province. |
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