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Science 9 August 1985:
Vol. 229. no. 4713, pp. 525 - 527
DOI: 10.1126/science.229.4713.525
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Reforms and Open Policy in China

Song Jian 1

1 Chairman of the State Science and Technology Commission in the People's Republic of China.

Reforms of the economic and research and development management systems are spreading far and wide in China in a planned manner. The creative and pragmatic spirit demonstrated by the Chinese government in these reforms has won enthusiastic support of the Chinese people and aroused keen interest of statesmen, economists, and scientists the world over. The four previously established special economic zones, the opening up of 14 coastal cities and Hainan Island to foreign investment, and the smooth settlement of the Hong Kong issue by means of "one country, two systems" have brought new splendor to China's reforms. Many people in the press regard the decision of "one country, two systems" as the most courageous and fascinating creation of the 20th century.


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