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Beijing Yuan dai shi ji tu zhi
No full textBen shu yi ji shu wen wu wei zhu, zhi ji li shi yi cun he xian zhuang, bu zuo ping shu. Ben shu suo shou wen wu tiao mu jin xian yu xian zai Beijing suo xia fan wei. Ben shu suo shou wen wu zhi xian yu Yuan dai. Diao cha nei rong fen lei ji shu, gong fen wei wu le
Morphological transformation of the old city of Beijing after 1949
No full textThe old city of Beijing has been recognized as the greatest masterpiece of urban planning and urban design.
However, since 1949 it has experienced extensive and fast constructions and demolitions, a large number of papers
argued that physical and social structure of old city of Beijing has been fading away. In order to find a proper way to
protect and redevelop the old Beijing city, it could be better to answer the questions that what is the essence of urban
morphology of the Old Beijing (the city before 1950s) and further how it has been transformed during last 50 years
since 1949. The paper tried to provide a whole spatial morphology of the old city of Beijing and its transformation from the perspective of space syntax, a syntactical and topological approach. Based on which, it argued syntactical
representation of the Old Beijing could give the light on the dual spatial structures, both for ceremony and for everyday
life. Further, it argued that the transformation of syntactical morphology of the old city of Beijing had been on the way
to make the spatial configuration more intelligibility for every day life since 1949. However, the continued large scale
regeneration and urban extension have begun to impair the vitality of the old city due to both weakening spatial synergy
and damaging compactness
Beijing xi pai pi ying yi zhen
No full text"Beijing xi pai pi ying yi zhen" zhu yao nei rong bao kuo: Jing xi xia wei dian pi ying de bao xiang yu jue se, Beijing xi pai lu shi dang dai pi ying jing xuan, fu lu: pi ying zhuan yong ming ci jie sh
Beiping Shi cheng jiao ti tu [cartographic material] /
No full text7503141255 : (ISBN). 880-03 Di 1 ban. Reprint. Original published in 1947. Its size is 0.88 times of original map.; Map of Beijing and nearby suburbs in 1947 showing boundaries, railways, main roads, water features and city walls. Relief shown by countours.; Series title from dust jacket.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-vn3822872
Chao Yuen Ren (1892–1982)
No full textY. R. Chao is easily the most famous linguist to have come out of China. Born before the end of the last dynasty in China, he received a traditional Confucian education, but was also one of the first Chinese people to be sent to the West for training in modern Western science (under the Boxer Indemnity Fund). The remarkable breadth and scope of his studies included physics, mathematics, linguistics, musical and literary composition, and translation, and he was a pioneer in many of these fields
Sustaining urban growth through innovative capacity : Beijing and Shanghai in comparison
No full textThe authors examine the diverse prospects of innovative sectors in Beijing and Shanghai using available indicators and data collected for this study through surveys. Beijing is the first choice for companies locating in China, but foreign employees prefer Shanghai for living convenience and cultural amenities. While Shanghai lags behind Beijing in knowledge creation and the generation of startup companies in the innovative sectors, it takes the lead in the commercialization of technological innovations and the development of creative cultural industries. The municipal authorities of Beijing and Shanghai have improved the innovation environment of the cities, but certain elements still stunt the growth of innovative industries, which cannot be removed easily. Three kinds of knowledge-intensive enterprises included in innovative sectors in the survey are high-tech manufacturers, knowledge-intensive business services, and creative content providers. The survey found that the clustering of the firms arose from the attraction of preferential policies and the purchase by governments or state-owned enterprises of information technology products. The survey shows that interaction among firms is inadequate in the knowledge-based industrial clusters in both Beijing and Shanghai. Hence, it may be some time before clustering leads to substantial gains in collective efficiency for innovative industry in Beijing and Shanghai.ICT Policy and Strategies,Health Monitoring&Evaluation,Water and Industry,Environmental Economics&Policies,Banks&Banking Reform
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