China & Thailand sign deal on rice - Biz Wire - November 26 - BONTV

China & Thailand sign deal on rice - Biz Wire - November 26 - BONTV
World-Class Magician Li Ning: Magic tricks all about surprises and amazement
65-year-old Elton John rocks Beijing
Chinese top model house boasts Miss World
"Back to 1942" to hit market soon
Exclusive: A conversation with Sir Elton John
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Rice offers opinions on foreign policy - Microblog Buzz - November 23 -- BONTV
Japanese automakers hold firm - Media Watch - November 25 - BONTV
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China & Thailand sign deal on rice - Biz Wire - November 26 - BONTV

Posted: 26 Nov 2012 07:07 PM PST

	China & Thailand sign deal on rice - Biz Wire - November 26 - BONTV Go to www.bon.tv to watch the full episode Follow us on Weibo weibo.com China has signed a rice deal with Thailand during Premier Wen Jiaobao's official visit last week. The 260000 tons of rice worth about 228 million dollars was bought by China's private sector though with some encouragement by the government. Wen and Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra witnessed the signing of a memorandum of understanding on the rice deal, which will help boost trade between the two countries. The memorandum says both sides will develop rice trading for the benefit of good relations. The Thai government has faced accusations from an opposition party and academics that its pricing policies on rice damaged the domestic market and led to the decline of Thai rice trading, and the deal has helped ease domestic political and market pressure on the Thai government. During the visit, Wen said China will offer more investment in Thailand's infrastructure construction in the future. Prime Minister Yingluck said that Thailand would like China to increase investment by 15% annually, adding that various sectors were open to Chinese investors, including rubber processing, natural plastic, automobiles, and infrastructure development for internet connectivity, high-speed trains, water management and flood prevention.	From: bontvchina Views: 0 0 ratings
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World-Class Magician Li Ning: Magic tricks all about surprises and amazement

Posted: 26 Nov 2012 07:40 PM PST

After China?s master magician Li Ning crossed the Yangtze River in 15 seconds on Sunday night, there?s been a surge of interest in the young magician?s profile. Let?s find out more about him.

65-year-old Elton John rocks Beijing

Posted: 26 Nov 2012 06:51 PM PST

On Sunday night, Beijing welcomed a big shot from the world of pop music. Sir Elton John performed at the Mastercard Centre with his all-star band.

Chinese top model house boasts Miss World

Posted: 26 Nov 2012 06:45 PM PST

New Silk Road, China?s elite modeling company, has realized its vision of discovering and training international level supermodels. Now the fashion organization is presenting its own Miss World Competition for the first time.

"Back to 1942" to hit market soon

Posted: 26 Nov 2012 05:20 PM PST

?Back to 1942? has just won two awards at Rome Film Festival. Now the director and cast are all back in China, touring the country and promoting their works which will hit the market this Thursday. According to Feng Xiaogang, the director of the film, the story is all about reflection of history and keeping the past tragedies unforgotten.

Exclusive: A conversation with Sir Elton John

Posted: 26 Nov 2012 05:27 PM PST

Hours before Elton John?s Beijing concert, CCTV-News anchor James Chau sat down with Sir Elton himself. He shared some of his thoughts on the one and only Elton John concert experience, as well as looking back on his 40 year music career.

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Posted: 25 Nov 2012 11:42 PM PST

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Rice offers opinions on foreign policy - Microblog Buzz - November 23 -- BONTV

Posted: 25 Nov 2012 09:34 PM PST

	Rice offers opinions on foreign policy - Microblog Buzz - November 23 -- BONTV Go to bon.tv to watch the full episode Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com Follow us on Twitter Weibo users react to Condolezza Rice's opinions on American foreign policy.	From: bontvchina Views: 1 0 ratings
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Japanese automakers hold firm - Media Watch - November 25 - BONTV

Posted: 25 Nov 2012 09:22 PM PST

	Japanese automakers hold firm - Media Watch - November 25 - BONTV APANESE carmakers continued to show their commitment to China although their sales suffered severely as Chinese consumers boycotted Japanese goods due to a territorial dispute between the countries. Toyota's China sales plunged 44 percent in October from a year earlier and 40 percent in September following the nationwide anti-Japanese protests amid the Diaoyu Islands dispute. Running until December 2, the auto show which opened yesterday in the capital of Guangdong Province is the last chance for Toyota and other Japanese carmakers to resume their suspended sales efforts in China and regain showroom traffic this year after the row dented their sales drastically. Besides introducing 20 new models to the Chinese market in the next five years, Toyota will also deepen research and development efforts. The automaker will establish joint-venture brands with its Chinese partners FAW Group and GAC Group respectively next year, and start making CVT gearboxes at a plant now being built in Changshu, Jiangsu Province in 2014. Toyota is also building a R&D center there and will use the test circuits for new energy cars next year, said Onishi. Nissan, which has the highest sales exposure to China among all the Japanese carmakers, displayed its Venucia E30, the first electric vehicle set to be mass produced, at the event yesterday. Scheduled for production in 2015, the model will first participate in pilot projects held by the local governments of major cities like Guangzhou and Dalian <b>...</b>	From: bontvchina Views: 1 0 ratings
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