A new chapter of Sino-Australian cooperation

Part One Australia睠hina Relations and Policies
Australian Studies Internationally (David Carter)
A Comparative Study of Australia睺aiwan Economic Relations
and Australia睸outh Korean Economic Relations since the 1990s (Liu Dehai)
Australia睠hina Relations and the Ebb and Flow of Information in the New Millennium (Susan Prentice)
An Analysis of Australian Integration into Asia (Wang Shiming)
Australia’s Integration into Asia and Australia’s Alliance with the United States (Wei Hongchi)
People’s Daily, Global Times and Australia in 1999 (Xia Yuhe)
Analysis on the Failure of Australian Republic Referendum 1999 (Zhang Hua)
Who Is Afraid of Globalization? (Zhang Yongxian)
Part Two Culture and History
Six Theses on Contemporary Australia (David Carter)
Comrades and Mates: A Friendship 30 Years in the Making (Jocelyn Chey)
Chinese “Images” of Australia: Prospects for a History (Mark Finnane)
The Slave Who Would Be Equal: The Significance of Liang Qichao’s Australian Writings (John Fitzgerald)
A Study of Cultural Factors in the EconomicInteractions between China and South Australia (Fu Jie)
Aspects of Australian Immigration (Hu Zhuanglin)
A Historical Review of Immigration in Australia in the Perspective of Social Demography (Luo Jie)
The Internet —A More Effective Means for the Cultural Exchanges between China and Australia (Wang Guofu)
Australia Tells Me—and Us (Wang Ling)
Comparison of Differences between Australian and Chinese Culture (Wang Xiaoling)
Australian Culture towards the 21st Century (Yu Zhiyuan)
Women in Sport in Australia (Zhang Huijuan)
A Year as an AFS Exchange Teacher (Zhong Yu)
Part Three Language and Education
Australian Slang, a Mirror of Oz History (Du Xuezeng)
More Female Teachers in Primary Schools: An Indication of Feminization in Modern History? (Hai Chunhua)
“Making It National” (Li Youwen)
The Obstacles Faced by Students without Introducing Non睸tandard Language Varieties to Education in Australia and Suggestions (Liu Yuhong)
Teaching Information Technology in China (R. G. Maloney)
Australian Education System and Education Export Industry (Shen Renrong)
Training Chinese Students to Be “Australian Learners”(Phyllis Wachob)
The Chinese Learner: Cultural Orientations for Language Learning (Phyllis Wachob)
A New Approach to School Management (Xu Zhenjun)
Cultural Differences in Primary School Education (Zhang Huaibin)
Living Skills—A Must in Australian Secondary Education (Zhong Yu)
Part Four Trade and Economy
What NSW Lotteries Show Us (Gong Zhen)
An Analysis on the Possible Fields of Economic and Technical Cooperation between Inner Mongolia Autonomous Regions and Australia(Liu Xiaoyan, Jiang Yimin)
Australia’s Economic Trend in the Economic Globalization (Wei Songshou, Xu Meilian)
Australia and China, Fast Growing Tourist Destinations to Each Other (Yang Hongying)
Together Rise to the Internet Challenge (Yao Kuanrang)
Part Five Literature
Women Recording Their Own Stories: Beth Yahp’s The Crocodile Fury (Ma Lili)
Multiculturalism and Universalism in Romulus, My Father (David Parker)
A.G. Stephens’s Philosophy of Art and His Interpreting Henry Lawson (Qu Weiguo)
Bond Affirmed ?—On the Husband and Wife in The Fortunes of Richard Mahony (Su Yong)
The Voice of the Colonized—The Rise of Aboriginal Australian Short Fiction (Wang Labao)
Of Patrick White’s Charm (Wang Yi)
Judith Wright’s Love Poems (Yang Chenyin)
Migrant Culture: A Prospective in Australian Fiction (Ye Shengnian)