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RDFZ Performed at Minghua Chinese School's Spring Festival Event HINA NSIGHT C Fostering business and culturalI harmony between China and the U.S. VOL. 14 NO. 4 April 2015 RDFZ performed at Minghua Chinese School’s Spring Festival event By Cheng RuZhao Community, p. 4 Culture, p.5 (Photos by Jijun He and China Tribune) The famous Chinese Renmin of RDFZ and Miss Ya Na, art director of Minghua Choir performed four songs. Chinese Inventions, p. 12 University Affiliate High School troupe RDFZ. RDFZ troupe performed a string quartet (RDFZ), led by Mr. Tan DaSheng, deputy They had a wonderful visit in and two solo dances. In the evening, they director of the Foreign Cultural Relations Minnesota from February 13 - 17. The joined Minghua Choir to celebrate the Bureau, Chinese Ministry of Culture, troupe consisted of 71 performers/artists. Spring Festival with a traditional Chinese gave two spectacular local performances On Feb. 14, they had a joint Chinese New Year meal of dumplings and a for Spring Festival events in February. New Year celebration with more than variety of other delicious foods prepared Also accompanying the troupe were Miss 500 students and teachers from Minghua by Minghua Choir. Zhang Yi, director of Foreign Affairs of Chinese School, Saint Paul, and gave The Feb. 15 performance was the RDFZ; Miss Liu Xiaohui, vice principal a wonderful hour-long performance. continues on page 8 Arts & Culture, p. 15 State Exports Valued at $5.5 Billion in the Fourth Quarter • Minnesota exports (including agricultural, mining and Figure 1. Fourth Quarter Export Growth in 35 States manufactured products) were valued at $5.5 billion, and were about the same as one year ago (up 0.1 percent between the fourth quarters of 2013 and 2014). U.S. Events, p. 16 growth was 1 percent. • Minnesota exported more than 930 different detailed In This Issue products (4-digit HS codes) to 192 different countries in the fourth quarter of 2014. Arts & Culture 6, 15 • For 2014, Minnesota exports grew 2.9 percent to Business 2, 10-11 $21.4 billion, while U.S. exports grew 2.8 percent. Community 4 • Referring to only manufactured goods, Minnesota Culture 5 exports – valued at $5 billion in the fourth quarter of Education 4,14 2014 – matched U.S. growth in manufactured exports (of 0.8 percent) during this period. Events 1, 8-9, 16 History 7 Exports Increase to North America, Africa, the Middle East; But Drop to Canada, China Chinese Inventions 12 News 3, 13 • Mexico fueled export growth to North America (up 3 percent to $2.0 billion). Sales to Mexico surged $186 million, the most among all countries. Leading growth segments were miscellaneous grains, vehicles and electrical machinery. continues on page 13 PAGE 2 / April 2015 business chinainsight.info China to issue guidelines for CHINAINSIGHT Publisher: Web finance companies soon Gregory J. Hugh Edited by Ma Xiaochun, China Daily, March 5 [email protected] Manager of Operations/ Circulation: Richard He [email protected] Staff Writers: Greg Hugh [email protected] CPPCC member Pan Gongsheng, also deputy governor of the central bank, answers reporters’ queries on Wednesday Elaine Dunn after a panel discussion of the ongoing annual session of [email protected] the top advisory body, which is being held in Beijing. 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