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Message From Derek Deng:
We plan to launch the English
edition of China Newsweek in August 2008 in North America. We are
pleased to offer one-year free subscriptions to your adoption
group and the families that have adopted Chinese children in your group.
We would deeply appreciate you could forward this email to your family
members through your email group list ( such as internal group list or
yahoo group etc..). Then those families who might be interested in
receiving the one-year complimentary subscriptions may choose to contact
us thru email or mail.
There is no strings attached at all for this free offer. After one year,
the subscription is voluntary. We hope that those benevolent American
parents have one more way to learn about China, their children's mother
country. We also regard it as a good opportunity for us to do something
for t hese adopted children.
Any adoptive families who are interested in this free subscription,
please just kindly email us back with your name and mailing address with
the zip code to
cnwusa@gmail.com, It would be great if you put "China Newsweek"
in the subject line...
China Newsweek (Chinese Edition) was published by China News Service on
January 1, 2000 in Beijing, China. China News Service is a Chinese news
agency headquartered in Beijing with nearly 60 branches around the
world. As one of the two news agencies in Mainland China, CNS began to
publish China Newsweek's Japanese edition in July 2007.
China Newsweek offers comprehensive news coverage of Chinese domestic
and world events with a global network support from correspondents,
reporters and editors of China News Service. China Newsweek covers
national and international current affairs in politics, business,
science and technology, society issues, sports and arts .etc, with a
combined circulation of 350,000 copies to more than 550,000 the most
influential mainstream readers every week.
Now, We plan to launch the English edition of China Newsweek in August
2008 in North America to American readers, who are interested in China's
latest social and economic changes and developments. It will be the
first English news magazine from China for American mainstream readers.
Also you can choose to write us a postcard enclosed your name and
mailing address to:
Derek Deng
China News Service (US Bureau)
15.E 40th Street, Suite 801
New York, NY, 10016
Thank you again for the attention and we are looking forward to hearing
from you soon.
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Yours Sincerely,
Wei Xiang Peng
Bureau Chief
China News Service (U.S.)
15 E. 40st Suite 801
NYC, NY 10016
(P)212-481-2510
(F)212-481-2503 |
