• The first "Qian Hu--The Pet Family" shops opened in Malaysia, China and Thailand in 2004.

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  • To keep in closer touch with customers, Qian Hu began selling pet supplies and opening stores.

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  • Credit much of Qian Hu's hard-fought success to the 45-year-old Yap's tireless promotional efforts.

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  • The name Qian Mingqi is not yet on the blacklist, but may be before long.

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  • Qian Hu reaches out just as hard to investors, winning a number of awards for financial transparency.

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  • Qian went to the U.S. in 1935 as a student and stayed to work in the rocket program.

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  • Last June, Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichen announced the principles for Taiwan's role in the territory after the handover.

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  • Jiang and Qian told their aides that Washington would find it humiliating for a superpower to express an apology.

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  • Of course, the most closely followed encounter was the one between Mr. Christopher and his Chinese counterpart, Mr. Qian Qichen.

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  • Beijing seems mollified by the "clarification" - as Vice Premier Qian Qichen hinted to visiting U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.

    CNN: COOLING A COURT CRISIS

  • To illustrate the uneven perception of China's supercomputer efforts, Mr. Qian, the veteran supercomputer researcher, holds his palms at hip level.

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  • After Mr Qian detonated three bombs on May 26th in Fuzhou, Jiangxi province, many microbloggers have been remarkably supportive of the killer.

    ECONOMIST: Unrest in China

  • During an unplanned stopover in London last week, Chinese Vice Premier Qian Qichen had a brief meeting with British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

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  • Though he never was a communist in America, Qian later made the necessary compromises and a grateful Chinese leadership has showered him with honors.

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  • This week, Qian Qichen, a deputy prime minister, told America's visiting secretary of state, Madeleine Albright, that the court's judgment was a good step.

    ECONOMIST: Hong Kong

  • No doubt Qian will repeat what he has been saying all week: that there will be dire consequences if Washington says yes to Taiwan's request.

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  • Retired and divorced chiropractor Qian Weizhong is also on the prowl.

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  • Mr Qian (through a Sina Weibo account) had long complained of mistreatment by the authorities when his homes were demolished to make way for road construction.

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  • Today, 25 years after it began, Qian Hu Corp. is one of the biggest exporters of tropical fish in the world and operates 12 stores around Asia.

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  • President Bush meets today with Qian Qichen, China's Deputy Prime Minister and the first senior Beijing official to visit the White House since the new Administration began.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Message to China: The Appeasement is Over

  • So far this is mostly equipment and supplies shipped overseas for fish fanciers and wholesalers, and Qian Hu has invested in aquarium-gear providers in the U.K. and India.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • "The strategy has been never to lead, but to follow" technologically, said Qian Depei, a Beihang University researcher, who has worked for decades on China's advanced computing programs.

    WSJ: China's Not-So-Super Computer Program

  • When one of them, a man in his twenties named Deng Qian, tried to visit the site that day, he was tailed by police, who videotaped his movements.

    NEWYORKER: Boss Rail

  • Qian Tang, Assistant Director-General for Education at UNESCO, and H.

    UNESCO: Education

  • But what really separates Qian Hu from the many mom-and-pop businesses of the tropical-fish-farming industry is the attention paid to safely shipping such a fragile creature to customers overseas.

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  • These discoveries paved the way for Qian Hu to increase its Arowana production by 20% to 30% every year, and it now supplies roughly a third of the global demand.

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  • Bush should make it clear to Qian that if China doesn't want the sale of Aegis cruisers to go through, it must remove the missile threat that makes it necessary.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Message to China: The Appeasement is Over

  • Nevertheless, these ancient roads, used for thousands of years and considered to have been 'opened up' by the Chinese General Zhang Qian in the second century BC, had no particular name.

    UNESCO: Culture

  • Qian Hu connects with its customers in other ways.

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  • Qian Hu says its figure is close to 1%.

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