Beijing Today (November 6, 2009)

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BEIJING TODAY PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY

The who’s who of ballet arrives

Dine out with a winter view

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Fantasyland now reality

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After a 10-year wait, the Magic Kingdom is coming. Shanghai Disneyland, now approved by the central government, will have the largest area and lowest ticket price of any of the media giant’s theme parks. Aside from new jobs for Pudong, the theme park means competition for the Disney attractions in Japan and Hong Kong. But that will not be a problem: the mainland’s market always has room for another Mickey Mouse theme park. Continue reading on Page 2.

November 6, 2009 – November 12, 2009 NO. 440 CN11-0120 HTTP://WWW.BEIJINGTODAY.COM.CN CHIEF EDITOR: JIAN RONG NEWS EDITOR: YU SHANSHAN DESIGNER: ZHAO YAN

Will refugees receive new rights?

Largest trade show booms again

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Shop brings work to rural women Page 8

Austrian artists want recognition Page 10

Trendy and supportive Page 16

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