| The Independent 1996 Teresa Poole |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Can Peking tame the Net? (attempts to control the Internet in China)(Network) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Caring face fails to dispel charges of orphan abuse. (Chinese officials deny allegations that orphaned babies and children were starved and abused) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| China fears a backlash from reform's new jobless. (growing problems with unemployment in China) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| China's 'bogeyman' Lee takes poll test. (Lee Teng-hui, president of Taiwan) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| China's new gamblers discover it's easier to speculate than accumulate. | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| China's revolutionary spit and polish. (Yanan, China, renovated to mark 60th anniversary of the Long March) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| China starts to panic over threat of revolt on frontier. (separatist movement in Xinjiang) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| China warns US off Taiwan test site. | Retail industry | John Carlin, Teresa Poole |
| Chinese dance to a tune from Madame Mao. (revival of Cultural Revolution classic Chinese ballet the 'White-Haired Girl') | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Chinese order blitz on deadly polluters. | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Christopher aims to bury Chinese ghosts. (US secretary of state Warren Christopher visits China) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Contenders line up for power when Deng goes. (choosing a successor to Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Fighting 'not competent' mentality. (problems for working women in China)(Women work) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Floods deepen misery of last Stalinists. (North Korean leaders could be forced into negotiations) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Gun salutes and grateful thanks ... the perfect goodbye Hong Kong dreams of. (60th anniversary of British withdrawal from Weihaiwei, Shandong province, China) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Nationalist call is trump card in patriot game. (Chinese government emphasises nationalist themes as time comes to take control of Hong Kong) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| New China hits the buffers of reality. (problems facing railway network in China; last in series on railways of the world) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| One day all cities could look like this. (Zhanjiagang, China) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Peking alarmed as illegal school fees force pupils to quit. | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Peking insists it is not starving orphans. | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Peking's foe triumphs in Taiwan poll. (president Lee Teng-hui wins election) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Peking survives its trial by Greenpeace. | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Poor pay heavy price in China's brutal hospitals. | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Sino-American squabbles to be eased by visits. | Retail industry | Richard Lloyd Parry, Teresa Poole |
| Taiwan players weigh next move. (threat of direct conflict between Taiwan and China recedes) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| Taiwan's island outpost in the front line. (island of Quemoy refuses to yield to Chinese pressure) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
| The global year at a glance. (key events in 1996) | Retail industry | David McKittrick, Hamish McRae, Robert Fisk, John Rentoul, John Carlin, Andrew (American government official) Marshall, Teresa Poole, Paul Wallace |
| Ugly, polluted, corrupt. Amazing. (Peking, China) | Retail industry | Teresa Poole |
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