Aug 21, 2009 02:51 PM

Blood on the Hands at a Bleeding Steel Mill

By staff reporters Luo Changping, Zhang Boling, Ouyang Hongliang and Zhang Bing

By staff reporters Luo Changping, Zhang Boling, Ouyang Hongliang and Zhang Bing

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( Magazine)Time seems to stand still in Tonghua, a gritty factory city in an isolated corner of Jilin Province, near the Chinese-North Korean border. Bypassed by highways, an antiquated railway is the city's most important link to the provincial capital Changchun, eight hours away.

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