61.   Authorities should not violate the rights of Chinese citizens to be with their families, he wrote.

62.   Being a Chinese citizen, for instance, is enough to get you a special deal on a flight out of Hong Kong.

63.   But Chinese citizens who attempt to exercise those rights can find themselves in trouble.

64.   But Li is a U.S. citizen and Gao, a Chinese citizen, has legal residency rights in the United States.

65.   But private Chinese citizens who want more money to travel, invest or buy foreign goods are out of luck.

66.   Calling China primed for change, a group of dissidents is urging Chinese citizens to force the ruling Communist Party to protect basic freedoms and enact political reforms.

67.   China has made it easier for Chinese citizens to obtain passports and travel abroad.

68.   China severed ties with the United States over the bombing as thousands of Chinese citizens held protests.

69.   Chinese citizens at home and abroad have called on government leaders to match their condemnations of NATO with action.

70.   Chinese citizens living in Macau and Hong Kong will only need to apply for a visa once before visiting.