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Winter Fun 　　Bi Ye， an athlete from Changchun， northeast Chinas Jilin Province， celebrates after winning a gold medal of snowboarding at the National Winter Games on January 26. 　　The National Winter Games kicked off in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region on January 21. It is the first time since the National Winter Games were launched in 1959 that the event has been held outside the three northeastern provinces. 　　 Nuclear White Paper 　　The Chinese Government published its first nuclear white paper on January 27， detailing policies and measures to boost nuclear emergency preparedness and highlighting “a rational， coordinated and balanced”nuclear security approach. 　　“China has consistently given top priority to nuclear safety in its peaceful use of nuclear energy，”said the white paper， Chinas Nuclear Emergency Preparedness， published by the State Council Information Office. 　　The document boasted “a sound safety record” since China embarked on its nuclear industry in the mid-1950s， saying that the countrys nuclear facilities and activities have “all along been in a safe and stable state” and the safety level of nuclear power stations has witnessed constant improvement. 　　The white paper attributed the sound record to continual efforts to improve nuclear safety techniques， enforce rigorous nuclear safety supervision， and strengthen nuclear emergency management over the past six decades or so. 　　As of the end of October 2015， the Chinese mainland had 27 nuclear power generating units in operation， with a total installed capacity of 25.5 gigawatts （GW）， while another 25 units with a total installed capacity of 27.51 GW had been under construction. 　　China plans to raise its installed nuclear power capacity to 58 GW with an additional 30 GW under construction by 2020 and build itself into a strong nuclear power country by 2030. 　　China will also speed up drafting the nuclear safety law and atomic energy law， according to the report. 　　 Amnesty for Prisoners 　　A