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Author Archives: maya
For Xu Jinglei and her team, shifting perspectives on South Africa
Xu Jinglei on the waterfront, Cape Town Maya Alexandri is currently traveling as part of actress / director / blogger Xu Jinglei’s entourage in South Africa and has been filing reports about the trip for the last week. This post … Continue reading
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged Cape Town, development, economic aid, Egypt, South Africa, Xu Jinglei
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A stereotypical Cape Town day for Xu Jinglei
Xu Jinglei at Vergelegen vineyard Maya Alexandri is currently traveling as part of actress / director / blogger Xu Jinglei’s entourage in South Africa, and will file reports about the trip for the next week. At the start of our … Continue reading
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged Cape Town, diamonds, gold, South Africa, Stellenbosch, Vergelegen, vineyard, wine, Xu Jinglei
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Xu Jinglei in Cape Town
More from Xu Jinglei’s South Africa trip.
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged Africa, Bokaap, Cape Malay, Cape Town, Green Market Square, penguins, South Africa, Xu Jinglei
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Xu Jinglei on the meaning of “fei”
Xu Jinglei at Clifton first beach, Cape Town Maya Alexandri is currently traveling as part of actress / director / blogger Xu Jinglei’s entourage in South Africa, and will file reports about the trip for the next week. At Cape … Continue reading
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged Cape Town, Clifton first beach, Feizhou, South Africa, sunbathing, tan, Xu Jinglei
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Model traveler: Xu Jinglei
Xu Jinglei on the road from Sun City to Johannesburg Maya Alexandri is currently traveling as part of actress / director / blogger Xu Jinglei’s entourage in South Africa, and will file reports about the trip for the next week. … Continue reading
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged Cape Town, Johannesburg, modeling, photo shoot, Sun City, Xu Jinglei
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Xu Jinglei plays Sun City
Xu Jinglei in Pilanesburg Game Park Maya Alexandri is currently traveling as part of actress / director / blogger Xu Jinglei’s entourage in South Africa, and will file reports about the trip for the next week. Sun City, South Africa’s … Continue reading
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged apartheid, baboons, game park, Pilanesburg, South Africa, Sun City, Xu Jinglei
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In Soweto, even Xu Jinglei is white
In Soweto Maya Alexandri is currently traveling as part of actress / director / blogger Xu Jinglei’s entourage in South Africa, and will file reports about the trip for the next week. Today Xu Jinglei’s team began the day with … Continue reading
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged Desmond Tutu, informal settlement, Nelson Mandela, South Africa, Soweto, Xu Jinglei
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Xu Jinglei’s South African adventure
Xu Jinglei at South Africa’s Apartheid Museum 2008 is the tenth anniversary of the commencement of diplomatic relations between South Africa and the People’s Republic of China. As part of its activities to celebrate the occasion, the South African government … Continue reading
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged actor, apartheid, Apartheid Museum, blogger, director, South Africa, tourism, Xu Jinglei
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Proof that China censors online content?
China’s one, young netizen In mid-November, Financial Times ran an excellent piece by Mure Dickie about China’s censorship of online content. In it, Wang Guoqing, the vice-minister of the State Council Information Office, was quoted saying: “As I understand it, … Continue reading
Posted in Internet
Tagged censorship, Great Firewall, Internet, netizen, youth
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