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Category Archives: Rumors
Avatar ousted to make way for Confucius?
Notice says that the China Film Group has ordered Avatar pulled from screens starting January 23.
Posted in Film, Media regulation, Rumors
Tagged Avatar, China Film Group, Confucius, rumors
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Hu Shuli to leave Caijing for Zhongshan University
Hu Shuli leaves journalism for academia. Hecaitou comments.
Posted in Media and business gossip, Rumors
Tagged Caijing, Hecaitou, Hu Shuli
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Phoenix Weekly gives Politburo member a promotion
Phoenix Weekly misidentifies Politburo member Li Yuanchao. Some schoolgirls in Shaanxi are rumored to have had their kidneys harvested.
Posted in Media regulation, Rumors
Tagged corrections, Li Yuanchao, organ transplant, Phoenix Weekly, urban legends
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The Internet reports: Famous economist is a spy!
Is Wu Jinglian a spy? The Chinese Internet thinks so.
Posted in Rumors
Tagged Caijing, ProState In Flames, spy, Wu Jinglian
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