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Tag Archives: Dongguan Times
Property purchase regulations updated; first down payment rises
The latest regulations are out to control housing prices: A second property purchase requires first installments be 60% of the total price, and third property purchases has been forbidden altogether.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Dongguan Times, housing regulation, Spring Festival Gala, Spring Festival Rush
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Interpol notice for WikiLeaks founder
WikiLeaks and Julian Assange make the front page of Dongguan Times. His alleged crime is buried inside.
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Tagged Dongguan Times, kindergarten, Wikileaks
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It’s Xi Jinping, baby!
The news that Xi Jinping has been appointed vice chairman of the Central Military Commission at the end of the Fifth Plenary Session of the 17th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has sparked off renewed debate that he will be appointed the next president.
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Tagged Central Military Commission, Dongguan Times, Xi Jinping
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Film Copyright Association to collect fees from internet cafés, long distance buses
Dongguan Times reports on a new charge for internet cafés and long distance buses commencing on January 1, 2011. Although it was reported in May that long distance buses and internet cafés might be charged for showing films through a newly developed digital distribution platform, media is now reporting that locally acquired “people with connections” will be given the duty of collecting fees.
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Tagged copyright, Dongguan Times, film, National Copyright Association, Yangtze Evening Post
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Microblogs react to Fang Zhouzi’s violent ordeal
Fang Zhouzi (方舟子), the crusader against fraud in academia escaped being beaten up by gangsters yesterday. Today’s Dongguan Times reflects concern in the media world at yet another anonymous attack: the title reads “Who beat up Fang Zhouzi?”
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Tagged Dongguan Times, Fang Zhouzi, gangsters, media, violence
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Train carriages washed away
The K165 train from Xi’an to Kunming dropped two carriages into a river in Sichuan. No one died.
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Tagged accidents, Dongguan Times, trains
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Xinjiang terrorist cell leaders identified
Two papers from Dongguan highlight the urgent issues of the day: the floods in Southern China, and the Xinjiang terrorist cell.
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Tagged Dongguan Daily, Dongguan Times, flooding, Xinjiang terrorist cell
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Hospital holds newborn hostage when parents can’t pay their bill
The Dongguan Maternal & Child Healthcare Hospital has held a newborn hostage for three months because his parents can’t pay their 39,299.75 RMB maternity bill.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged Dongguan Times, hospitals, medical care
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Is the murderer of Fujian schoolchildren mentally ill?
Most newspaper front pages today focus, some in graphic detail, on the March 23 Fujian Nanping (福建南平) incident, where 8 (or 9, depending on which account you read) primary school students were stabbed to death by a man at 7.20am in the morning.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Dongguan Times, Fujian, killing, schoolchildren
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A birthday bash for the People’s Republic
A collage of front-page covers for the 60th Anniversary of the PRC.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 60th anniversary, Dongguan Times, parades
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