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Tag Archives: earthquakes
Preserving the Premier’s chalk marks
Wen Jiabao writes 多难兴邦 on a blackboard in Beichuan. It is to be preserved as a cultural relic.
Posted in Disaster Relief
Tagged Beichuan, earthquakes, Wen Jiabao
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Photos from the Good Luck Games
The earthquake; Landslides; Soho Sanlitun; Jia Zhangke; Wen Jiabao; safe schools; Good Luck Games; missing pandas; the Red Cross; blood banks; an aftershock; visa problems.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged earthquakes, Jia Zhangke, pandas, Red Cross, SOHO, visas, Wen Jiabao
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Google’s evidence of a moment of mourning
A momentary drop in Google searches; Sino-US matchup; death tolls; letters from Sichuan; Tudou off the blacklist; free press; Uighur forum shutdown.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged Beijing, democracy, earthquakes, tudou, Uighurs
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More thoughts on the quake
Raymond Zhou, Tim Johnson, and the New York Times on the earthquake.
Candlelight vigil for earthquake victims in Shanghai
There will be a public candlelight vigil tonight (2008.05.19) in Shanghai at People’s Square for the Wenchuan earthquake victims.
Posted in Events
Tagged candlelight, earthquakes, People's Square, Shanghai, vigil
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The English voice of an animated pangolin
Voicing the Gourd Brothers cartoon; nationalism and business; online youth trends; much more on the Sichuan earthquake; Chinese tourists to the USA.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged cartoons, earthquakes, intellectuals, nationalism, tourism
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CCTV disaster rate card
CCTV has a rate card for commercials during its live earthquake broadcasts.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, CCTV, disasters, earthquakes
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Death estimate over 50,000
The top headline of today’s The Beijing News (新京报) announces that Deaths estimated over 50,000 in Sichuan
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged earthquakes, The Beijing News
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Front page layouts for the Sichuan earthquake
Shenyang Evening News (沈阳晚报) features Premier Wen Jiabao on the cover.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged earthquakes, People's Daily, Shenyang Evening News
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The state media’s performance on the earthquake story
CCTV, transparency, and blind protocol; Qian Gang on the earthquake; 60,000 missing.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged CCTV, earthquakes, Qian Gang
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