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Tag Archives: farmers
The benefits of allowing free land trade – reflections on land allocation in China
This is the 1510 Digest, a weekly roundup of recent essays and articles published on the Chinese web, with links to translations on the Marco Polo Project. Although China controls an extensive territory, pressure on land is high. A large proportion of … Continue reading
Posted in 1510 Digest
Tagged city, Danwei.com, farmers, Land Rights, migrant workers, Mountains, regulations
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Scenes from the tobacco harvest: Why China can’t quit smoking
Gejiu is a city of 135,000 people that lies 280 kilometers southeast of Kunming, the capital of Yunnan Province, and several hours north of China’s border with Vietnam. Sibling mountains cradle Gejiu in a narrow valley, made even smaller by … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Medicine, Sex, Drugs and Vice
Tagged cigarettes, Danwei.com, farmers, Farming, Rural, Tax, Tobacco, Yunnan
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Kedong County: a documentary by Chinageeks
Kedong County, a documentary about a village in Heilongjiang Province by Chinageeks.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged farmers, Heilongjiang, Kedong, northeast
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Homemade airplane crashed in Hubei
Chutianjinbao: 45-year-old farmer-turned-aviator Shu Mansheng crashed his self-designed aircraft three seconds after takeoff.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged accidents, aircraft, Chutian Jinbao, crash, farmers
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Dogs and farmers unwelcome
Offensive signage in Changchun.
Posted in Here comes trouble
Tagged Bao Yongliang, Changchun, farmers
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