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Tag Archives: Guangdong
Guys and Sex Dolls – Scenes from the Guangzhou Sexpo
As millions returned to work after one of the most stressful holidays in years on Monday October 8, the Tenth Annual Guangzhou National Sex Culture Festival was finishing its last day. “Look at the time,” Professor Zhu Jiaming, one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Culture, Health and Medicine, Sex, Drugs and Vice
Tagged Danwei.com, Expo, Fertility, Guangdong, Guangzhou, Sex
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Wang Yang says its not the Party’s role to bestow happiness on the people
The Southern Metropolis Daily is a Guangdong-based newspaper with a big print circulation in its home province, and a wide national audience online. The front page headline today is: “At the Party Congress, Wangyang said we must let go of the false … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Health and Medicine
Tagged Bo Xilai, Chongqing, Chongqing Model, Danwei.com, Guangdong, Guangdong Model, Southern Metropolis Daily, Wang Yang
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Wang Yang’s not lying low
The Chongqing press has stopped singing red and striking black, and former city boss Bo Xilai is unlikely to grace its newspaper front pages again. But Guangdong Party Secretary Wang Yang is not lying low. Bo’s state-led, neo-Maoist ‘Chongqing Model’ … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Internet and Media, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged Danwei.com, Guangdong, Shenzhen, Wang Yang
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Beijing is China’s wealthiest town, according to Hurun
Beijing ranks on top of the list of mainland China’s provincial-level municipalities for having the highest number of the country’s richest people
China blogger conference 2009
Danwei comrades attended the 2009 China Bloggers Conference in Lianzhou, eastern Guangdong where we interviewed prominent bloggers. Much of the talk was about the Great FireWall and Twitter.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged blogs, Guangdong, Lianzhou
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Corrupt officials have things
A Southern Metropolis Journalist journalist Zhang Jun makes a video at a primary school in Guangzhou at the beginning of the school year. He interviews one girl about what she’d like to be when she grows up. She replies that she’d like to be a corrupt official because they have a lot of things.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Black and White Cat, corrupt offcials, ESWN, Guangdong, Southern Metropolis, video
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Snags in China’s new ISBN distribution system
Guangdong Province didn’t get its new system up in time for GAPP’s change to a per-book licensing model, so publishers were stymied.
Posted in Books, Media regulation
Tagged GAPP, Guangdong, ISBN, publishing
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An old gang war makes the front page
China Business View (华商报) reports on an series of gang-related photos from 2007.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chinese Business View, gangs, Guangdong
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