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Tag Archives: interviews
Sex in China: Q&A with author Richard Burger
Richard Burger is the blogger behind Peking Duck, a record of his thoughts on China since 2003, when he first wrote about being in Beijing during SARS. Burger is also the author of Behind the Red Door: Sex in China, published by … Continue reading
Posted in Sex, Drugs and Vice
Tagged Danwei.com, interviews, Richard Burger
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Earth-shattering news and a faked interview
Chengdu Business News and Global Times pair the devastation of the Google pullout with the Haiti earthquake.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chengdu Business News, Global Times, Google, Haiti, interviews
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An irreverent graphic designer talks about his work
Zhang Facai, creator of witty joke ads, talks about his work and blog.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, interviews, puns, Zhang Facai
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Shi Feng on education and the Internet in China
An interview with Shi Feng (石峰), a drop out from one of China’s most prestigious universities turned blogger, talks about the growing rift between education and social needs / society in China, and calls for everyone to participate in a transformation of China’s education system.
Posted in Blogs, Featured Video, Internet, People
Tagged blog, CNBloggercon Interviews, education reform, interviews, Shi Feng
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Teacher Gui: Buy It or Get Out
93 year old Teacher Gui (Ms. Gui Biqing, 桂碧清) talks about her experiences with customer service in the times of government-assigned jobs and the “big rice pot,” a cousin of the ‘iron rice bowl.’
Posted in People
Tagged 56minus1, big rice pot, customer service, Gui Biqing, Gui Laoshi, interviews, Teacher Gui, 桂碧清
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Blogger Conference interviews: Ping Ke
An interview with Ping Ke of Antiwave.net at the Chinese bloggers’ conference in Guangzhou, November 2008.
Posted in Blogs, Featured Video, Internet, Video
Tagged Antiwave, blogs, CNBloggerCon, CNBloggercon Interviews, Internet, interviews, Ping Ke
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Universities and the media: Friends or enemies?
College students are difficult to interview, The Beijing News reporter Yang Wanguo discovers.
Posted in Media
Tagged college, interviews, journalism, students, Yang Wanguo
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An Indian perspective on China: Pallavi Aiyar
Both China and India are experimenting with economic reforms although the pace and scope of these reforms differs. One of the greatest lacunae in India is administrative reform, so that we have a bloated administration that is not held to account for its shoddy implementation of legislation intended to help the poor. In China on the other hand, it’s the lack of political reform that hampers accountability.
Posted in China Books
Tagged Beijing, book, culture, economic policy, India, interviews, Pallavi Aiyar
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An interview with Chairman Mao’s grandson
An interview with Chairman Mao’s grandson, Mao Xinyu, new member of the CPPCC and traditional Chinese medicine enthusiast.
Posted in Communist chic
Tagged CPPCC, interviews, Mao Xinyu, Mao Zedong, NPC, TCM
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Do people care about the Party Congress? Does the Party Congress care about the people?
VOA and CCTV find people to say different things about the 17th Party Congress.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged blogs, Han Song, interviews, Party Congress, Tim Johnson, Zhai Hua
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