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Tag Archives: Navy
Chinese warships enter the western Pacific
Early yesterday morning, Chinese warships passed through the Miyako Strait (or the Gonggu Strait 宫古海峡 in Chinese) just south-west of Okinawa, heading out in the western Pacific for the purpose of carrying out “routine training exercises”. The front page of the Shenzhen Evening … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Danwei.com, East Sea Fleet, Navy, Western Pacific
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Flag raising ceremony held on China’s first aircraft carrier
Various front pages in China today feature glowing reports of China’s first aircraft carrier on whose platform a flag raising ceremony was held yesterday. Yet the fact that it happened is just about everything we know for sure about the … Continue reading
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Tagged Aircraft Carrier, Danwei.com, Liaoning, Naval Power, Navy
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PKU makes sure doctors are slim and tall
The Peking University Medical School recently released admission standards that disqualify applicants deemed overweight, short, or who have liver conditions.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged discrimination, Navy, PKU, The Beijing News
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Promote your lemonade with a kissing competition
Today’s Dongguan Times features a big photo on its cover showing a young couple kissing each other while each standing on one foot.
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Tagged kissing competition, Navy, obituaries, parades, Zhu Min
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Parents of kidnapped children take to streets in Dongguan
New Express: hundreds of parents took to street to distribute fliers with information about their missing children in Dongguan yesterday.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged aircraft carriers, kidnapping, Navy, New Express, PLA, rich, Rupert Hoogewerf
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Chinese sailors moon U.S. spy ship
Chinese sailors moon a U.S. ship towing sonar equipment to spy on Chinese submarines.
Chinese newspapers on the cargo ship sinking
The covers of today’s newspapers are dominated by the news that a Chinese ship sank in Russian waters on February 14.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Global Times, Navy, Russia, ship, Xiamen Economic Daily
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A battle to the death for the Nansha islands
Elite Reference (青年参考) reports on remarks from Rear Admiral Amable Tolentino regarding the Spratly islands.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged DPP, Elite Reference, Iran, KMT, Navy, Philippines
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