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Tag Archives: patriotism
Against national education – reflections on the Hong Kong hunger strike
This is the Thinking China Digest, a weekly roundup of recent essays and articles published on the Chinese web, with links to translations on the Marco Polo Project. In the first week of September 2012, a group of high schools students from … Continue reading
Posted in 1510 Digest, Front Page of the Day, School and Education, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged Danwei.com, education, Hong Kong, patriotism, protest
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The media should not exploit patriotism
The front page of yesterday’s China Youth Daily carried an admonition for the media in China in the current heated political climate: don’t exploit patriotism for sensationalist reporting to attain higher newspaper sales or television ratings. In other words: cut the hot air. Written … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged China Youth Daily, Danwei.com, Diaoyu Islands, Japan, nationalism, patriotism
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Lesson learned, Zhou Yang thanks the country first
Gold-medalist Zhou Yang, criticized for mentioning her parents but not the country, gives it another try.
Posted in Sports
Tagged gratitude, Information Times, patriotism, Zhou Yang
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Show your patriotism through spending
Outlook Weekly argues that active consumption is patriotic.
Posted in Financial crisis
Tagged Outlook Weekly, patriotism, spending
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A small protest and a patriotic youth
Video: A patriotic youth explains his views to Loretta Chao of The Wall Street Journal.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged angry youth, Loretta Chao, nationalism, patriotism, protests
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Chinese-Canadian fencer applauded for displaying “patrotic” banner
Luan Jujie, a Chinese-Canadian fencer, was cheered by the Chinese media for displaying a ‘patriotic’ banner.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chinese Business View, He Zhili, Luan Jujie, New Express, Olympics, patriotism
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Tasty chocolate
Lotte expands; Liaoning orders you to go home; quake lake; patriotic t-shirts from Kappa.
Author Bo Yang dies
Imagethief on Olympics stories; Han Han on patriotism; counterfeit goods in Kenya; identifying ‘the west’; a hidden plan for the DL? Bo Yang dies; John Cusack in Shanghai.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged Bo Yang, John Cusack, Kenya, Olympics, patriotism
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Talking heads spar over Carrefour boycott
Wang Xiaodong (王小东), Tan Fei (谭飞) and others argue heatedly on Inner Mongolian TV over who’s the real traitor in the Carrefour boycotts.
Posted in Nationalism
Tagged boycotts, Carrefour, nationalism, patriotism, Tan Fei, TV, Wang Xiaodong
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Now is not the time for patriotic demonstrations
Han Han discourages his readers from extreme displays of patriotism.
Posted in Nationalism
Tagged Han Han, May Fourth, nationalism, patriotism, protests
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