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Tag Archives: Spring Festival
Seized contraband means an early fireworks show
A cornucopia of interesting stories in the Peninsula Metropolis Daily.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chunyun, fireworks, Spring Festival, suicide, Wen Jiabao
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Firecracker goes through car door, kills passenger
Daqing Evening News: A firecracker which may be set off by a restaurant nearby blasted through the door of a passing car, penetrating a passenger’s body and exploded, causing the man’s death.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged accident, Daqing Evening News, firecracker, firework, Spring Festival
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Shanzhai Gala insiders tell all
Two participants in the failed Shanzhai Gala experiment describe what went wrong.
Catching late workers on film to dispel holiday laze
Yangzhou “woodpeckers” catch late workers on film (photo for the Beijing News).
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged citizen watch, Spring Festival, Yangzhou
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Shanzhai Gala videos blocked for improper content
Video sites think ‘Shanzhai Gala’ is a sensitive word.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged sensitive words, shanzhai, Spring Festival
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Migrant workers and unemployment
Dan Chung’s video featuring Guardian journalist Tania Branigan about whether peasant workers will return to cities to work after the Spring Festival break.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Dan Chung, financial crisis, Guardian, Spring Festival, Tania Branigan, workers
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A time for dumplings
2500 kilos of jiaozi filling sold in two hours in Beijing supermarkets, according to the Beijing Evening News.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Evening News, jiaozi, Spring Festival
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Spring Festival greetings 2009
Papers on 初一.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, Shanghai Morning Post, Spring Festival
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Inflation revives Spring Festival traditions
Hu Xudong (胡续冬) tells of people resuming the custom of sending oil to their family and friends during the new year.
Posted in Festivals
Tagged Hu Xudong, Naobaijin, oil, Spring Festival
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Spring Festival and love — BJ vs. HK
In this episode of Sexy Beijing, Su Fei asks people on the street in Beijing and Hong Kong about Spring Festival, and her own endless search for a Chinese husband.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Beijing, Hong Kong, Sexy Beijing, Spring Festival, Su Fei
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