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Tag Archives: Xiamen
Nine out of ten high school students in Xiamen have bad eyesight
Kids in Xiamen are apparently some of the unhealthiest in China. As the Haixia Daobao (海峡导报) from Xiamen reports today, nine out of every ten children in Xiamen have eyesight problems, two out of ten are obese, and rates of malnutrition and tooth … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Culture, Front Page of the Day
Tagged children, Danwei.com, education, health, Malnutrition, obesity, Xiamen
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Schools disagree on how best to cover a book
It’s the start of a new semester and the debate over book covers is in the news once again.
Posted in Books, Scholarship and education
Tagged Beijing Youth Daily, book covers, books, conservation, schools, Xiamen
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A giant tripod for Yinchuan
Ningxia Daily (宁夏日报): Central government sent Ningxia autonomous region a giant pot named “solidarity of all ethnic groups” to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged bomb, Chongqing Evening News, Ningxia, Ningxia Daily, Xiamen
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Danwei Picks: another sort of PX protest
MLB to come to China; PX workers protest the plant move; Gan Xiao’er’s religious film-making.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged baseball, film, Gan Xiao'er, PX, religion, Xiamen
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Seventy years after the Great Purge
Phoenix Weekly (凤凰周刊) has a cover feature on the 70th anniversary of Stalin’s Great Purge, and a report on Burma’s Shan State (掸邦) and Yawd Serk (约色).
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Burma, Huang Zhangjin, Olympics, Phoenix Weekly, Stalin, Xiamen
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Danwei Picks: 2008-01-02
Fi Jianfeng on organized crime in Tangshan, Gillian Gibbons to come to China, and Jonathan Ansfield looks at the players in the Xiamen PX affair.
Danwei Picks: 2007-12-21
SCMP gets bought out, Washington Monthly looks at Yangtze River water use, and Southern Weekly goes behind the scenes of the PX public hearings.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged conservation, Hong Kong, PX, SCMP, translation, water, Xiamen
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Citizens air opinions on the Xiamen PX project
A hearing in Xiamen for the Xianglu PX project (翔鹭石化) brings out opposition voices.
Posted in Environmental problems
Tagged China Daily, civics, Lian Yue, PX, The Beijing News, Xiamen
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Xiamen to kill off anonymous posting
Xiamen releases Measures to fight unhealthy and harmful information on the Internet (厦门市互联网有害信息和不良信息管理和处置办法). It includes a ban on anonymous posting.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation
Tagged Lian Yue, media regulation, Southern Metropolis Daily, Xiamen
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Official media on popular opinion in the Xiamen PX affair
China Newsweek (中国新闻周刊) weighs in on the use of SMS and online media in the Xiamen PX case.
Posted in Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising, Mobile phone and wireless, Newspapers, State media
Tagged China Newsweek, PX, Xiamen, Xinhua, Zhang Wen
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