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Tag Archives: Yunnan
Photos of northern Yunnan
Photos of Yunnan by Danwei contributor Jonah M. Kessel, a Beijing based freelance visual journalist working with the New York Times. See his web site here, follow him on Twitter here or keep up with his strange travel schedule at his blog. I spend a lot of … Continue reading
17 young people disappear in Yunnan, police fear a serial killer
The Chonqing Economic Times is a newspaper under the Chongqing Daily Press Group with a circulation of around 630,000 copies per day. Today the front page announces a new round of economic stimuli to promote stable growth in China. According to the … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Corruption, Front Page of the Day
Tagged Danwei.com, murder, Serial Killers, Yunnan
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Scenes from the tobacco harvest: Why China can’t quit smoking
Gejiu is a city of 135,000 people that lies 280 kilometers southeast of Kunming, the capital of Yunnan Province, and several hours north of China’s border with Vietnam. Sibling mountains cradle Gejiu in a narrow valley, made even smaller by … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Medicine, Sex, Drugs and Vice
Tagged cigarettes, Danwei.com, farmers, Farming, Rural, Tax, Tobacco, Yunnan
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Harvest Season: Q&A with novelist Chris Taylor
Chris Taylor is the author of Harvest Season, his debut novel set in southwestern China and published earlier this year by Earnshaw Books. He recently answered Danwei’s questions about how he came to write his first work of fiction.
Posted in China Books
Tagged books, Chris Taylor, fiction, Harvest Season, novels, Yunnan
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A clear water pool turns muddy in Yunnan
Kunming’s Heilongtan Park’s clear water pool changed to a muddy color overnight. The management of the park claimed that the park had never gone muddy in March before.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged clear pool, Kunming Information Times, muddy, Yunnan
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New developments in the Kunming prostitution case
Wu Hongfei writes with an update on the Yunnan prostitution case.
Posted in Law
Tagged blogs, Fanfou, law, minors, prostitution, Wu Hongfei, Yunnan
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Hydropower and Green Beat’s new style
Hydropower on the Nu River: A new rather serious sounding episode of online video series Green Beat, without the home-made rapping and Green Brothers shtick.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged environment, Green Beat, Hydropower, Nu River, Yunnan
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The body in the lake
An extract from a novel by old China hand Chris Taylor.
2 dead, 14 injured in bus explosions in Kunming
Two bus explosions in Kunming leave 2 people dead and 14 injured.