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Author Archives: Alice Xin Liu
The Eurasian Face
Blacksmith Books, a publishing house in Hong Kong, is behind The Eurasian Face, a collection of photographs by Kirsteen Zimmern. Below is an excerpt from the series:
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Tagged Blacksmith Books, Kirsten Zimmern, The Eurasian Face
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Bo Xilai quotes “In Memory of Norman Bethune” from memory
In a title granting ceremony that opened in Chongqing yesterday, Bo once again showed his love for using Communist material in his speeches and dedications.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Bo Xilai, Chongqing, Chongqing Evening News, Norman Bethune
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Chang Ping talks about “being resigned” and the future
Chang Ping (长平), a journalist at the Southern Media Group, was forced to quit at the end of January.
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Tagged Chang Ping, Southern Metropolis Daily
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Singing duo breakout hit banned after infringing intellectual property rights
Today’s Jianghui Morning News reports on the Lantern Festival today － the last day of the Chinese New Year and fireworks. Inside, a story on the sensation of “migrant laborer” singers, who, since releasing a video of themselves singing to pop star Wang Feng’s (汪峰) hit song “In Spring” (春天里) after drinking copious amounts of alcohol and shirtless, has become a national hit. The raw performance gave the singing duo an opportunity to appear on the Spring Festival Gala (in a segment showcasing ordinary, “grassroots” performers), and they hit the mainstream.
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Tagged intellectual property right, Jianghuai Morning News, Wang Feng, xuriyanggang
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Give a message to the Premier via our Sina microblog!
In Xuancheng city, retired workers received cooking pots just before the Spring Festival break. However, it leaked after one use. This made the front page of the Xin An paper.
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Tagged Anhui, Liu Li, Two Meetings, Wen Jiabao, Xin An
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Abducted boy goes home, but “sister” remains separated from birth family
The story of Peng Xinle (彭心乐) has been going around in the news. Due to Phoenix journalist Deng Fei, who helped Peng’s father re-post the lost boy’s picture on Sina weibo. This has coincided with Yu Jianrong, a professor at the China Academy of Social Science, and his campaign on Sina weibo to get child beggars reunited with parents in cases of trafficking. Although it has been faced with some criticism, right now at least six children have been reunited.
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Tagged child beggars, microblog, Peng Wenle, Shenzhen Evening News, Yu Jianrong
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Property purchase regulations updated; first down payment rises
The latest regulations are out to control housing prices: A second property purchase requires first installments be 60% of the total price, and third property purchases has been forbidden altogether.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Dongguan Times, housing regulation, Spring Festival Gala, Spring Festival Rush
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Celebrating “Little New Year” tomorrow
Tomorrow if the traditional beginning of Chinese New Year, the “Little New Year” (小年), which is celebrated on the 23rd day of the 12th month of the lunar calendar. Traditional festivities include paying respects to the Kitchen God (祭灶) and sweeping away from the “Year” (扫年). The Sanjing City News from Shanxi puts the “Little New Year” warning on its front page, showing a child offering sweets to the Kitchen Gods.
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Tagged Littlee New Year, Sanjing City News, Shanxi
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Full American dinner for Hu Jintao
Guangzhou’s New Express is just one of the newspapers highlighting the banquet attended by Hu Jintao on the 19th at the White House.
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Tagged Hu Jintao, Sino-US relations, state banquet
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