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Author Archives: Alice Xin Liu
Police clash in Nankang, Jiangxi
Before it is taken off the Internet: in the city of Nankang (南康), Jiangxi province, it was reported today that tens of thousands of people clashed with police and turned over at least three police cars.
Is the Green Dam filter experimenting on computer users?
Today’s The Beijing News ran an op-ed piece by well-known Chinese commentator Hu Yong, a journalism professor at PKU, author of books about the digital age in China, blogger and oldhand journalist, about the topic of the “green dam”, which has been debated loudly on the Internet as well as offline media.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Beijing News, Green Dam, Hu Yong
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Earnshaw Books’ Tales of Old Peking
Tales from Old Peking is available from Earnshaw Books, and like its sister, Tales from Old Shanghai is a book of fragments of information about periods, events or places in Beijing’s history, collaging together pictures and text about eunuchs, concubines, the Lama Temple, Opium Wars, art, emperors, and a miscellany of other interesting topics.
Posted in China Books
Tagged Earnshaw Books, Lord Macartney, old Peking
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Chinese websites “under maintenance”
The administrators of Chinese websites are putting in a period of inaccessibility on their sites for period of the Tıаnanmen anniversary tomorrow.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged anniversary, website repair
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Twitter blocked in China
Michael Anti was right.
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Tagged Anti, net nanny, Twitter
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Innovative government buildings: “rebellious”?
The May issue of Art & Design showcases and interviews the architects and planners on if their designs are contrary to tradition or “rebellious”.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Art & Design, Dongguan, government
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Launch issue of Chinese National Geography English edition
The publishers of the magazine talk to Danwei.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Chinese National Geography, English edition, launch issue
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Viral video disaster: stay away from locals
From Darkside, a Hong Kong blog, comes this video ad made by a hotel that was forced this week to stop the campaign for reasons explained here: Hotel Marketing Strategies.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged ad, hotel, viral video
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Michael Anti: enjoy Twitter in China while it lasts
Anti talks about Far and Wide Journal, the Global Times and Chinese Twitterland humor.
Posted in Media
Tagged Anti, censorship, Far and Wide Journal, the Global Times, The New York Times
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Sunny Dezhou
Greenpeace China’s video about solar power in Dezhou city, Shandong, where almost 5.5 million people power electric appliances using solar energy.