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Author Archives: Alice Xin Liu
Tan Siok Siok on the Chinese film industry
The director of Boomtown Beijing talks to Scott Sykes.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged 36pr, Boomtown Beijing, Tan Siok Siok
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Mark Kitto’s China Cuckoo
First-time author and China hand Mark Kitto is perhaps most famous for being ousted by state-owned publishers for the That’s magazines, which he helped start. But now there’s something else for people to talk about when they talk about Mark － his new book, China Cuckoo.
Sexy Beijing: Hard hats
Sexy Beijing is back with a video about Beijing’s migrant workers, and their dating and relationship issues.
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Tagged migrant workers, SexyBeijing
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Who stabbed the blogger ProState in Flames?
The reactions on the stabbing of blogger ProState in Flames has been a range of speculation. Yesterday the Oriental Morning Post published a newspaper column on the attack.
Posted in Crime
Tagged my1510, ProState In Flames, Wang Xiaofeng
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Economic downturn: Malcolm Moore’s Yangtze river delta trip
The Telegraph’s Shanghai correspondent is currently traveling around Jiangsu and Zhejiang province, or the Yangtze river delta area, trying to assess the Chinese financial situation.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged financial crisis, Telegraph
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Shanghai’s Schemozzle by Sapajou
A series of cartoons crafted by Russian Army Lieutenant-turned-cartoonist Georgii Avksent’ievich Sapojnikoff, who also went under the artistic alias of Sapajou. He published cartoons for over 15 years in the North-China Daily News.
Posted in China Books
Tagged Earnshaw Books, Shanghai Schemozzle
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Legal blogger on Gordon, Boris and Jiabao
One response to the Wen Jiabao shoe-attack.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged Fatianxia, law, shoe, Wen Jiabao
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Thomas Hahn photography: eight months after the quake
Thomas H. Hann was in Dujiangyan, Yingxiu and Wenchuan, and took black and white photos to document what he saw.
Posted in Photography
Tagged earthquake, photographs
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Baidu porn, Part II
Interesting search results: but for how long?
Posted in Internet
Tagged Baidu, Li Yanhong, porn, Wang Xiaofeng
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Spoof of “Sparkling Red Star”
From Leitie, post-90s generation girls remake a song from the communist propaganda classic.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Leitie, propaganda, spoof
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