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Author Archives: Alice Xin Liu
Catching late workers on film to dispel holiday laze
Yangzhou “woodpeckers” catch late workers on film (photo for the Beijing News).
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged citizen watch, Spring Festival, Yangzhou
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Shoe-throwing at Wen, reminiscent of Bush
Video of shoe thrown at Wen Jiabao as he makes a speech about global economics at Cambridge University, England.
Posted in Breaking News
Tagged Bush, Cambridge University, shoe, Wen Jiabao
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Wokai: rural micro-credit for China
Wokai is a non-profit organization committed to enabling people in China to lift themselves from poverty: an announcement for a Wokai event in Beijing tomorrow and a Q&A.
Posted in Business and Finance
Tagged microfinance, networking, Q&A, wokai
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Migrant workers and unemployment
Dan Chung’s video featuring Guardian journalist Tania Branigan about whether peasant workers will return to cities to work after the Spring Festival break.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Dan Chung, financial crisis, Guardian, Spring Festival, Tania Branigan, workers
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Israel: a country which deserves our deep respect
Well-known sociologist Professor Zhou Xiaozheng (周孝正), a regular commenter on CCTV talk shows and the director of the Law of Sociology department of Renmin University, has authored a controversial essay that is circulating BBS forums and portals ranging from Sina, Netease to Tengxun and Mop.
Posted in Foreign affairs
Tagged bbs, Israel, Renmin University, Zhou Xiaozheng
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Singing in Beijing
Short documentary from director, producer and writer Victor Muh, about a retired Chinese man who sings every day in Tuanjiehu Park.
Posted in Featured Video, Video
Tagged documentary, Sing Beijing, Victor Muh
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MarketWatch founder Bill Bishop talks career, money and Twitter
Bill Bishop has been in and out of China for twenty years, and is the co-founder of financial information site MarketWatch, which is now owned by Dow Jones. Bill is an insider in financial journalism and has a solid foundation in the Chinese language. Danwei asked Bill about where to invest money in China in 2009, his career in China, and Stock Twits.
Posted in People
Tagged Bill Bishop, Finance, journalism, MarketWatch, niubi, stock markets, Twitter
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Third Danwei Plenary Session: event in review
A review of the Third Danwei Plenary Session.
Posted in Events
Tagged Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, Danwei Plenary Session, Domininc Johnson-Hill, Kaiser Kuo, Richard Robinson
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Piccadilly starring Anna May Wong
A short clip of Anna May Wong acting in the 1929 silent film Piccadilly, shot in London. The film was restored and re-released.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Anna Chen, Anna May Wong, Piccadilly, Radio Four, re-release, silent film
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Kobe Bryant starts bilingual blog on Sina.com
NBA megastar Kobe Bryant of the L.A. Lakers starts his own bilingual blog on Sina.com, which also hosts his personal website on its sports channel.
Posted in Sports
Tagged Blogging, Kobe Bryant, Kobe's Chinese website, NBA, Sina
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