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Author Archives: Alice Xin Liu
Houseboat days
Book excerpt: Houseboat Days by J.O.P. Bland, with an introduction by Paul French.
Posted in Books, China Books
Tagged book exerpt, Edmund Backhouse, George Morrison, Houseboat Days, J.O.P. Bland
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China according to China
MovingCities introduce an online documentary in five parts, made by Diego Grass Puga of 0300TV, which profiles five leading Chinese architects on the topic of “China’s current situation and history.”
The online documentary is filmed by Diego Grass Puga of 0300TV, a site that specializes on “interviews, news, articles, videocast” about architecture. The video segments are listed under the titles “What is exactly happening here?” “Speed,” “Agrilculture,” “Education” and “Architecture: 2008, China.”
Posted in Architecture
Tagged 0300TV, Ai Weiwei, architecture, MovingCities, urbanism, video websites
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China Dirt comes back after hiatus
The girls at China Dirt have announced that they are back with more “stories of atrocious male expat behavior” after nearly a year’s break.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blog, China Dirt, Chinabounder, expatriates, Sex
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Cankao Xiaoxi hoaxed by spoof migrant banker story
Reference News messes up its acronyms and reprints an article from the wrong German source.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Die Tageszeitung, Michael Anti, newspapers, Reference News, translation
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Free WiFi for Beijing’s urban and rural areas by 2011
Plans for WiFi Beijing 2011: wireless Internet will be available across the capital in three years.
Posted in Wireless and mobile Internet
Tagged Beijing, Internet, technology, wifi
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Beijing hoop dreams
A video portrait of basketball players in Beijing by Dan Chung, multimedia editor at The Guardian‘s Beijing Bureau.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged basketball, Dan Chung, photo portrait, The Guardian
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