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Author Archives: Alice Xin Liu
“My Dad Is Li Gang” incident: Ai Weiwei produces video interview of Chen Xiaofeng’s brother and father
A video is being uploaded again and again on Tudou over the Hebei University affair where a female student was killed by a drunk driver.
Posted in Video
Tagged Chen Lin, Chen Xiaofeng, drunk driving, Hebei University, meme, My Dad is Li Gang, tudou
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Shop clerk detained for 10 days on peeping charge
New Express goes with a Next Media style cartoon illustrating the story of a Guangzhou male clerk at a Nike shop has been detained for 10 days after he tried to record a woman changing with his mobile phone.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged criminal charge, detainment, law, New Express, Nike
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It’s Xi Jinping, baby!
The news that Xi Jinping has been appointed vice chairman of the Central Military Commission at the end of the Fifth Plenary Session of the 17th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has sparked off renewed debate that he will be appointed the next president.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Central Military Commission, Dongguan Times, Xi Jinping
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Asian Games 2010 torch passed around the country
The relay of the Asia Games 2010 torch began its cycle on October 12. The picture of today’s Southern Metropolis Daily shows a Dongguan “Horse King” with the torch － the Director of the Dongguan Municipal Committee Liu Zhigeng (刘志庚) － who is handing the torch to basketball player Du Feng (杜锋).
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Asian Games, Dongguan, Southern Metropolis Daily, torch
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Film Copyright Association to collect fees from internet cafés, long distance buses
Dongguan Times reports on a new charge for internet cafés and long distance buses commencing on January 1, 2011. Although it was reported in May that long distance buses and internet cafés might be charged for showing films through a newly developed digital distribution platform, media is now reporting that locally acquired “people with connections” will be given the duty of collecting fees.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged copyright, Dongguan Times, film, National Copyright Association, Yangtze Evening Post
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Suggestions for education reform in Beijing
The main headline says that Migrant workers’ children can go to school in Beijing. Yesterday the Medium and Long-term National Educational Reform and Development Plan (2010-2020) was published, however this is the “trial edition” (征求意见稿). One of the issues discussed in the Plan is to “solve high school education for the offspring of migrant workers who are qualified.”
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing, Chile, education reform, migrant workers' children, miners, The Beijing News
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10.10.10. － A lucky day to get married
New Culture View (新文化报) reports today on the many marriage registrations that took place yesterday because of the lucky date － 10.10.10. In Changchun alone, 1917 couples were married, and traffic was congested due to at least 10,000 cars hired for the use of getting married.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged marriage, New Culture View, Time cover, Wen Jiabao
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Zhao Benshan as Duan Qirui: Who plays who in the new patriotic film
The Founding of the Party, the prequel to The Founding of the Republic, has started shooting. The “Big Shots” that the headline refers to include Zhao Benshan (赵本山), the xiaopin performer and Feng Gong (冯巩), the xiangsheng performer. They are both regular guests on the Spring Festival Gala.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Founding of a Party, The Beijing Times
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Too traditional for modern tastes: the latest TV Red Chamber
The new TV version of Dream of the Red Chamber has just ended on Beijing TV, but the series has been surrounded by controversy.
Posted in TV
Tagged classics, Dream of the Red Chamber, Li Shaohong, Shi Kang, TV adaptation
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Huang Guangyu doesn’t lose but won’t manage Gome
The news that Huang Guangyu lost his battle with Chen Xiao to manage Gome has swamped today’s front pages. The Chongqing Times goes with the whimsical news at the top: 7 Day Holiday for National Day; 3 Days of Rain.
Then follow the news about Huang Guangyu: Chen Xiao wins, and keeps control of management. Huang Guangyu doesn’t lose, is still main shareholde
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chen Xiao, Chongqing Times, Gome, Huang Guangyu
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