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Author Archives: Alice Xin Liu
Shaolin Soccer is real!
The re-purposing of a movie for a front page.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Henan Business Daily, Shaolin Soccer, Wang Liqun
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Man responsible for four murders, including two policemen, arrested
Hu Yihua (胡益华), a native of Zhejiang, shot down two policemen in Guangdong and a couple in Zhejiang. His arrest in Xiamen yesterday has been covered in papers today. Newspaper gave him the title ‘sole bandit’ (Southern Metropolis Daily) and ‘ evil demon’ (Dongguan Times.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged gun crime, Hu Yihua, murder, police, Southern Metropolis Daily
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Rights lawyer Ni Yulan － from prison to a Beijing park
The lawyer Ni Yulan (倪玉兰) has been making the rounds on microblogs and the magazine world. Her story began when Beijing successfully won the bid to host the 2008 Olympics － and the municipal government promptly started to ‘beautify’ the city by razing houses and independently owned property.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged human rights, lawyer, Ni Yulan, Southern People Weekly
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Jiangsu’s exam cheater ousted
… because he copied another writer word for word.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged college entrance exam, Jia Hongsheng, Jiangsu province, Modern Express
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360quan.com to shut down
360quan.com, a social networking website funded by the Koolanoo Group, which focused on the post-90s generation, is said to be closing.
Posted in Internet culture
Tagged 360quan.com, closing, social networking site
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Dinosaur theme park to open in Beijing
A new theme park opens in Beijing, whilst fake photocopies of ID cards is in the news.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Birds Nest, dinosaurs, fake ID, Obama, Southeast Business
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A music video’s take on property prices
Shawn Huang (黄征), a pop star on the mainland, released a new video for his song, “Sell” (卖), which features a whole cast of people either spitting blood or foaming at the mouth after calculating how many years it would take them to buy a house in the capital.
Posted in Video
Tagged property, Sell, Shawn Huang
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The most lovable: Chinese soldiers in the Korean War
An official newspaper marks the 60th anniversary of the Korean War.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged anniversary, Chinese People's Volunteer Army, Guangzhou Daily, Korean War
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Xinjiang terrorist cell leaders identified
Two papers from Dongguan highlight the urgent issues of the day: the floods in Southern China, and the Xinjiang terrorist cell.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Dongguan Daily, Dongguan Times, flooding, Xinjiang terrorist cell
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Haruki Murakami’s Chinese translators on emulating style
Lin Shaohua (林少华) and Lai Ming-chu (赖明珠) talks about translating Murakami into Chinese and preserving his unique style.
Posted in Translation
Tagged Famous, Haruki Murakami, Lai Ming-chu, Lin Shaohua
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