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Author Archives: Alice Xin Liu
Government double-speak about earthquakes and oil prices
The Sina microblog page of user Jiandansue has a widely distributed news items headline montage.
Posted in Government
Tagged Earthquake Administration, microblog, refined oil, Sina, Yushu
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Shanghai Composite Index falls as property is regulated
The Shanghai Composite index plummeted 150.01, or 4.8 percent, to close at 2,980.3, yesterday.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Shanghai Composite index, stock exchange, Zhujiang Evening News
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Adult video star Aoi Sola writes to China fans on blog
On April 15, Aoi updated her Chinese blog with a piece for her Chinese fans, translated by a “friend from the Internet:”
The Yushu earthquake on Chinese newspaper front pages
The earthquake of Yushu, Qinghai province that measured 7.1 on the Richter Scale and killed 618 people and counting dominates front pages today. Most of the newspapers showed victims being dragged out of the rubble.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged corruption, death, earthquakes, Qinghai, Wen Qiang, Yushu
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Yanqing forced demolition covered in detail
Special attention is given to another story on the right hand column (circled in red). A forced demolition in Yanqing (延庆), a suburb in northwest Beijing. Beijing Times devoted an entire page of report inside:
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, Birds Nest, demolition, video, Yanqing
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AV actress entices Chinese netizens to go on Twitter
AOI Sora (also known as Sola Aoi) is a Japanese AV actress famous for her large breasts. She is also an award-winning actress who has appeared on mainstream Japanese TV as well as a Thai film.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Aoi Sola, AV, Twitter
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A call about the Yongsheng hotel in Gao’an, Jiangxi
Tiger Temple, online personality, citizen journalist and rights defender, wrote down a disturbing tale involving Yongsheng Hotel in Gao’an, Guangxi province.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged Gao'an, Jiangxi, Tiger Temple, Yongsheng Hotel
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Taking dad to work for 6 years and other stories
On the front page of today’s Chongqing Morning Post is a plethora of eyeball-grabbing stories.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chongqing Morning Post, filial piety, lip-syncing, miner
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Higher parking rates and capsule apartments
From 7am on April 1, parking fees for the western section of Zhongguancun (中关村西区), Xidan (西单), Financial Street (金融街) and other core non-residential districts (making 13 in all), will rise. This encompasses 70,000 parking spaces; half of these are underground, and around 3,000 ones are on the side of the road.
On bottom right, an interesting Q&A with an old man who has designed several “capsule apartments” by renovating rented property
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged capsule apartments, parking fees, The Beijing News
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