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Author Archives: Allison Carol Goldman
Social security in China: visit your parents more
The front page of the Chengdu Business Daily today features the obituary of Chen Qiang, a famous actor known for his two famous roles playing the villain, as the despotic landlord, Huang Shiren in the 1945 musical, “White-Haired Lady” and the southern … Continue reading
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Tagged actor, Chen Qiang, Danwei.com, Demographics, Old People
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Champions of the gaokao
The front page of the Southern Metro today is dedicated to the two “champions” of this year’s gaokao for Hainan province. The gaokao is China’s highly stressful national university entrance exam. It is given on a single day, once a year, and any student who misses it … Continue reading
For 200 yuan, cab driver returns lost cell phone
The front page of today’s Chutian Metropolis Daily features a big red headline: “For how many students will the gates to their dreams open today?” The story announces that the results of the gaokao, China’s highly competitive national university entrance examination, will be … Continue reading
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Tagged Danwei.com, gaokao, Gold Speculation, Trial, weibo
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Wang Yang considers the economy
The top headline on the front page of today’s Dongguan Times: “Wang Yang strongly supports the ‘three crackdowns two developments’ (三打两建)”. The picture shows him at the Dongguan investigation bureau, hearing a report on the ‘three crackdowns two developments’. On the … Continue reading
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Tagged Danwei.com, drugs, Guangdong Model, Wang Yang
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3-year-old falls out the window, gets head caught in rail before being rescued
The front page of today’s Today Morning News shows pictures of a man rescuing a 3-year-old boy who had fallen out the window of his Ningbo apartment and got his head stuck in the anti-theft grate outside, so that he was dangling … Continue reading
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Tagged Danwei.com, Local Heroes, Rescues
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Three taikonauts smile and wave
The front page of the Southern Metropolis Daily today shows a picture of the three astronauts China has sent into space aboard the Shenzhou 9 space craft. The headline, ;Realized Dream Tiangong’ refers to the Tiangong 1 Space Lab, and the fact … Continue reading
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Tagged Astronaut, China Space Program, Danwei.com, Shenzhou 9, Taikonaut, Tiangong 1
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Anyone seen Lei Feng?
The front page of the Guizhou Metropolis Daily today features a large photo of Lei Feng, with the headline: “Who has seen him?” The article says the whole city of Guiyang, the capital of Guizhou province, has mobilized in search of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Danwei.com, Lei Feng
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China’s everyday heroes take their lead from the CPC
The front page of the Beijing Daily today features the pictures of three people who have recently committed acts of heroism in China. The headline: “Learn from the most beautiful Chinese people – a model of our generation!” These three include: 1) … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Internet and Media
Tagged Civilian Heroes, Danwei.com, Lei Feng, model workers, morality
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Kunming to start monitoring air quality
The front-page headline in today’s Spring City Evening News: “Kunming will begin measuring PM 2.5.” PM stands for “particulate matter.” According to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), particles pose a health risk if they are less than 10 micrometers in diameter … Continue reading
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Tagged air quality, Danwei.com, PM 2.5, pollution
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Fake invoice firm gets busted in Zhejiang province
Today the Nanhu Evening News features the headline: “The largest underground tax-evasion scheme in the history of Jiaxing gets busted.” The story details how a firm was recently caught specializing in producing fake tax invoices (fapiao 发票) to aid in tax evasion and … Continue reading
Posted in Business and the Economy, Crime and Corruption, Front Page of the Day
Tagged Danwei.com, Fake Invoices, Fapiao, Money Laundering, Tax Evasion
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