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Author Archives: banyue
The lowest subway fare in China
The Beijing news (新京报) headline is about reduced subway fares (地铁降价) today.
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Tagged real estate, subway, The Beijing News
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No moon for Kunming
The headline of today’s Yunnan Info Daily (云南信息报) says government is going to rebuilding 121 Avenue (一二一大街).
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Tagged Kunming, Yunnan Info Daily
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Subsidies for Beijingers
Beijing Times (京华时报) announces that Beijing Civil Affairs Bureau 北京民政局 will subsidize 230 thousands low-income citizens 20 yuan per month till next month, against the high climbing inflation.
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Tagged Beijing Times, Civil affairs, golden week
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Healthy running
Today’s headline of Xinjiang Metropolis Daily (新疆都市报) forecasts weather in Mid-autumn day (中秋节)
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Tagged Mid-Autumn, Urumchi, Xinjiang Metropolis Daily, Yasuo Fukuda
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Chaos in Tokyo
The cover story of the latest China Newsweek (中国新闻周刊) is about political upheaval in Japan, Shinzo Abe’s resignation. (安倍晋三)
Tycoon donates valuable antique to motherland
Today’s headline of The Beijing News (新京报) reads: “The price of Beijing Subway tickets may fall to two yuan.”
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Tagged football, Stanley Ho, subway, The Beijing News
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$3.6 billion yuan misappropriated
Dozens of central government ministries and agencies misused $3.6 billion yuan of State funds last year, according to today’s Beijing Youth Daily (北京青年报).
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Tagged Beijing Youth Daily, National Audit Office
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Watch out! A typhoon is coming!
Today’s top headline of Qingdao Morning News (青岛早报) announces that Typhoon Wipha (台风韦帕), which just landed on the east coast this morning, will arrive in Qingdao tomorrow.
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Tagged Qingdao Morning News, Tsingtao, Wipha
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Remember 9·18
Today’s headline of Shenyang Evening News (沈阳晚报) announces some commemorative activities for the 76th anniversary of 9-18 incident (九•一八事变)
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Tagged 9•18 Incident, Party Congress, Shenyang Evening News
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China’s voyage to the moon
Today’s headline of Beijing Times (京华时报) is about China’s first lunar exploration project – Chang’e I (嫦娥一号).
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Tagged Beijing Times, Chang'e I
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