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Author Archives: banyue
Prices just keep on rising
The lead headline of today’s Oriental Morning Post 东方早报 concerns the current rising inflationary pressure in this country
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Kosovo, Oriental Morning Post, Shanghai
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Crying out for a rice bowl
Zhengzhou Evening Post (郑州晚报) on the first job fair after the Spring Festival.
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Tagged Employment, Kosovo, Wang Xiaoshuai
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Tanks on the highway
Modern Express (现代快报) announces the the State Council has set up a disaster relief center for weather disasters.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Jiangsu, Modern Express, snow
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The Premier apologizes
The Beijing Times (京华时报) covers a Politburo meeting that addressed the snow situation.
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Tagged Beijing Times, Politburo, snow
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Snow and chaos
The Beijing News (新京报) on snow and the water cube
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Tagged Olympics, snow, The Beijing News, Water Cube
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All Chinese museums to be free by 2009
New Life Post 生活新报 The lead headline announces that all museum in China will open to public without charging eventually by 2009. 博物馆 免费 开放
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Tagged New Life Post, traffic, Yunnan
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The year of CPI
The headline of today’s Beijing Daily Messenger 娱乐信报 announces that the CPI (Consumer Price Index) of 2007 set a new 11 year high.
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Tagged Beijing Daily Messenger, CPI, Steven Chow
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The Spring Festival rush officially begins
Heilongjiang Morning Post (黑龙江晨报) describs the first day of this year’s Spring Festival travel season (春运第一天).
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Tagged Chunyun, Heilongjiang Morning Post
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Roaming charge hearing inconclusive
Qingdao Morning News (青岛早报) reports on the public’s concerns over the mobile phone roaming fee hearing (漫游费降价听证会
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Tagged mobile phones, Qingdao Morning News, stocks
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All about snow in Wuhan
Wuhan Evening Post (武汉晚报) announces that the power company went to rolling blackouts in downtown Wuhan yesterday.
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Tagged snow, Wuhan Evening Post
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