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Author Archives: Eric Mu
Interview with Zhou Lingfei, whose father’s father is Lu Xun
Jeremy of Danwei.org had a chat with famous Chinese writer Lu Xun’s grandson Zhou Lingfei.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged culture, history, interview, literature, Lu Xun, video, Zhou Lingfei
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Danwei Canteen: Chestnut Chicken Stew
Our new series, Danwei Canteen is a quick guide to traditional Chinese food as it’s prepared where the cuisine was born: in Chinese rural areas and villages.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged cooking, cuisine, Danwei Canteen, food, music
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Premier Wen Jiabao apologizes
Modern Express: Premier Wen Jiabao apologized for a mistake in a speech which was published by the news agency in full transcript yesterday
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged education, Modern Express, Wen Jiabao
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Haidian jail inmate dies after 49-day hunger strike
The Beijing Times reports that an inmate kept in Haidian Jail died on September 17th after 49 days of fasting.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, death, hunger strike, jail, penal system
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Beijing gets ready for the National Day
A video produced by Polish journalist and photographer Janek Zdzarski captures the pre-anniversary mood of Beijing.
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Tagged 60th anniversary, military, National Day, parades
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A call for Chinese to take up arms in Burma
A mass letter, signed by an organization called the Global Chinese-Kokang United Alliance, calls for the Chinese volunteers to follow earlier generations in taking up arms to save Kokang from the brutal rule of Burmese government.
Eunuchs at an elementary school: dustup over Qing costumes
Morning Express: To celebrate the September 1 the national back-to- school day, the Hangzhou’s Ziyang Elementary School had a special ceremony, in which teachers and students wore Qing costumes.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged costumes, history, Morning Express, Qing Dynasty
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Is China too unique for Engel’s Law?
Xinhua Daily Telegraph: ‘China has its own conditions’ and therefore ‘it is neither scientific nor practical to apply Engel’s Law to the Chinese people.’
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged economy, Engel's Law, statistics, Xinhua Daily Telegraph
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These are special times: smoking will get you five days in jail
Chongqing Morning Post: Vice director of Firefighting General Corps of Chongqing talks about the legal basis of putting a smoker in jail for five days.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chongqing Morning Post, fire, law, smoking
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I’m sorry, we can’t serve you here. Your name’s too popular
Too many Li Juns in Guangzhou, so a man couldn’t open a bank account.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged banking, names, Yangtse Evening Post
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