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Author Archives: Eric Mu
United States Army Number One spotted in Beijing
United States Army Number One spotted in Beijing.
Posted in Automobiles
Tagged automobile, Beijing, weddings
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Fake news concocted by Beijing Times sent bank stock price plunging
Today’s Beijing News reprinted a Xinhua article about the six newspapers that were found running fake news and admonished recently by the media monitor GAPP.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged fake news, Oriental Morning Post, Qingdao Morning News, The Beijing News
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Soldier killer suspect sketch released, with few details
China Business View: Chongqing police has released a sketch yesterday of the suspect who was believed to be responsible for a deadly shooting
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged China Business View, human rights, murder
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Helicopter crash off Shanghai
The Beijing News: Onboard helicopter of research and support vessel Xue Long aka Snow Dragon crashed out of Shanghai Port, a mechanic reported missing.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged accident, aircraft crash, medical, polar research, TV drama, Xue Long
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Ministry of Finance imposes executive pay cap
The Beijing News: Ministry of Finance imposed a pay cap for the executives of the state-owned financial institutions.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged executive, financial crisis, income, pay, state-owned, The Beijing News
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RMB goes cross-border in pilot program
The State Council announced a pilot program allowing cross-border trades in five cites to be settled in yuan, instead of foreign currencies as previously required.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Daily Sunshine, financial crisis, Larry Yung, sex trade, trade
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Peking Uni prof in trouble for remarks discriminating against petitioners
Petitioners gathered outside the west gate of Peking Unversity, demanding professor Sun Dongdong to come out and explain himself.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged mental illness, paranoia, Peking University, petitions, Sun Dongdong, The Beijing News
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Universal health care for China?
Oriental Morning Post: Most of today’s newspapers cast their eyes on China’s health service reform: a list of proposals compiled by the State Council was released yesterday and are expected to take effect within this year.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged health, medical, Oriental Morning Post, policy
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Mainland tourist pleads ignorance in Taiwan graffiti episode
Beijing Times: Mainland Chinese tourist apologize for his autograph inscription.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, dialysis, graffiti, Taiwan, tourism, tourist
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China cozies up to France and the US
President Hu Jintao met with US President Barack Obama at the London G20 summit and France cleared its stance in regard to Tibet’s political status.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged earthquake, France, Obama, The Beijing News, Tibet, traffic
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