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Author Archives: Eric Mu
China to set agenda for human rights protection
The Beijing News: China is going to release a “human rights action plan” on human rights improvement.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Dong Yunhu, human rights action plan, State Council Information Office, The Beijing News
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Market manipulator Zhu Yaoming on trial
Once a high-flier in the stock market, Zhu Yaoming was on trial for market manipulation yesterday in Nanjing.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged crime, fraud, stock fraud, stock markets, Yangtse Evening Post
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Live Action Street Fighter
This very amusing stop-motion homage to the classic video game Street Fighter was shot by students at the China Central Academy of Fine Arts.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged CAFA, Street Fighter, video
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Reformist emperor Guangxu was poisoned, study confirms
Modern science found that the cause of a Qing Dynasty emperor’s death was arsenic poisoning, which confirms a hundred year old rumor.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Cixi, Guangxu, history, Qing Dynasty, The Beijing News, Yuan Shikai
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Did the Chinese Academy of Sciences invent melamine fodder supplement?
In the wake of a string of melamine-related food safety scares, the Chinese Academy of Sciences is suspected of inventing and promoting the fodder supplement containing the deadly chemical.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Daily Messenger, China Sciences, melamine
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Most bought-off journalists in Shanxi scandal were fakes, says local government
The director and party secretary of the involved mine, Huobao Ganhe coal mine, have been both fired for not reporting the accident to their superior immediately.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged coal mines, Shanxi Evening News
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Abortion adverts come to a college campus
New Culture View reports on a hospital distributing makeup mirrors with medical ads in a local university.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged abortion, medical ads, murder, New Culture View, The Beijing News
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Warnings for officials involved in improper arrest of school principal
Seven government officials received official warnings for their roles in the false arrest of a local school principal last year, reports the Chinese Business View
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chinese Business View, laws, school
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ASUS charges customer with extortion, customer countersues
Beijing Times reported on a legal case in which Huang Jing, a computer customer who was sued by ASUS for extortion, counterclaimed against the computer manufacturer for defamation, selling defected products, and false accusation.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged ASUS, Beijing Times, law
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Strong wind: clear air again in Beijing
A strong wind dispersed the pollution hovering above Beijing’s sky and made yesterday a “first grade day” of superb air quality.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged air quality, Beijing Daily Messenger, Beijing Times, The Beijing News, weather
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