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Author Archives: Eric Mu
The good Bolt and the bad Bolt
Bolt’s on Rogge’s bad side, but accepts Smile bracelets from a volunteer. Chinese Business View (华商报) reports on the Liu-less Robles 110m hurdle victory.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chinese Business View, Chutian Metropolis Daily, Dayron Robles, Jacques Rogge, Olympics, Usain Bolt
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“Inhuman” Bolt, the flying man
Bolt in the Dongguan Times and Hua Guofeng in the China Youth Daily (中国青年报).
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Hu Jintao, Hua Guofeng, Paralympics, Usain Bolt
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Chinese media calls the Olympics for China
Life News (生活新报) ran the top headline “43: 26, it is settled” implying that China has already won the medal-counting competition with America.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Dongguan Times, earthquake, Life News, medal counting, Olympics, The Beijing News
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Liu Xiang’s departure from the Games
The surprise departure of Liu Xiang, the Chinese defending Olympic champion for the 110m hurdles has caused a national-scale shock and disappointment.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Guangzhou Daily, Liu Xiang, Olympics
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Team China stays atop the medal list
Chinese Business View (华商报): Team China is right now sitting on the top of the medal table.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chinese Business View, Dongguan Times, Matt Emmons, Michael Phelps, Olympics
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BMW spontaneous combustion
Information Times (信息时报): Today’s Information Times reported that a BMW car burst into flames and exploded on the road yesterday in Baiyun district, Guangzhou.
Dancer injured in Olympic opening ceremony rehearsal
San Jin City News (三晋都市报): a dancer’s accidental injury during the rehearsal of the Olympic Games.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Liu Yan, Olympics, San Jin City News
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Chinese-Canadian fencer applauded for displaying “patrotic” banner
Luan Jujie, a Chinese-Canadian fencer, was cheered by the Chinese media for displaying a ‘patriotic’ banner.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chinese Business View, He Zhili, Luan Jujie, New Express, Olympics, patriotism
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Olympic gold winner stamp released
All the newspapers nationwide give heavy coverage on the Olympic Games. As a result, sports news dominate the front pages today.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Information Times, New Express, Olympics, Shenyang Evening News
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Red letter day
Newspapers have colorful front pages and ad inserts at the opening day of the Olympics. Southland Metropolis Daily (南国都市报) is one example.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Youth Daily, Jingjiang Evening News, Olympics, Southland Metropolis Daily
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