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Author Archives: Eric Mu
Shandong electricity cuts to power the Olympics
Yantai Evening News (烟台晚报): China’s Shandong Province is struggling with an electricity crunch which is the “worst in 15 years”.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged electricity, Olympics, power, Shandong, Yantai, Yantai Evening News
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Blow your whistle when you see a terrorist
Information Times (信息时报): Today, the front page of Information Times shows a taxi driver in Guangzhou displaying his new counter-terrorist equipment: a whistle.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Information Times, terrorism
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Shenyang Evening News makes news in the Shenyang Evening News
Shenyang Evening News (沈阳晚报): Shenyang Evening News printed a photo on the front page showing the Brazilian footballer Ronaldinho receiving a Chinese calligraphy scroll as a present from the newspaper.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Brazil, football, Ronaldinho, Shenyang Evening News
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Wen Jiabao shoots hoops
Today’s Henan Business Daily prints a photo of the handsome premier playing basketball.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged baseball, basketball, Henan Business Daily, Olympic, Wenjiabao
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Olympic baby boom
Information Times (信息时报): Some expectant mothers in Guangzhou are asking their doctors to rearrange the delivery date for their babies to coincide with the opening of the Beijing Olympic Games on August 8.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged birth control, Guangzhou, Olympic
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Will SARFT save us from annoying ads for quack tonics?
Beijing News Post (北京晨报): China’s media regulator SARFT has vowed to step up its efforts to clean up illegal and distasteful commercials from television broadcasts.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged advertisement, Beijing Morning Post, Naobaijin, SARFT
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The price of keeping a pet dog
Keeping a legal pet dog can be an expensive proposition in Guangzhou; a license to own a dog costs 10,000 yuan and each year a dog owner must pay an additional 6,000 yuan for a medical “check”.
Police destroy 14,277 ‘illegal’ motorcycles with bulldozers
Daily Sunshine (晶报): 14,277 confiscated “illegal motorcycles” were destroyed by bulldozers in Yungang district, Shenzhen as part of the city’s “motorcycle ban”.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Daily Sunshine, motorcycle, Shenzhen
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Police raid in Shilong village
China Business News (华商报):After two years of ongoing dispute over development plans for a reservoir near Shilong village, the Shaoyang government resorted to violent means to quell villagers’ protests; on July 3, 440 police raided the village arresting 23 villagers.
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Tagged China Business News, crime, protests
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