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Author Archives: Eric Mu
Twin teen sex scandal, or hype?
The Beijing News(新京报) reports that two teenage twin girls’ were cheated and threatened for prostition.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged prostitution, The Beijing News, Twins
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Crackdown on ‘illegal’ online Olympic content
The Beijing News (新京报): Over 20 video websites were “reprimanded” and asked to stop illegal broadcasting Olympic-related programs by China’s Copyright Administration Bureau
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged broadcasting, CCTV, Olympics, online
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Avoid sex to get a better husband
The Special Report page of July 3 issue of Southern Weekly, China’s reputed liberal newspaper, is about an on-going chastity movement in China. Along with the report are three independent stories with a shared theme: the confusion about keeping chastity.
Posted in Sexuality
Tagged chastity, morals, Sex, Southern Weekly
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80,000 Peking ducks killed in tornado
The Beijing News (新京报): A tornado-like wind struck Beijing’s suburban Shunyi County in July 4. A poultry farm suffered heavy losses with about eighty thousand of its ducks killed when their pens collapsed.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing, natural disasters, Peking Duck, The Beijing News, tornado, weather
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Land compensation dispute ends in murder?
Today’s Beijing News reported a violent death of a farmer in Ligezhuang, a village of Beijing’s suburban Miyun county. The big image on the front page of today’s Beijing News shows the son of the dead crying on his knees.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged crime, demolition, The Beijing News
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New rules for online trading, auctions and e-commerce
Yesterday, Beijing Administration of Industry and Commerce announced on its website the draft of a set of new e-business regulations.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged business, online store, regulation
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Celebrities on Sina write fake fan comments
China’s biggest blog sever Sina has recently upgraded its blogging system and a bug has caused some revealing and laughable result.
Posted in Internet
Tagged blog, celebrities, Internet
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In cold blood
Information Times (信息时报): Another police officer who was attacked in July 1’s stabbing spree in Shanghai was confirmed dead, which adds the number of fatality to six.
Authorities announce South China Tiger made of paper
Most of today’s newspapers reported on front page about the investigation result of the South Tiger incident.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged South China Tiger, Yangtse Evening Post
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Dial 12388 to report corruption
Chongqing Times (重庆时报): CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the Ministry of Supervision launched a hotline in June 25 that enables citizens to report corrupt activities in the public service.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged anti-corruption hotline, Chongqing Times, corruption, government
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