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Author Archives: Eric Mu
A gaokao scandal
Beijing Youth Daily (北京青年报): Teachers and government official found involved in a National Higher Education Entrance Examination scandal.
A vice-chairman’s bad, bad poem
Oriental Guardian (东方卫报): A poem written by the vice chairman of the Shangdong Writer’s Association named Wang Zhaoshan recently caused controversy.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged China Writer's Association, Han Han, Li Zhongqin, Oriental Guardian, Wang Zhaoshan
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Breastfeeding police officer promoted
Wuhan Morning Post (武汉晨报) reports that Jiang Xiaojuan, the police officer who breast-fed infants without mothers, was promoted.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Fan Meizhong, Jiang Xiaojuan, Wuhan Morning Post
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NBA broadcasting suspended in China
Bao’an Daily (宝安日报), a Shenzhen-based newspaper today reported on front page about China’s ban on TV stations broadcasting NBA games.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Bao'an Daily, CCTV, NBA, SARFT
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Sharon Stone boycott
Today’s Information Times ran a full page special about Hollywood actress Sharon Stone’s comments about the Sichuan earthquake last week at the Cannes film festival. Stone suggested that the quake may have been a result of “bad karma” from China’s treatment of Tibetans.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged boycott, Information Times, Ng See-Yuen, Sharon Stone
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Li Ka-shing, grave robbery and a Hong Kong – Mainland legal precedent
According to today’s Information Times (信息时报): on Monday, two suspects involved in a grave robbery were questioned by a Hong Kong judge.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged grave robbing, Information Times, law, Li Ka-shing
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Govt. loosens post-earthquake birth control
The Beijing News (新京报) reports on a modification in the country’s birth control policy with a personal account of a local villager who lost his two daughters to the earthquake.
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Tagged birth control, earthquake, The Beijing News
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Tent stories in the Beijing News
Today’s Beijing News (新京报) reported on its front page about Hu Jintao’s visit to the tent manufactures in Zhejiang Province. While Mr. Hu is urging the businessmen to speed up production of tents, people are talking about that many relief tents have fallen into the wrong hands.
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Tagged earthquake, tents, The Beijing News
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Soldiers blocked roads leading to Beichuan
The big image on the front page of today’s New Express (新快报) shows a check point guarded by mask-clad soldiers. The headline that is printed on the top of the image reads “Bichuang Evacuated”.
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Tagged Beichuan, earthquake, New Express
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Newspaper suspended for unethical earthquake reporting
New Travel Weekly (旅游新报), a Chongqing-based newspaper was suspended from publishing for using bikini-clad women on the front page on its May 19 issue.”
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged earthquake, ethics, regulation
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