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Author Archives: Eric Mu
Is the age of mass inflation coming?
The Beijing News: According to the latest numbers released by National Bureau of Statistics of China (NBSC), the past October, CPI has grown by 4.4%, the highest in 25 months.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged food, inflation, National Bureau of Statistics, price
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China’s Internet gorillas fight
New Express: Chinese malware remover provider 360 escalates its war with Tencent by accusing it of secretly spying on competitors.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 360, Internet, QQ, Tencent
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104-year-old buddhist monk celebrates birthday in Shenzhen
A centenarian buddhist monk’s birthday drew large number of worshipers to Shenzhen’s Hongfa Temple, today’s Daily Sunshine reports.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Buddhism, Daily Sunshine, religion, Shenzhen
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Beijing decides not to supply heat early this year
Beijing Times: Despite the colder weather, Beijing will not turn heat on earlier this year.
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Tagged bacteria, Beijing Times, bullet train, heat
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Floods wreak havoc in Hainan and SCM wants you to know He Guoqiang cares
The top headline of today’s South China Metropolis reads: He Guoqiang is concerned about the flooding in Hainan.
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Tagged flooding, Hainan, He Guoqiang
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Shanghai imposes quota on home buying
Beijing Times: Despite the government’s tightening policies, property prices in China’s megacities such as Beijing and Shanghai are still hovering around historical highs.
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Tagged real estate, Shanghai，Beijing, suicide
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Olympic Torch to be removed, refashioned into a statue
Beijing Times: A dismantling project is underway to take apart the Olympic Torch that held the 2008 Olympic Flame standing on top of Beijing’s Bird Nest National Stadium.
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Tagged Beijing Times, Olympics, torch
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Chinese trawler captain returns
Zhan Qixiong, arrested Chinese fishery captain, took a charter airliner sent by the Chinese government and landed at Fuzhou airport, where he received a warm welcome.
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Tagged SCO, war game, Zhan Qixiong
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Traffic worsens as Moon Festival draws near
Even though the Moon Festival holiday only starts from tomorrow, Beijing has seen traffic volume mounting recently, leading to frequent traffic jams.
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Tagged Beijing, Moon Festival, The Beijing News, traffic
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Beijing urban rail Changping Line holds a trial run
Yesterday, Changping Line (phase one), an aboveground rail line connects Nanshao station in Changping and Xierqi station, Haidian, successfully held a trial run. The one way trip takes about 40 minutes.
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Tagged Beijing, Beijing Times, subway, transportation, urban development
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