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Author Archives: Hudson Lockett
Internet Poll on changing China’s strange public holiday system
While much of the world looks forward to official holidays that can be predicted years in advance, China’s annual muddle over the coming year’s holiday schedule has long been a reliable source of confusion. But yesterday the Holiday Office published … Continue reading
Posted in Business and the Economy, Consumer Culture, Internet and Media
Tagged Danwei.com, holidays, polls
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The end of Occupy Central, Hong Kong
This was a live blog following the countdown to the initial 9pm deadline on August 27 to vacate the HSBC building’s walkthrough. Despite receiving a reprieve–likely a few days–the activists and homeless residents of Occupy Central (占领中环) in Hong Kong still stand … Continue reading
Posted in Business and the Economy, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged activism, banks, Central, Danwei.com, Hong Kong, HSBC, Masters of the Universe, Occupy, Occupy Central, the Great Unwashed
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Six days in Hong Kong’s Occupy Central
28 days after the Occupy Wall Street protests started in New York on 17 September 2011, activists began gathering in the walkthrough plaza underneath the HSBC bank building, in Central district, Hong Kong. The initial group of activists were young … Continue reading
Posted in Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged Central, Danwei.com, Hong Kong, HSBC, Occupy, Occupy Central
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Photos of Hong Kong’s anti-national education protest
This photo gallery of the anti-national education protest in Hong Kong is by Danwei contributor Hudson C. Lockett IV, a Beijing-based freelance writer and photographer. His last article for Danwei was on ecologist Xie Yan’s fight against bad conservation laws in … Continue reading
Posted in School and Education
Tagged Danwei.com, Hong Kong
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Yeah She Wins: Sinica Week
This is the Sinica Week, a summary of the most important China stories from the last seven days along with recommendations from guests on Sinica, a weekly podcast about current affairs in China, hosted by Kaiser Kuo and Danwei’s Jeremy … Continue reading
Posted in Sinica Week, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged Danwei.com
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Xie Yan and the fight against bad conservation laws
When ecologist Xie Yan heard about the Natural Heritage Conservation Act, she knew she had to kill it. So she wrote a letter. The open letter, posted on February 5 to Xie’s blog, became the focus of a story the … Continue reading
Posted in Wildlife, Nature and the Environment
Tagged conservation, Danwei.com, environment, Wilderness, wildlife, Xie Yan
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The uncertain return of Beijing wildlife
Outside a cafe in east Beijing, a small bird fluttered to the ground and hopped and pecked at the concrete. Beijing Bird Watching Society member Li Ming cracked a smile and said “Passer montanus.” A humble sparrow, which Li says … Continue reading
Posted in Wildlife, Nature and the Environment
Tagged Beijing, Bird Watching, Birding, birds, Danwei.com, environment, hog badger, leopard, leopard cat, nature, Nuthatch, Swallow, Swift, Weasel, wildlife
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