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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
2013: The Fat Years — Interview with Chan Koonchung
A brief interview with Chan Koonchung (aka John Chan or Chen Guanzhong 陈冠中）, author of the near future dystopian novel 2013, The Fat Years (盛世：中国2013年). Also on Tudou. See also earlier Danwei Q&A with Chan.
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‘My breasts, my show’ and Craigslist clone shut down for obscenity
The China Internet Illegal Information Reporting Centre recently condemned Mop.com and Zhantai.com for large amounts of obscene content.
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Hebei Bangzi opera, Great Wall & organic farm food
Another video for Danwei’s summer promotion of the Chen family farm: See Great Wall Fresh for more information about organic farm food and Great Wall hikes.
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Student essay competition: Is China’s growth sustainable?
The Diplomat is organizing an essay competition for students aged 18 to 25 years old who are citizens or permanent residents of any member country of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum.
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Chinese science fiction: A podcast and reading list
A Sinica podcast on Chinese science fiction featuring author Chen Qiufan. Plus, a list of resources for more Chinese SF-related information.
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Tagged Chen Qiufan, science fiction
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Dragon boat racing
Dragon boat racing and traffic fines payable by debit card.
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Business Travel magazine cheats on audit
Business Travel magazine (商务旅行) has been kicked off BPA’s list of audited publications:
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Tagged BPA, magazines, media business
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Veteran China journalist Paul Mooney
A chat about being a foreign journalist in China with Paul J. Mooney, who first came to Asia as a soldier in the Vietnam war, and has worked as a journalist in China since the 1980s. Filmed and edited by Eric Mu.
Posted in Featured Video, Media
Tagged journalism, media, Paul J. Mooney, Western Media
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Apple and octogenerian leaders
Outdated assumptions on Apple Mac’s entry for “octogenerian”.
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Wild China
A chat with Zhang Mei, founder of luxury travel company WildChina, filmed by Eric Mu at The Hall of Brief Snow in Beijing. Also on Youtube and Tudou.
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