Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn

How to get around the financial news regulations

Another round in the decade long fight between Xinhua and the foreign financial news agencies.

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Chinglish Monkey King

A Chinglish version of the theme song to the much-loved 1986 TV serial of Monkey King (西游记).

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Swine flu on the airwaves

Swine flu in the news.

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Raising money for Zhao Tielin

A sale of photos of village prostitutes to raise money for photographer Zhao Tielin’s medical expenses.

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FM3 live in Beijing

FM3 playing music with their Buddha Box at Beijing nightclub D22.

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The People’s Daily, 20 years ago today

Another 20 year anniversary.

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Danwei T-shirt competition winner

The winning entry in Danwei’s T-shirt design competition.

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Debut album by Kazakh musician Mamer

A video promo for Eagle, a new album by Uighur musician Mamer.

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Why are you laughing?

A video ad for CityFu.com.

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Beijing’s second airport, as reported in Hong Kong

A new airport for Beijing, reported from a strange source.

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