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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Danwei on Kindle
Danwei is now available as a download for Amazon’s Kindle.
3-wheeled Chinese cars for Michigan
A video about an auto dealer in Michigan selling the Wildfire, a 3-wheeled car apparently from China. But will American chicks dig it?
Posted in Automobiles, Featured Video
Tagged automobile, cars, fuel, transport, Wildfire
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Kung Fu for China holidays and travel
A new Danwei partner: HolidayFu.com: holidays in and around China.
Posted in Advertisement - sponsored content
Tagged flights, holidays, travel
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Zhang Ziyi bikini photos on the Chinese Internet
Tabloid photos of Zhang Ziyi, on the same day as a government organ criticizes websites for being vulgar.
Posted in Internet
Tagged censorship, media regulation, paparazzi, Zhang Ziyi
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An English e-book from a Chinese newspaper
An e-book from The Economic Observer newspaper.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged books, Economic Observer, journalism, newspapers
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To hell with Suzhou dialect!
A multi-faceted blog by an American Muslim in China.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged Arabic, blogs, Islam, language, language learning, Manchu, nciku, Persian, Popup Chinese, Uyghur, Xiaoerjing
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China blog notes on the last day of 2008
China blog lists and new blogs.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, CN Reviews, Peter Micic
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Wu Fei album launch in Beijing
This is an old Danwei video of experimental Guzheng player Wu Fei who has just released a new album titled ‘Yuan’ and will be performing in Beijing January 16 – 18.
China builds world’s largest, scariest ice Santa
Giant Santa’s and church-going Chinese.
Posted in The department of scary Santas
Tagged Christianity, Christmas, Harbin, ice sculpture, religion
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Creative business in China: stop the recession blues
Danwei’s Third Plenary Session: Creative business in China.