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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Tofu building investigations
Two links about shoddily constructed schools.
Posted in Quality control
Tagged construction, corruption, earthquake, floods, quality control, schools, Sichuan
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Workers book launch this Friday
British artist Helen Couchman will be launching her new book–Workers 工人–at the Beijing Bookworm on Thursday night at 7:30 pm.
Posted in Events
Tagged art, Birds Nest, migrant workers, Olympics, photography, Water Cube, workers
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Vietnam travel advice
Free Vietnam travel advice.
Anonymouse trap
Anonymouse.org is now blocked in China.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Anonymouse, censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny, proxy servers
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Beijing by foot, tonight at The Bookworm
A talk about Beijing history by author Eric Abrahamsen.
Posted in Events
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Eric Abrahamsen, history
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A personal history of the beginning of the Red Guards
A new blog and the blogger’s translation of an article about the early days of the Cultural Revolution.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged Cultural Revolution, Liu Jin, Qinghua Middle School, revolution
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Psychological relief for earthquake victims
Huadan is an organization that provides counseling and psychological therapy to migrant workers and other members of the underclasses. This video shows their new program in Sichuan for earthquake victims.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged earthquake, Huadan, psychology, Sichuan, therapy
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Bloomsday in China
About Bloomsday and the Chinese translation of Ulysses.
Posted in Translation
Tagged James Joyce, June 16, literature, novels, translation, Ulysses, Wen Jieruo, Xiao Qian
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Decadent music
A 1982 news story about “decadent” music.
Posted in The Earnshaw Vault
Tagged decadence, Deng Liqun, media regulation, music, pop music, spiritual pollution
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