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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Three minutes of noise
At 2:27 pm on May 19, people in China marked the Sichuan earthquake that started on May 12 at this time by keeping silent for three minutes, while cars, ships and trains blasted their horns. Clip shot by Ada Shen.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged earthquake, mourning, Sichuan, Wenchuan
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The Chinese Red Cross and its critics
The history of the Chinese Red Cross and Netease’s problem with its lack of transparency.
Posted in Charity
Tagged charity, earthquake, Netease, Red Cross
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The flag at Tian’anmen at half mast
CCTV news footage showing the Chinese national flag being raised to half mast at Tian’anmen this morning.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged earthquake, flags, Tian'anmen
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Three day mourning period
China goes entertainment-free to commemorate earthquake victims.
Posted in State media
Tagged earthquake, Sichuan, Wenchuan
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Getting supplies to the epicenter
CCTV footage showing PLA soldiers assembling pontoon bridges to give access to Wenchuan to transport relief workers and supplies.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged earthquake, natural disasters, PLA, Sichuan, Wenchuan
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Burma cyclone eye witness accounts
Two eye witness eye accounts from the cyclone in Burma.
Posted in China's neighborhood
Tagged Burma, cyclone, Myanmar, Nargis, natural disasters, Rangoon, Yangon
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Earthquake updates
Links to news sources about the Sichuan earthquake.
Posted in Information
Tagged BBC, earthquake, NPR, Red Cross, Shanghaiist, Sichuan, Wenchuan
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Wen Jiabao with a loudhailer
CCTV segment showing Wen Jiabao with a loudhailer encouraging victims of the earthquake in Sichuan (Chinese only).
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged earthquake, natural disasters, Sichuan, Wenchuan, Wenjiabao
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Remembering the Tangshan earthquake of 1976
A 1983 news article written after the first foreign reporters visited Tangshan after the 1976 earthquake there.
Posted in The Earnshaw Vault
Tagged 1976, earthquakes, natural disasters, Sichuan, Tangshan
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Xinhua: Earthquake death toll nearly 10,000
Xinhua reports on the Sichuan earthquake.
Posted in State media
Tagged earthquakes, natural disasters, Sichuan, Xinhua
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