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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
The end of work for all in 1981
I salute you, now get a job Graham Earnshaw was the Daily Telegraph correspondent in Beijing from 1980 to 1984, and he’s been looking through his clippings, which seem to prove both that China has changed completely and also that … Continue reading
Posted in The Earnshaw Vault
Tagged Employment, Reform and Opening Up, socialism
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Souvenir of nationalism 2008
Famous blogger Wang Xiaofeng explains why he bought an anti-CNN T-shirt.
Posted in Fashion
Tagged anti-CNN, boycott, CNN, nationalism, protests, T-shirts, Wang Xiaofeng
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Olympic venues open, tickets scalpers arrested
A roundup of the week’s sporting news.
Posted in Sports
Tagged sports, Sports Illustrated
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Now is not the time for patriotic demonstrations
Han Han discourages his readers from extreme displays of patriotism.
Posted in Nationalism
Tagged Han Han, May Fourth, nationalism, patriotism, protests
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Careless talk to foreigners
An article from 1981 about how to deal with foreigners.
Posted in The Earnshaw Vault
Tagged foreigners, state secrets
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Street scenes in the Sichuan dialect
Jonathan Kott (aka Jiang Nan) walks the streets of Chengdu speaking the local dialect. tbjblog has more about this local celebrity.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Chengdu, Sichuan, video
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Fear of FEER
Did CNPIEC ban an issue of the Wall Street Journal because of a FEER ad?
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged CNPIEC, FEER, Mongolia, nationalism, Wall Sreet Journal
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Dancing trees of Yunnan
A news story from Yunnan in 1981 about a music-loving tree.
MIDI music festival cancelled?
MIDI music festival canceled.
Carrefour hacked?
Carrefour website hacked?
Posted in Nationalism
Tagged boycott, Carrefour, France, nationalism, Olympic torch relay
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