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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Murdoch’s China story — spiked book review
A review of a new book about Rupert Murdoch’s adventures in China.
Posted in Books
Tagged books, Eric Ellis, Rupert Murdoch
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Sudan and South Africa
The South African government position on Darfur explained by a South African academic.
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged Darfur, Olympics, South Africa, Sudan
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Suicide of an engineer
The suicide of a Huawei engineer.
Blogspot accessible in Beijing
Blogspot back? Not likely.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Blogspot, censorship, GFW, Great Firewall, Internet, net nanny
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‘Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Beware the rampageous rooter, my son Xinhua reports: Historic torii damaged in Beijing A historic torii standing on the street in front of Guozijian in Beijing, once the imperial college in China’s olden dynasties, was severely damaged by a rampageous … Continue reading
A dog’s breakfast of a name
A dog’s breakfast of an English name
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged branding, brands, Goubuli, Tianjin, translation
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Tiger Temple on the homeless of Qianmen
Blogger Tiger Temple documents the underclasses of Qinanmen.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged Adrienne Mong, Beijing, Global Voices, John Kennedy, Qianmen, Tiger Temple
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Ten thousand firecrackers
A video showing a strong of ten thousand firecrackers going off to celebrate Lantern Festival.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged Beijing, fireworks, Lantern Festival
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Theater, business and wading into the sea
by Peter Micic
The history of his new article two Chinese words that started as Qing dynasty actors slang and became buzzwords of the Chinese business elite.
The Underwater Deer of Mongolia
This is the trailer of the film about a scuba-diving expedition to Lake Khovsgol in Mongolia. Along with locating two wooden shipwrecks from the 1920s, the team may have come face to face with a lake monster that lake area … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Lake Khvsgol, Mongolia, scuba diving
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