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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Looking for the next Yao Ming
2.15 meter tall Zhou Qi helps China’s under-16 squad best Turkey. Chongqing Times calls him the next Yao Ming.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged basketball, Valentine's Day, Yao Ming, Zhou Qi
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A national strategic language for China
An opinion piece from the Global Times (环球时报) argues for the importance of naming China’s national language correctly to preserve national unity.
Posted in Language
Tagged Global Times, language, linguistics, Zhang Wenmu
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Snow comes to Beijing at last
The Beijing Times reports on the light snowfall that dusted the city last night after 108 days without precipitation.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing, Beijing Times, drought, snow
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Holiday ends, rates up, kids found, Sudan splits
New Express reports on the interest rate hike, the crowd-sourced reunion of child beggars with their parents, and southern Sudan’s vote to secede.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged child beggars, interest rates, New Express, Sudan
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Diary of an alien in Beijing
E2MAN the alien launches a Sina microblog.
Li Na the Great
The Daily Sunshine is gelivable.
Seized contraband means an early fireworks show
A cornucopia of interesting stories in the Peninsula Metropolis Daily.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chunyun, fireworks, Spring Festival, suicide, Wen Jiabao
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“China on the Way”
This 17-minute-long “national image film” features a string of uplifting facts and inspiring pronouncements: “Chinese people have never cherished their cultural heritage more than today, nor felt more its lingering charm, which is why, after so many generations, we are still here.”
Beijing’s most peaceful neighborhoods
The Beijing Times reports on the results of a poll of the city’s communities to name the fifty that are “most peaceful.”
Posted in Beijing, Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing, Beijing Times, communities, polls
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