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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Big Iron’s broken promises
The Ministry of Railways been promising a speedy resolution to the Spring Festival ticket crunch for many years.
Posted in Transport
Tagged Cao Lin, Chunyun, Ministry of Railways, Youth Times
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Why are we no longer making progress?
The New Life Post is not optimistic about rail service over the Spring Festival.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chunyun, dairy, Kunming, New Life Post, rail
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Taiwan TV host cut from mainland awards program
Kevin Tsai (蔡康永) appears at a Baidu-sponsored end-of-year Internet roundup, but is cut out of the Jiangsu TV broadcast.
Posted in Media regulation, TV
Tagged Baidu, Jiangsu TV, Kevin Tsai, Meng Fei
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A stealth fighter and two more firsts
The Daily Sunshine reports on the maiden flight of China’s new J-20 stealth fighter, the reorganization of the One Foundation, and the first network police station.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged charity, Daily Sunshine, Jet Li, military, One Foundation, police, stealth fighter
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No leeway for drunk drivers
The Oriental Morning Post reports on proposed amendments to the criminal law.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged law, Oriental Morning Post, real estate
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Sting operation nabs a lit mag vendor
A middle school student working with Cultural Market Enforcers hooks a news kiosk proprietor dealing in contraband Fiction Monthly.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Beijing, Beijing Post, Fiction Monthly, newsstands
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Giant panda rampages through Manhattan
A cover image from Vista (看天下).
Do not wear panda mask while driving vehicle
A man wears a panda mask while driving in Ningbo. Dangerous, says the Southeast Business News.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged mask, netspeak, panda, Southeast Business
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Good news for renters
The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development releases new measures governing leasing.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Evening News, housing, leasing
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Xinhua terminates reporter who interviewed family members
Yan Bingguang, a reporter who frequently interviewed her own family for news reports, gets terminated after online mockery.
Posted in State media
Tagged journalism, South China Morning Post, Xinhua
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