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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
A birthday bash for the People’s Republic
A collage of front-page covers for the 60th Anniversary of the PRC.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 60th anniversary, Dongguan Times, parades
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Envisioning the National Day parade
An artist’s rendering of the 60th Anniversary parade.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 60th anniversary, parades, Yangtse Evening Post
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Armed police and an Expo mascot in Henan
Haibao will star in a Kung-fu feature!
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 60th anniversary, Expo 2010, Haibao, Henan Legal Daily
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Looking forward to 60th Anniversary fireworks
And replacing the Chairman’s portrait on Tiananmen.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 60th anniversary, Beijing Morning Post, Mao Zedong, The Beijing News
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Making history in Changzhou
The coolest motor-home in history.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 60th anniversary, Air Force, Changzhou Evening Paper, houses
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A crowd-sourced translation of The Lost Symbol: is this copyright infringement?
Translation website Yeeyan has organized a netizen effort to translate Dan Brown’s new novel. But does their project violate his intellectual property rights?
Posted in Books, Intellectual Property
Tagged copyright infringement, crowd-sourced translation, Dan Brown, IPR, Janson Yao, translation, Yeeyan
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Beijing gets a fly-by
Fighter jet fly-by of Beijing and a white paper on Xinjiang.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 60th anniversary, Chongqing Times, Xinjiang
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Liu Xiang’s comeback, brought to you by Amway
Liu Xiang’s return to running makes the front pages. An Amway ad for Nutrilite featuring the hurdler accompanies him.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Sports
Tagged Amway, Liu Xiang, Southern Metropolis Daily
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Woman From Shanghai and the marketing of Chinese literature in translation
The cover to the English translation of Yang Xianhui’s collection of stories from a rightist camp shows an attractive, traditional woman in a qipao. Berlin Fang looks at what books about China are published in the US and how they are marketed.
Posted in Books
Tagged Berlin Fang, book covers, books, Peng Lun, translations, Wen Huang, Yang Xianhui
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