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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Invisible Wings: 2009’s college exam essay questions
Beijing’s essay topic was “invisible wings.” That and the rest of this year’s prompts, as well as some responses from famous authors.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged essays, gaokao, Mirror
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Anticipating the college entrance exams
Nanguo Metropolis Daily reports on the fatal storm in Henan. Also, a look back at the gaokao of 1977.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged college entrance exam, gaokao, Nanguo Metropolis Daily, storms
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News anchor Luo Jing dies at 48
Luo Jing, the face of CCTV Network News for two decades, passed away in Beijing this morning.
Posted in State media
Tagged CCTV, Luo Jing, Network News
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Reading Style: Another dodgy digest magazine launches in Beijing
Reading Style (精品阅读) launches with a two-year-old “launch editorial” by Mao Yushi.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged launch issue, magazines, Reading Style
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NDRC refutes rumors, raises the price of fuel anyway
Last week, NDRC said it wouldn’t raise the price of oil. This week, it has.
Posted in Government
Tagged Hecaitou, NDRC, oil, Pan Haitian
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The cult of a Super Girl
Super Girl Li Yuchun Photoshopped into a messianic figure.
Posted in Trends and Buzz
Tagged Li Yuchun, memes, photoshop, religion
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Someone’s got to give a urine sample
Mandatory bloodwork: “The patient doesn’t have to do them himself.”
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged hospitals, Oriental Outlook
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The right to refuse to “chat”: Liu Xiaoyuan on Ai Weiwei’s police visit
Liu Xiaoyuan explains the logic behind “chats” after Ai Weiwei gets a visit from the police.
Posted in Law
Tagged Ai Weiwei, De-Sci, Liu Xiaoyuan, police
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