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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Go to work drunk in Sanlitun
If you live in Gongsan Plaza, you can go to work hung-over, says this advertisement, from Shimao Group.
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged real estate, Sanlitun, Shimao Group
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Documenting Beijing’s graffiti
LLYS photographs Beijing’s ephemeral street art. Also, a graffiti festival in Sanlitun.
Posted in Art
Tagged Beijing Boyce, graffiti, LLYS, Time Out Beijing
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Dueling statements in the Deng Yujiao murder case
Deng Yujiao’s lawyers were dismissed, the local government said. Says who? they reply.
Posted in Law
Tagged Deng Yujiao, law, sexual assault
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A “parkour” look at Beijing
A city guide to Beijing that comes in four volumes with fold-out maps and exploded diagrams.
Declaring a separation from irrational online public opinion
Lu Jinbo draws a line distancing himself from online public opinion.
Posted in Freedom of expression
Tagged blogs, books, Lu Jinbo, online public opinion, publishing
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Should foreigners get free admission to Chinese museums?
Zhou Wenhan argues that while foreigners shouldn’t be squeezed for ticket fees, free admission can be an effective diplomatic tool.
Posted in Tourism
Tagged foreigners, museums, The Beijing News, tickets, Zhou Wenhan
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70 kph, indifference, and the rule of law
He Dong responds to the Hangzhou 70kph case, in which a driver who struck and killed a college student was said by police to have been travelling far slower than many people believed.
How to find important news
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