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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Hangzhou high school students complain about spring break
Hangzhou high school students launch a website to complain about classes scheduled during the spring break.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged education, Hangzhou, vacations
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What should be remembered about the Beichuan Earthquake?
Teng Yun discusses how the one-year anniversary of the Beichuan quake should be observed.
Posted in Sichuan Earthquake
Tagged Beichuan, earthquakes, Teng Yun
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Journalism at the Global Times
Global Times as a hotbed of nationalism? Whoda thunk it?
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged ESWN, Global Times, Wang Xiaodong, Zhang Wen
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A practical handbook for beating street vendors
A chengguan textbook surfaces online. Highlights: how to beat someone without drawing blood.
Posted in Law
Tagged chengguan, law enforcement, Southern Metropolis Daily, textbooks
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A property giant takes on the Xinjiang media
Xinjiang’s Morning Post is barred from communities run by Guanghui Property Management. It strikes back with a three-page feature.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged cults, Morning Post, newspapers, real estate, watchdog journalism, Xinjiang Guanghui Industry
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Promoting the English-language Global Times
Global Times launches an English edition on April 20, 2009. Aimed at a world audience as well as English learners within the country.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Global Times, newspapers
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Who shares Bai Yansong’s Chinese dream?
Reactions to CCTV personality Bai Yansong’s speech at Yale.
Posted in Nationalism
Tagged Bai Yansong, Caogen, Fool's Mountain, Wang Dashui, Wang Xiaodong
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Anti-government t-shirts in Chongqing
T-shirt seller gets hauled in by the police for selling ‘anti-government’ shirts that oppose a bus rate hike.
Saw: Shijiazhuang
Dihongteam Films presents this comedy DV short inspired by the Saw series of horror films. Dialogue is in the local dialect of Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province.
Who’s the real victim of “zero tolerance” for petitions?
Xinhua’s China Comment publishes a complaint by a village petitions official. Yu Jianrong responds.
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