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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Three decades after the Sino-Vietnamese War
Phoenix Weekly has an extensive cover feature on the Sino-Vietnamese War.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Phoenix Weekly, photographs, Sino-Vietnamese War, Vietnam, Wang Hong, war
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Jacky Jin: China’s tastemaker
Global Post follows Jacky Jin, publisher of the Chinese editions of FHM the Robb Report, who talks about harmony between the sexes and the effect that the economic slowdown will have on luxury consumption.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged FHM, Global Post, Jacky Jin, Robb Report
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Civics lessons, Xinjiang style
Students at an elementary school in Urumqi have to memorize the names of local and national leaders.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged China Youth Daily, education, memorization, Xinjiang
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Writing the history of the Gang of Four
Ye Yonglie completes a massive history of the Gang of Four.
Posted in Books
Tagged biography, books, Cultural Revolution, Gang of Four, Ye Yonglie
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New rules imposed on Internet video content
SARFT goes after camgirls.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged SARFT, video, vulgarity
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China’s morning papers urge you to eat breakfast
Beijing Morning Post is one of the 19 morning papers sponsoring a “three morning concept” program with KFC.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Beijing Morning Post, KFC
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An irreverent graphic designer talks about his work
Zhang Facai, creator of witty joke ads, talks about his work and blog.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, interviews, puns, Zhang Facai
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In search of UFOs
The Journal of UFO Research is now printed in full-color.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Duzhe Group, magazines, The Journal of UFO Research
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Exploiting Confucius for fun and profit
An op-ed in the Beijing Daily argues for a detached treatment of Confucius rather than the deification or exploitation that will likely be used.
Posted in Film
Tagged @altcat, Beijing Daily, Chow Yun-fat, Confucius, film, history, Hu Mei
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Sinologist heaps praise on Chinese genre writer
Wolfgang Kubin is quoted comparing Cai Jun to the best of Stephen King. A hoax?
Posted in Books
Tagged @altcat, Cai Jun, hype, literature, thrillers, Wolfgang Kubin
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