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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Spring Festival crosstalk and the reform era
Crosstalk and comic sketches at the Spring Festival Gala are pretty lack-luster. Pan Caifu explains that it’s because they’re expected to be uplifting, not satiric.
Posted in TV
Tagged @altcat, Pan Caifu, Spring Festival Gala, xiangsheng
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CCTV cuts broadcast of Obama address
CCTV doesn’t like Obama’s comments on fascism and communism.
Posted in Featured Video
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Show your patriotism through spending
Outlook Weekly argues that active consumption is patriotic.
Posted in Financial crisis
Tagged Outlook Weekly, patriotism, spending
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Behind the Chinese blogging boom
Japanese writer Kato Yoshikazu discusses blog popularity in China
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, Kato Yoshikazu, Oriental Outlook
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Proposals from the Beijing 2009 CPPCC session
A list of interesting proposals to come out of this year’s CPPCC session in Beijing.
Posted in Government
Tagged aside, Beijing, CPPCC, proposals
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Say you’re satisfied, for the sake of the children
Children’s school scores are held hostage to ensure their parents fill out a survey satisfactorily.
Posted in Survey
Tagged fraud, Oriental Outlook, schools, surveys
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Visions of magazine covers
Cover mosaics for four major Chinese magazines.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged CBN Weekly, Modern Weekly, New Weekly, Vision
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Yao Ming shares a Coke with Liu Xiang
For the New Year, Yao Ming stops by Liu Xiang’s place to see how his recovery is progressing. Coca-Cola features prominently in this video broadcast on CCTV-News. Soft ad? Lots of people think so.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged CCTV, Coca-Cola, Liu Xiang, Yao Ming
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Street performer in Shanghai
From Youku, a street performer outside the Shanghai train station on January 1. Looks like it was a pretty windy day.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged acrobatics, Shanghai, video
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