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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Jilin has nothing to fear from the DPRK
A newspaper reassures its readership after North Korea shells the south.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged DPRK, East Asia Economy and Trade News, Korea, lottery, ROK, war
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A charity fund in your name
By donating 10,000 RMB, Suzhou residents can set up a charity fund in their name.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged charity, City Business News, Suzhou
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Porcelain Pagoda to be rebuilt
Wang Jianlin donates a billion RMB to reconstruct the Da Bao’en Temple, which was destroyed in the Taiping Rebellion.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged donations, temples, Wanda, Wang Jianlin, Yangtse Evening Post
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Drop the bread if you want to live
Jianghuai Morning News scares its readers
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged heath, Jianghuai Morning News, trans fats
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Bringing the Bohai Sea to Xinjiang
A conference proposes routing seawater from Bohai Gulf to Xinjiang to fight desertification.
Posted in Environmental problems
Tagged Bohai, engineering, water, Xinjiang
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Dissidents and their activities
“其人其事” for various exiles and dissidents.
Posted in Books
Tagged @nogfw, dissidents, Gao Xingjian, Liu Xiaobo
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Goings-on in Urumqi
The Xinjiang Metropolis Daily reports on some local news.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged lawsuit, Urumqi, Xinjiang Metropolis Daily
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Focus on Qamdo
The Tibet Business Daily has a serialized feature on the Liberation of Qamdo, 1950.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged @nogfw, Qamdo, Tibet Business Daily
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A Nanjing without news kiosks
A Nanjing newsstand (see story #11 ) Nanjing has decided that news kiosks are a blight on the city. Erected on the roadway, they create yet another unnecessary obstacle to the growing number of cars on the streets. Moved to … Continue reading
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Nanjing, newsstands, Yangtse Evening Post
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Curtain falls on the Shanghai Expo
Expo 2010 wrapped up in Shanghai on Sunday, October 31.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Expo, Oriental Morning Post
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