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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Harmonious Asian Games means no emergencies
A community in Guangzhou will fine migrants who call the 110 emergency hotline during the Asian Games.
Posted in Migrant workers
Tagged Asian Games, emergency, floating population, Guangzhou, police
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An environmental protection association, a pyramid scheme, and a 5,000-RMB miracle pill
The Shenzhen Evening News reports on a fake wonder-drug that’s being used to attract applicants to a pyramid scheme.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged health care, medicine, scams, Shenzhen Evening News
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Another fire at an oil tank in Dalian
Another oil fire at the same port in Dalian that saw a major oil explosion in July.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, Dalian, disaster, fire
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You won’t see this in the People’s Daily
A spoof People’s Daily front page containing Thorbjorn Jagland’s op-ed defending Liu Xiaobo’s Nobel Peace Prize.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chen Yong, egao, Liu Xiaobo, People's Daily, Ruan Ji
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Support the local language!
Southern Metropolis Daily prints a headline in Cantonese.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Language
Tagged @nogfw, Cantonese, dialect, Mandarin, Southern Metropolis Daily
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Soho Xiaobao, a thought-provoking corporate magazine, ceases publication
Pan Shiyi’s Soho Xiaobao abruptly halts publication after its 119th issue.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged magazines, Pan Shiyi, Soho Xiaobao
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This month in Chinese science fiction
Lu Yang dies, Li Chang is finally dismissed from his positions at Science Fiction World, and SF authors participate in a trendy design and art festival.
Posted in Books
Tagged Get it Louder, Lu Yang, science fiction, SF
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Ring roads in the northeast
The Shenyang Evening News and the New Culture View report on infrastructure development in their respective cities.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged infrastructure, New Culture View, roads, Shenyang Evening News
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Translation award vacant in Fifth Lu Xun Literary Prize
One laureate for poetry has a series of poems lauding women from Wuhan who light up the silver screen; the translation award is vacant this year.
Posted in Translation
Tagged Chinese Writers' Association, literature, Lu Xun Literary Prize, poetry, translation
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Chongqing man stuns press by conjuring up 30,000 RMB
The Chongqing Economic Times reports on a man who conjured up 30,000 RMB.
Posted in Law
Tagged Chongqing Economic Times, conjuring, scams
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