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Category Archives: Beijing
Beijing’s most peaceful neighborhoods
The Beijing Times reports on the results of a poll of the city’s communities to name the fifty that are “most peaceful.”
Posted in Beijing, Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing, Beijing Times, communities, polls
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Rights lawyer Ni Yulan － from prison to a Beijing park
The lawyer Ni Yulan (倪玉兰) has been making the rounds on microblogs and the magazine world. Her story began when Beijing successfully won the bid to host the 2008 Olympics － and the municipal government promptly started to ‘beautify’ the city by razing houses and independently owned property.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged human rights, lawyer, Ni Yulan, Southern People Weekly
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Beijing to merge downtown districts
Chongwen and Xuanwu Districts to disappear, reports The Beijing News. Also, a history of Beijing’s administrative divisions.
Posted in Beijing, Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing, history, The Beijing News
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Beijing’s famous graves
Places named after graves in Beijing.
Love in Beijing for African women
Sexy Beijing‘s Su Fei interviews Zimbabwean Vimbayi Kajese, a news presenter on CCTV 9, about the dating scene for African women in Beijing.
Posted in Beijing, Featured Video
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Slogans on Tiananmen Gate
In response to Daniel Gross, a look at how slogans have changed on Tiananmen and Xinhuamen.
African Boots of Beijing
African Boots of Beijing, a 2006 documentary by Luke Mines and Jeremy Goldkorn about an African football team in Beijing, is now online. Part 2 is here (also on Youtube.
Posted in Beijing, Featured Video
Tagged Africa, African Boots of Beijing, Beijing, football, soccer, sports
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David Spindler’s Great Wall
A Q&A with Great Wall expert David Spindler.
Posted in Beijing, People, Photography
Tagged @altcat, Beijing, David Spindler, photography, The Great Wall
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Beijing flyover
Planes and helicopters over Beijing, October 1, 2009.
The ground falls out from under Beijing’s business district (again)
A sinkhole opens up near Beijing’s Dawangqiao, not far away from the spot where another sinkhole turned up in 2007.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged Beijing Times, CBD, sinkholes
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