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Category Archives: Beijing
Picking up some durian fruit on Jiu Gulou road
Dongdongqiang’s blog reposts from Douban about a forced eviction.
Umbrella men
Found via Shanghaiist, this is a hilarious video of CNN correspondent John Vause trying to film yesterday in Beijing yesterday and being obstructed by men wielding umbrellas.
A “parkour” look at Beijing
A city guide to Beijing that comes in four volumes with fold-out maps and exploded diagrams.
Chinese developer: Buy a house, get a wife for free
Jin Tai Cheng, a Beijing company, is offering a creative solution for prospective buyers at its “Ecological Bay” Villa project.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Beijing, Business, Real Estate
Tagged housing, real estate
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Beijing spring days
Spring in Beijing: a photo.
In praise of fireworks
In praise of China’s annual fireworks season.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged CCTV, CCTV Building, fire, fireworks, Pan Shiyi, Rem Koolhaas
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Black Shanzhai village near Beijing
A village near Beijing with a newly trendy name.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged Beijing, donkey meat, Heishanzhai, Huairou, shanzhai
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Ghosts of Empire: Peking
A 1931 newsreel called “Ghosts of Empire: Peking” from the Port O’Call series by William M. Pizor.
Beijing giant light show
A photo of the lights shooting out of China World Tower 3.