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Category Archives: Blogs
Prices for food and petrol neck-to-neck in Boston and Hangzhou
On microblog and news portals an interesting comparison is being drawn: Prices in Boston and China. A netizen Wang Pei (王佩) conducted a test of prices for different produce in China with its counterpart in Boston and found results to be alarming. Apart from vegetables, meats all cost more in China. Here is her list of produce:
Belief in contemporary China
Li Xiangping blogs about the sociological implications of religious beliefs in contemporary China.
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China blogs in English – a podcast
A podcast about English language blogs about China.
Stuff you can’t microblog about
Sina microblogger Cheng Yizhong discovers that he doesn’t turn up in a Sina microblog search.
Posted in Blogs, Media regulation
Tagged Cheng Yizhong, microblogs, Sina
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Translation and photography in Shanghai
At A Room With a View, btr writes poetry, posts photos of Shanghai, and covers literature in translation.
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Tagged @mwchinese, btr, photography, poetry
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Observations on the mainland media
Fang Kecheng comments on Chinese journalism.
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The hydra-like blogger C. Custer
The hydra-like C. Custer translates and blogs at China Geeks, China / Divide and ChinaSmack.
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Tagged @mwenglish, C. Custer, China / Divide, Chinageeks
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Expo 2010 and other stories from Shanghai
At Shanghai Scrap, Adam Minter covers the scrap trade, Catholicism in China, and most recently, the Shanghai World Expo and the pitiful United States pavilion.
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Tagged @mwenglish, Shanghai Expo, Shanghai Scrap
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Dispatches from the drought zone
Shi Hanbing blogs about economics and the Yunnan drought.
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Tagged @mwchinese, China Today, drought, economics, Model Worker, Shi Hanbing
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