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Category Archives: Crime and Corruption
Police bust PR companies for illegal deletion of news and social media postings
On December 5, the People’s Daily published a report about a police investigation into companies that offer services to delete news items and social media postings from the Internet. The article does not, of course, mention that the biggest deleter of information … Continue reading
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Tagged Danwei.com, PR, social media
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Will a tax rebate rejuvenate China’s restaurant industry?
According to a Southern Daily 南方日报 report, Wang Huiying (王惠英), vice inspector of the “Trade in Services and Commercial Services Department” of Ministry of Commerce, revealed that the Ministry is seeking to lower the business tax rate for restaurants from … Continue reading
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Courier companies exposed selling delivery addresses to telemarketers
Economic Information Daily 经济参考报, a business newspaper managed by Xinhua News Agency, published an investigative story on the business of selling names, addresses and contact information extracted from the addresses of senders and recipients on courier packages packages. Courier (kuaidi 快递)services have … Continue reading
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It’s the law: Chengguan in Guangzhou now have to be nice
Better late than never: new regulations in force from today in Guangzhou require all chengguan in the city to be courteous in the enforcement of their duties and to use words like “please”, “thank you” and “I’m sorry”. The new regulations, entitled … Continue reading
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Satan Lucky’s Floating World
Satan Lucky is the pen name of cartoonist and illustrator based in Beijing. He publishes some of his work on Weibo. His style is based on Ukiyo-e — literally “pictures of the floating world”, the traditional Japanese style of woodblock prints and paintings … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Corruption, Health and Medicine, Internet and Media, Music, Books and Art, School and Education, Sex, Drugs and Vice, Traditions, Urban Culture and Cities, Wildlife, Nature and the Environment
Tagged comics, Danwei.com
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Bo Xilai outshone by “people’s judge” Zhai Shuquan
Yesterday, August 22nd, Bo Xilai’s trial got underway in Jinan, Shandong Province. Accused of accepting bribes, corruption, and abuse of office, Bo gave a spirited defence of himself while frequent posts on the court’s official Weibo feed sparked animated discussions … Continue reading
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Tagged Bo Xilai, Danwei.com
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Chengguan go easy on man who constructed Beijing’s “most awesome illegal building”
The news has been dominated in recent days with stories relating to the somehow sudden discovery of a three-story villa covered in shrubbery sitting atop a 26-story building in western Beijing. Now, as construction (or rather, deconstruction) workers set about … Continue reading
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Tagged Danwei.com
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Bo Xilai indicted: “No-one is above the law”
Disgraced former Chongqing Party boss Bo Xilai was indicted yesterday on charges of accepting bribes, corruption, and abuse of official power. Today, Chinese newspapers have responded. The People’s Daily (人民日报) published a strongly-worded editorial under the headline “No one is above the … Continue reading
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Chengguan kill melon vendor with his own measure weights
Yesterday’s front page of the Hainan-based Business Daily of International Tourism Island reported on the latest incident of violence involving chengguan, those city management officials tasked with enforcing regulations on local-level law and order, traffic, sanitation, and the environment. Yet this particular incident … Continue reading
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Chinese journalists attacked by profiteers in Hainan
Journalists from the Nanguo Metropolis Daily 南国都市报 from Hainan went yesterday to investigate claims of fraudulent activities by a company in Hainan. They emerged with only a few scratches to their cameras, but their colleague from Hainan Live TV was not so … Continue reading
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