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Category Archives: Danwei Picks
June 4 roundup
Links related to the 20th anniversary of 6-4.
Shut out of Dujiangyan
Yin Lichuan reviewed; Chinese basketball; Naomi Klein reviewed; Liu Xiang’s record broken; shut out of Dujiangyan
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged earthquake, Liu Xiang, movies, sports
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Touring a battle zone for kicks
Visas are hard to get anywhere; SARFT licenses also-rans; WashPost slams Wolf Totem; flights to Taiwan; ethical disaster reporting; Runner Fan on TV; touring a battlezone for kicks.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged ethics, Fan Meizhong, journalism, SARFT, Taiwan, visas, Wolf Totem, Yuan Shikai
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There’s money in education
Foreign unis in China; gas prices may rise; stocks fall; Yao Ming and the ref scandal; China vs. Qatar; ethics of online manhunts; exploding toilets.
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Tagged education, football, gasoline, human flesh search engine, PBOC, stocks, toilets, Yao Ming
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Stories of a changing Beijing
Old and new Beijing; rules on reconstruction; criticizing earthquake preparation and response; missionary activity; no photos of China from the air; Nat Geo on disasters; Interview with Xujun Eberlein.
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Tagged airlines, Beijing, earthquake, National Geographic, religion, Yu Qiuyu
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Tasty chocolate
Lotte expands; Liaoning orders you to go home; quake lake; patriotic t-shirts from Kappa.
Music on mobile phones
SARFT vs. 56.com; quake reconstruction; democratization? Wen Jiabao profiled; 19 years; civil society after the earthquake.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged civil society, democracy, earthquake, mobile phones, SARFT, Wen Jiabao
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Coping with pollution on China’s coast
Coastal pollution and pomegranates; remembering the past; Confucianism vs. democracy; quake lake to burst.
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Tagged Confucianism, earthquake, pollution
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Investigating a school collapse
Carrying the Olympic torch; schools and the earthquake; Vantone in the Freedom Tower; crashing a market.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged earthquake, markets, Olympic torch relay, schools, Vantone
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