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Category Archives: Danwei Picks
The importance of an ATM thief’s retrial
Midi cancelled; Xu Ting’s retrial; BOCOG vs. Australia; Beijing’s reservoirs; Old Beijing buildings; music design
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged BOCOG, MIDI, movies, Olympic torch relay, water
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Promoting Brand China
Flags get sent out; Canadian journalist responds to Chinese state media; roads blocked at pilgrimage time; Han Han on the boycotts; Hitchens on Mugabe and China; massive botnets. Li Yang and Crazy English
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Tagged botnets, boycott, Crazy English, flags
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Upcoming China-related books
Upcoming China-related books; no Olympic scalping; torch relays in North Korea and southeast Asia; Carrefour mob attacks American volunteer teacher.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged books, Olympic torch relay, Olympics, scalping, sports
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How to wash your brain
The origins of brainwashing; Wang Xiaofeng on media; Chinese arms for Zimbabwe; a book on China in Africa; a call for law blogs; Richard Quest; anti-CNN t-shirts for sale.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged arms, brainwashing, CNN, law, South Africa, Wang Xiaofeng, Zimbabwe
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China bashing and the reverse
The Chinese government and PR; China bashing returns; High speed rail; Grace Wang speaks; miracle health products; visa situation; Xinjiang and the future; Clinton’s adviser quits; 17 Party Congress book.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged AmCham, Clinton, Grace Wang, Party Congress, politics, PR, railways, Xinjiang
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The Chinese experience in Italy
Xu Zhiyuan on Chinese in Italy; books about child-rearing; Lawyers from Taiwan come to the mainland.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged books, child-rearing, Italy
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Donuts and guidebooks full of holes
Donuts in Shanghai; stories about Lonely Planet China; a look at both sides of the western media bias protests; more anti-CNN.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged CNN, donuts, guidebooks, Lonely Planet, Tibet
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News from Sudan
Box office failure for Asian film; Boao forum and Vincent Siew; a hospital in Sudan; Sudanese runners; construction suspended for Olympics.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged Africa, Ma Yansong, movies, Olympics, Sudan
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The story of an early private restaurant
A private restaurant in Beijing; American money in Fujian; reporting on the Chinese environment; protests; the smoking ban; TV elections
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Tagged angry youth, elections, Fujian, restaurants, smoking, Tibet
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Fortress Besieged, Liuzhou edition
Getting back into prison; Carrying the torch for peace; corrupt bureaucracy; Yuan below 7 dollars; Yunnan filmmakers.