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Category Archives: Events
Danwei Plenary Session registration closed
Registration has closed for Danwei’s First Plenary Session this coming Thursday evening. There may still be a few places left for the evening’s events if you show up on the day, but unfortunately we cannot guarantee admission to this intimate … Continue reading
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Danwei 4th anniversary T-shirt give-away
Danwei in its youth Danwei.org is four years old today. Our first post was published at 7:07pm Beijing time on October 24, 2003. It was about Chiang Kaishek’s famous wife, Song Meiling, who died on October 24, 2003 in New … Continue reading
Chinese blogger conference 2007
Registration has opened for the Chinese bloggers conference 2007. The first conference was held in Shanghai in 2006, last year’s was in Hangzhou. The conference naturally has a blog which is being updated as the event schedule falls into place. … Continue reading
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Cory Doctorow at the Beijing Bookworm tonight
Tonight at 7:30pm at the Beijing Bookworm: a speech by science-ficiton writer and Boing Boing co-editor Cory Doctorow. Doctorow has published three science fiction novels which he also gives away for free as Internet downloads (see his website Craphound to … Continue reading
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Diving expedition to ancient Mongolian lake
Steven Schwankert is the founder of Beijing diving school SinoScuba. From August 9 to 23 this year, he will lead the first-ever diving expedition to Lake Khovsgol, an ancient body of water in Mongolia that contains two percent of the … Continue reading
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Borderline moving images festival
Borderline is a 9 day long festival of moving images and visual arts held in Beijing. Now in its second year, the festival features video screenings and video art, lectures, a mobile moving image lab, and live music in venues … Continue reading
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English language theater in Beijing
I Heart Beijing, an predominantly English-language play by Elyse Ribbons, returns to Beijing in mid-June, 2007.
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Danwei Quickie: NOFX in Beijing
NOFX is a seminal American punk band. Their music has been influencing the Chinese punk scene since it first started over ten years ago. This is a quickie look at the pre-concert press conference before their very first show in … Continue reading
Qingdao festival of music, art and film
Oil painting by Qingdao artist Da Mao Qingdao MAX is a new annual art and cultural event in Qingdao, organized by the people behind the city’s English-language magazine and website Red Star. The event is dedicated to “showing off some … Continue reading
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Did you plant a tree yesterday?
China’s tree-planting compliance rate stands at just 55%.
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Tagged Arbor Day, environment, Guo Guangdong, rule of law
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