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Category Archives: Internet
Tehran-Beijing direct flights?
The website Persian Journal reports: Tehran and Beijing air liners to open direct flight links between the two metropolitan cities, after the two sides laid out plans to declare the two cities as sister. Chinese companies plan a high-profile contribution … Continue reading
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Self-censorship: the 2,000 pound rhinoceros on the dining table
In sum, the Chinese government’s censorial authority in recent times has resembled not so much a man-eating tiger or fire-snorting dragon as a giant anaconda coiled in an overhead chandelier. Normally the great snake doesn’t move. It doesn’t have to. It feels no need to be clear about its prohibitions. Its constant silent message is “You yourself decide.”
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Hag Sameach! Chant down Babylon!
To observant Jews, this week is Passover or Pesach, which is a celebration of the Jewish people’s escape from slavery in Egypt, mixed up with some Spring Festival-type seasonal fun. Here then, some Sino-Jewish links: The Sino-Judaic Institute – a … Continue reading
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Pan Shiyi, real estate tycoon, has a blog
Pan Shiyi (潘石屹) and Zhang Xin(张欣) are the husband and wife team who control SOHO China, a real estate development company that has been pushing the architectural envelope in Beijing by hiring high-profile foreign architects to design their apartment buildings. … Continue reading
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Anonymous blogger libels American writer
Philip J. Cunningham is called a ‘paid mouthpiece’ by a blogger.
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Xinhua publishes astrology porn
Superstitious beliefs and practices, “spritual pollution” and porn were once targets of the Communist Party’s humorless thought police. How things have changed: the photo on the left is from a gallery of astrological body paintings published on state-owned news agency … Continue reading
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Making nice with Japan: Xinhua puts on the silk gloves
State-owned news agency Xinhua has obviously been instructed to publish some gentler words about Japan to cool everyone’s passions, judging from two articles published on their website today: Koizumi speaks in Jakarta: expresses deep introspection and apologies (in Chinese; there’s … Continue reading
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Little monster robot with lifelike facial expressions
Scientists at the Ha’erbin Institute of Technology have produced a little electronic beast that they are calling China’s first robot with facial expressions, with all-Chinese intellectual property behind the technology. The little monster robot, named Smart Star (百智星), is apparently … Continue reading
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Xinhua mega babefest
State-owned news agency Xinhua just keeps on coming up with the goods: they have published a massive album of photos from the 2005 Miss Universe China qualifying competition.
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Actress age flap jumps from the web to print
Another week, another pointless showbiz scandal: Liu Yifei, this year’s darling of period TV serials, has been accused of faking her age. The allegations stem from a brief scene in the 1992 television series A Beijinger in New York, in … Continue reading
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