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Category Archives: Internet
Get it louder!
A travelling art and design exhibition.
That’s BJ
Entertainment magazine That’s Beijing’s new website is starting to fill up with classified ads: apartments for rent, stuff for sale, jobs etc. And then there’s this type of thing: We are two young women that live in Beijing. One of … Continue reading
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US visa process system improved in Beijing?
Xinhua republishes an article from CRIEnglish.com: A senior US official in charge of visa affairs says the US embassy in Beijing has improved its visa processing system and that more Chinese applicants will be able to have their applications approved … Continue reading
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Search One a Day
Danwei’s sister site, the one-Chinese-idiom-a-day Oneaday.org, now has a search function, here.
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Two “Design Hotels” in China
The website Design Hotels describes itself thusly: design hotels™ was established in 1993 to provide marketing and global representation services for design-led hotels worldwide. Subscribing to the view of design as a measure of living, not as a temporary trend, … Continue reading
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Chinese Press in English
There’s a new site offering translations from Chinese newspapers. From the site description of Press Interpreter: Press Interpreter is the website of the World Press Translation Project (WPTP). WPTP is an Internet community of people of all levels of Arabic … Continue reading
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Fried Lies
A funny personal blog by an Irish guy living in Beijing: Fried Lies aka Paper Tiger. The Irish guy appears to be a cross talk performer who may be about to join the Coalmine Arts Troupe (煤矿文工团). Here are two … Continue reading
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BBC debate to be broadcast from Shanghai; BBC website unblocked, sort of
From the China Daily: The British Broadcasting Company’s (BBC) flagship political debate programme, Question Time, will broadcast a special edition from Shanghai later this month… …The project has been given the go-ahead for March 10 by the Shanghai Municipal Foreign … Continue reading
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SAIC tries to buy Rover on the cheap
The Observer reports on the price Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation is prepared to pay for ailing British car maker Rover. The deal sounds a bit like a Silk Alley bargaining session, with the price dropping and dropping every time anyone … Continue reading
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China Youth Daily is not amused by cybersex technology
Running Dog has got the goods.
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