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Category Archives: Internet
A familiar looking website
Chris Reiterman says: “Two years old, but still one of my favorites because its just so fucking obvious…” Have a look at the following sequence: The above is taken from the Audi wesbite. The below is taken from Beijing Sanxing’s … Continue reading
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Doggy style in Guangzhou
Marie Claire’s Chinese edition profiles Muzi Mei.
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Miss China
PRC News spots the newly chosen Miss China on TV, and then on Xinhua and on Sina (pictured below). Her name is Zhang Xinrong.
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Sexy Sohu
Sohu’s multi-media messaging services are getting saucy. Check this out: If you have a multi-media friendly mobile phone and use it in China, you can download these images here.
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What is a white collar worth?
Netease invites you to join its online recruitment service with this inducement: “Send your resume for free, become a bourgeois white collar and make more than RMB10,000 (USD1,200) a month!” Who could resist? ‘White collar’ has become the jargon term … Continue reading
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China blogs in English
An old, outdated list of blogs from when Danwei was first getting off the ground, back in 2003.
Rebellion is not a crime! Revolution is just!
Morning Sun is a website containing short essays, photos, film footage, and music from the Cultural Revolution, the ten years of mayhem that brought the world excellent slogans such as “Rebellion is just! Revolution is not a crime!” The website … Continue reading
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In another exciting development
Showing what an excellent medium the Internet is for breaking news, Sohu‘s homempage headline reports that a new traffic safety law might be voted on today. Click below on “Continue reading…’ for the original Chinese and link to the article.
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China’s first 100% domestically-built airplane
Sohu reports the successful maiden flight of China’s first 100% domestically-built plane, the Little Eagle 500. The report says that the plane was developed entirely in China, uses patented technology and is intended for civilian use. The Little Eagle 500 … Continue reading
Earthquake in Gansu
Sina and Sohu both report earthqakes in the counties of Minle (People Happy) and Shandan (Morningstar Lily) of Zhangye City, of 6.1 and 5.8 respectively on the Richter scale. Click below on ‘Continue reading…’ for the original Chinese text from … Continue reading
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