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Category Archives: Magazines
The last nobles of Taiwan
Phoenix Weekly for January 2007 has a feature on the Chiang Kai-shek family.
Posted in Magazines, Media and Advertising
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What Confucius said
Yu Dan (于丹) writes about Confucius for modern readers and sells 800,000 copies. She is interviewed in Sanlian Life Week.
Posted in Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged Confucius, Sanlian Life Week, Yu Dan
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2006: The year in spoofs
Southern Metropolis Weekly (南都周刊) runs a year-end issue filled with nothing but spoofs of the major stories of 2006.
Posted in Humor, Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged Chang Ping, egao, Southern Metropolis Weekly
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A curious correction
Oriental Outlook (瞭望东方周刊) apologizes for saying that the Guizhou provincial propaganda department issued a directive barring interviews over a murder case.
Posted in Magazines, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, State media
Tagged corrections, Oriental Outlook, Propaganda Department
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Who has it in for China?
Global People (环球人物) magazine looks at people who have said bad things about China in 2006.
Posted in Foreign media on China, Magazines, Media and Advertising, State media
Tagged @classic, China threat, Global People, People Online
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Working for the public good
A list of public activists, from Window of the South magazine.
Posted in Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged activism, public interest, Window of the South
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What ‘The Rise of Nations’ forgot
Technology and greatness The cover story of last week’s San Lian Life Week looks at CCTV’s recent seriesthe Rise of Nations. The Rise of Nations is a 12-part documentary series describing the reasons that nine nations, France, Spain, Portugal, Britain, … Continue reading
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Two magazines for men
FHM and Maxim feature models named Zhou on the cover.
Chinese movie fans’ choice
Jay Chou in helmet Movie View magazine (看电影) claims to be the favorite publication of Chinese movie fans, but it really does seem to be true. This magazine has been published since 1999, when it was called Look Movie View … Continue reading
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I’m dreaming of a big kitchen
Better Homes and Gardens in the mainland media market.
Posted in Magazines, Media and Advertising, Media business
Tagged Better Homes and Gardens, glossy magazines, Hexun, SEEC
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