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Category Archives: Magazines
Better living through Psychologies
Your problems, and those of the stars Make life better. This is slogan of a new magazine, named Psychologies (心理). The magazine is a French title produced in China by a cooperative arrangement between Hachette and the China Sports Newspaper … Continue reading
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Heavy wings
Hope they can fly without wing Economy, or environment? That’s the question posed by the December issue of Chinese National Geography (中国国家地理), a magazine that is er, inspired by but unconnected to the American National Geographic. China’s economic boom is … Continue reading
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How to choose an English name
Mom Baby: Pregnancy (孕味·妈妈宝宝) magazine tells you how to give your baby an English name.
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Vogue in the winter
More pretties inside Vogue (服饰与美容) has become the most influential Chinese fashion magazine despite its newness on the market — it only launched in late summer last year. In the cover feature of the December 2006 issue, super model Gisele … Continue reading
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The future year itch?
Scratch that itch Focus (新知客) is a popular science magazine about science, society and human beings. The name and much of the content are licensed from the European magazine of the same name. The cover story of the current issue … Continue reading
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Zhao Lin on FHM China
Zhao Lin is the cover girl of last month’s FHM (男人装). Zhao got famous for her role in the popular soup opera Farewell, Vancouver (别了，温哥华). She has also been an announcer on CCTV2. She was known for being modest and … Continue reading
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How to become famous in China
Some celebrities at the end of 2006.
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Born in 1976
Southern People Weekly looks at young people born in the 1970s.
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Phoenix Weekly on North Korean defectors: more than 300,000
Barbed wire can’t stop life The cover story of the current issue of Phoenix Weekly is about refugees who left North Korea to China or a third country. These people are called “defectors” by South Korea and “illegal enterers”by China. … Continue reading
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