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Category Archives: Magazines
Britney on FHM China
Fetish action for Britney Spears on the cover of the second issue of FHM China.
Steamy sporting summer
Rundown of sports magazines in summer, 2004.
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Pulp
Pulp magazines: the same recipe in China as anywhere else in the world. This one is called Tales of Terror. The coverlines are: Abacus made from human bones I was kidnapped in Yemen The spy beside the president After I … Continue reading
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Zhao Wei on Cosmo
Cosmo China breaks with its standard cover policy of using foreign models to feature Zhao Wei (Vicki Zhao) on the June issue. The cover image is part of a feature spread shot in various locations in Greece. Cosmopolitan China is … Continue reading
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Maggie Cheung on Lifestyle
Maggie Cheung is on the cover of the May 31 issue of Jingpin Gouwu Zhinan or Lifestyle. Launched in 1993, this tabloid-sized magazine was one of China’s first commercial periodicals, and is certainly the longest lasting. Lifestyle‘s content is a … Continue reading
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Is your house actually worth anything?
Sanlian looks at property values.
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FHM China
Tame Zhao Wei on the cover of FHM China.
The most dangerous woman in China
“How scared should corporate China be of Hu Shuli?” The Economist magazine’s May 27 issue asks this question in a profile of the gutsy editor of Caijing Magazine. Founded in 1998 and owned by a group of Chinese intellectuals—notably Wang … Continue reading
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Menbox: they’ve got balls
Menbox update.
Internet games in China: fact and fiction
New Weekly puts Internet games on its May 15 issue’s cover, asking the question ‘Really playing?’ The line underneath ‘Really playing?’ is ‘Internet games: fact and fiction’. Other lines on the cover are: – The crisis of Internet gaming – … Continue reading
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