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Category Archives: Magazines
Today’s new youth
Chinese magazine features for the 90th anniversary of the May 4 movement.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged China Newsweek, Esquire, Life Magazine, May 4, New Youth
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Toilets and trashy motel rooms in a new arts magazine
O’ZINE, whose series on a fleabag motel room captivated netizens last week, has lots more to offer.
Red guards and brand fundamentalism
In the April iLook, Hung Huang writes about the intersection of fundamentalism and shanzhai culture. Yang Erche Namu is featured in parodies of other magazine covers.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Hung Huang, magazines, parody, shanzhai, Yang Erche Namu
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Three decades after the Sino-Vietnamese War
Phoenix Weekly has an extensive cover feature on the Sino-Vietnamese War.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Phoenix Weekly, photographs, Sino-Vietnamese War, Vietnam, Wang Hong, war
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In search of UFOs
The Journal of UFO Research is now printed in full-color.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Duzhe Group, magazines, The Journal of UFO Research
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Goodbye Koreatown
As the economy remains sluggish, Korean businesses and their employees are faced the decisions: remain in Beijing and Shanghai, or return to Korea?
Posted in Magazines
Tagged business, CBNweekly, economic crisis, Korea
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Italian women’s magazine Grazia debuts in China
Grazia has been published all over the world, and has circulated in Italy since 1938. In China the cover is glossy and looks like a celebrity-gossip rag.
Visions of magazine covers
Cover mosaics for four major Chinese magazines.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged CBN Weekly, Modern Weekly, New Weekly, Vision
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So Rock Jesus for 2009
So Rock! magazine for December 2008. A snarky article on Chinese Democracy and a profile of folk-rock legend Zhao Lao Da. Also, music from The Thor (雷神).
Posted in Magazines, Music
Tagged Chinese Democracy, So Rock, The Thor, Zhao Lao Da, 雷神
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