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Category Archives: Magazines
Humorists of the world, unite!
Sun Rui edits a new humor magazine.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged humor, Jia Pingwa, Lin Changzhi, Sun Rui
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How to be cool in Beijing
0086 magazine presents a guide to the best of Beijing.
Rock attitude
So Rock issue #78.
Not everyone can be a winner
Southern Metropolis Weekly (南都周刊) profiles a number of losing Olympic athletes.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Magazines
Tagged Chang Ping, Olympics, Southern Metropolis Weekly
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We both conquer
Two interesting ads in the issue of Maxim.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Magazines
Tagged Cadillac, magazines, Maxim, Victorinox
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Hosting the Olympics in post-quake China
Zheng Yefu (郑也夫) examines the implications of the Olympics in the wake of the Wenchuan earthquake.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged angry youth, earthquake, New York Review of Books, Olympics, Oriville Schell, South Wind View, The China Beat, Window of the South, Zheng Yefu
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Expat mags: what rough beasts are slouching towards Beijing?
A new and silly entrant into Beijing’s expatriate magazine field.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged China Electric Power Press, China Intercontinental Press, Expat Magazine, GAPP, magazines, media regulation, that's Beijing, Time Out
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National Geographic goes Chinese
An American publication portraying China to the Chinese – in Chinese? Not surprisingly, the choice of topics reveals certain China tropes that have gained currency in the West.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Magazines
Tagged @classic, foreign media, magazines, media, National Geographic, Western Media
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News magazines cover the earthquake
Covers of China’s newsweeklies one week after the Wenchuan Earthquake.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged China Newsweek, Oriental Outlook, South Wind View, Southern People Weekly, Window of the South
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