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Category Archives: Magazines
China’s nuclear black market
Phoenix Weekly (凤凰周刊) for October 2007.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged corruption, nuclear power, Phoenix Weekly
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The Dazhai Spirit gets religion
In a Window of the South (南风窗) feature on model village Dazhai (大寨), Li Xiangping (李向平) writes about the role religion, in the form of the Pule Temple, plays in the village’s changing identity.
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Tagged @classic, Dazhai, Li Xiangping, religion, South Wind View, Window of the South
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Hepatitis in a redesigned Sanlian
Sanlian Life Week (三联生活周刊) gets redesigned for the National Day. New Weekly (新周刊) looks at information overload.
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Tagged diseases, New Weekly, privacy, Sanlian Life Week
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Chaos in Tokyo
The cover story of the latest China Newsweek (中国新闻周刊) is about political upheaval in Japan, Shinzo Abe’s resignation. (安倍晋三)
History by the people, in magazine form
National History (时代教育·先锋国家历史), a new history magazine, hits stands in Beijing.
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Tagged history, National History, Xiao Shu, Yuan Weishi
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Light reading in September’s pulp digests
September pulp magazines roundup, including Young People’s Digest (青年文摘), Special Focus (特别报道), Yilin (意林), Dagong magazine (打工知音).
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Tagged Bosom Friend, Dagong, pulp magazines, Special Focus, Yilin, Youth Digest
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Jiang Wen also rises
Jiang Wen (姜文) is on the cover of Lady (格调), Esquire, (时尚先生) and Prestige (名仕) for September 2007.
Graphology and Gong Li in Maxim
Maxim (风度) magazine for September 2007. Gong Li (巩俐) on the cover.
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Tagged Gong Li, graphology, Maxim
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September glossy magazine round-up
Glossy magazines round-up of September 2007
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Tagged Cosmopolitan, FHM, glossy magazines, Ray Li, Self, Vogue
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Shocking covers on Phoenix Weekly
Phoenix Weekly (凤凰周刊) covers for August, 2007.
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Tagged Chen Liangyu, Du Chongyan, Duan Yihe, mining, Potala Palace, Tibet
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