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Category Archives: Media and Advertising
Tibet travel piece revamped for Chinese eyes
by Bruce Humes
Bruce Humes dissects a Reference News (参考消息) edit-job on a New York Times article about travel in Tibet.
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Tagged Bruce Humes, New York Times, Reference News, Tibet
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by Bruce Humes
by Bruce Humes
Characters in the public interest
A PSA spot in The Beijing News listing 100 common writing errors.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Media and Advertising, Newspapers, Scholarship and education
Tagged characters, PSA, standards, The Beijing News, writing
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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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Scam alert: fake Skype prize?
Two Danwei readers have written in about a new scam being spread though Skype in China. They got Skype messages in Chinese saying that they could win a RMB 18,800 prize by clicking through to a special website and filling … Continue reading
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‘Chinese fight to be black’
The headline above is taken from the South African newspaper Mail & Guardian, and gives an idea of what a weird country your correspondent’s homeland of South Africa is. South Africa has a set of laws called the Broad-Based Black … Continue reading
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Conspiracy of the Red Mansions
Liu Xinwu and Zhou Ruchang push a 108-chapter Story of a Stone, undefiled by the Qing agent Gao E.
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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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Transsexuals in the Chinese media again
Guangxi girl The woman pictured here is the formerly male Liu Xuanyi from Guangxi. She is wearing a dress and top made from condoms. As the China Daily puts it, the purpose of the condom clothing was to “arouse AIDS … Continue reading
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Instant database
Your correspondent received an email from the British Chamber of Commerce today: We have been made aware of an outside organization phoning BCCC members directly, purporting to be the British Chamber of Commerce, and asking for information to update their … Continue reading
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