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Category Archives: Newspapers
Beijing Media Top Stories: Donald Tsang, football and 25 degree air-conditioning …
1. Donald Tsang appointed chief executive of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) 2. China lost to Germany 2:3 in a FIFA World Youth Championship football match in Tilburg, the Netherlands 3. The temperature of air-conditioner in public place not … Continue reading
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China loves (some) journalists: Iris Chang to receive official commemoration
A new initiative to erect two clay models in memory of Iris Chang brings together eminent Chinese artists, scholars, and party apparatchiks. In 1997, Chang published The Rape of Nanking — The Forgotten Holocaust of World War II, an elaborate … Continue reading
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BEIJING MEDIA TOP STORIES: 38 degree day, exam scores and burst water pipe …
1. Beijing releases early warning of high temperature of 38 degrees centigrade today 2. The scores of college entrance examination will be released on 24th June; students can check out their scores by calling toll-free number 3. A burst water … Continue reading
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Beijing Media Top Stories: Anti-SARS medicine, shareholding reform and College English Test …
1. Cinanserin, a medicine currently used to treat schizophrenia was found to be effective in inhibiting Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) 2. 42 companies added to the list of shareholding structure reform 3. The exam questions for College English Test … Continue reading
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How much money does a Beijing lawyer make?
Today’s edition of the Legal Mirror (法制晚报) featured a new financial column called ‘Checking Your Pockets’ (钱包大兜底). The aim of the column is to inform the readers about how much money people in selected industries make in Beijing. To pay respect to its name, Legal Mirror kicked off with lawyers.
Here are the results of the report:
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Beijing Media Top Stories: Donald Tsang, aircraft carrier and landslide …
1. Donald Tsang becomes the Chief Executive of Hong Kong as the sole valid candidate 2. China National Defense Council refutes rumors that China is making aircraft carrier in Shanghai 3. Landslide in Shunyi kills 2 people and injures 3 … Continue reading
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Beijing Media Top Stories: houses, students and Nestle …
1. Deposits banned for houses without permit for selling in advance 2. Students expelled by universities may ask for public hearing 3. A university student sues Nestle for its improper ingredients information on packages 4. An unjust murder case unveils … Continue reading
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Beijing Media Top Stories: Taiwan natives’ Yasukuni protest, football and Michael Jackson …
1. Taiwanese anti-Yasukuni protest in Japan stopped by Japanese right-wingers 2. China beat Ukraine 3-2 in their second group match of the FIFA World Youth Championship 3. Michael Jackson acquitted 4. Fenhuang brand food produced in Guangzhou was forced to … Continue reading
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Beijing Media Top Stories: flood, economical houses and comfort women …
1. The Governor of Heilongjiang province Zhang Zuoji asks for pelnalty for the tradegy caused by flood which killed at least 92, most of them school children, in Shalan town. 2. Tiantongyuan releases the numbers of economical houses after two … Continue reading
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Healthy circulation is good for you
On May 26th, the magazine Collector (收藏家) became the first Chinese publication to openly disclose its circulation numbers and to file an official request for circulation auditing at the recently established National Center of Investigation of New Publication Circulation Data … Continue reading
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