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Category Archives: Newspapers
Chant down SARS Babylon
Headlines from the Chinese press DECEMBER 29 NEWSPAPERS Beijing Youth Daily 北京青年报 Experts from World Health Organization arrive in Beijing today 世卫组织专家今日抵京
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What lovely construction
Headlines from the Chinese press DECEMBER 24 NEWSPAPERS Beijing Youth Daily 北京青年报 This year’s municipal construction successful 今年市政工程全线告捷 SARS stopped works for 4 months, but all planned municipal construction projects have been successfully completed, the 5th Ring Road and Subway … Continue reading
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Constitutional amendments and golly what are we going to do about that scenery?
Headlines from the Chinese press DECEMBER 23 NEWSPAPERS Beijing Youth Daily 北京青年报 14 amendments to the constitution proposed 修改宪法建议共十四项 The Chinese Communist Party proposes amendments to the the constitution including clauses about protecting citizens’ private property, the state respecting and … Continue reading
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Carrefour needs better medicine, gangsters and ticket scalpers etc.
Headlines from the Chinese press DECEMBER 22 NEWSPAPERS The Economic Observer 经济观察报 Can Carrefour open a new store? 家乐福们能否再开新店? A new law has recently come out, dividing foreign retail businesses into three categories. ‘Level A’ means the business has not … Continue reading
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New ID cards, SARS prevention, a large farm door in Xinjiang
Headlines from the Chinese press DECEMBER 19 NEWSPAPERS Beijing Morning Post 晨报 [New technology] may stop fake ID cards 假身份证 今后有望杜绝 From March next year Beijing, Shanghai and some other big cities will start a new type of ID card … Continue reading
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Solve the problems of agriculture, injustice against billionaire, SARS paranoia etc.
Headlines from the Chinese press DECEMBER 18 NEWSPAPERS Beijing Youth Daily 北京青年报 First SARS case this winter in Taiwan 今冬首例非典现台湾 A man of 44 who is from Taiwan military hospital SARS prevention institute doing SARS research was infected with SARS … Continue reading
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Geographic difficulties
Posting on Danwei will be light for the next few weeks: I am out of China and without a reliable connection. If possible there will be something new every day, otherwise normal posting will resume on January 3, 2004.
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Returning Chinese, Zhuhai orgy girls in court, warm vibes from Wen Jiabao
Headlines from Chinese press DECEMBER 12 NEWSPAPERS The Beijing News 新京报 The coming back overseas set up career in Beijing have convenience “海归”来京创业特事特办 Chinese-born citizens of other countries return and can now enjoy new benefits that give them some of … Continue reading
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Elections, Bush on Taiwan, SARS research
Headlines from the Chinese press DECEMBER 11 NEWSPAPERS The Beijing News 新京报 Bush clearly shows his attitude against ‘Taiwan Independence’ 布什明确表态反“台独”
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No trade war, Ke Shouliang dies, Bush is apparently a big supporter of the unity of the Motherland
Headlines from Chinese press DECEMBER 10 NEWSPAPERS Beijing Youth Daily 北京青年报 I’m not here for ‘ trade war’ 我不是来打“贸易战”的 Wen Jiabao in the USA: “I’m here to seek friendship and cooperation, not for trade war”
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