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Category Archives: Newspapers
An English e-book from a Chinese newspaper
An e-book from The Economic Observer newspaper.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged books, Economic Observer, journalism, newspapers
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New magazines and newspapers at the end of 2008
An introduction to The Time Weekly (时代周报), CASS Review (中国社会科学院报), Beijing Cultural Review (文化纵横), and U+ Weekly (优家画报).
Posted in Magazines, Newspapers
Tagged Beijing Cultural Review, CASS Review, Modern Media, The Time Weekly, UPlus Weekly
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Cankao Xiaoxi hoaxed by spoof migrant banker story
Reference News messes up its acronyms and reprints an article from the wrong German source.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Die Tageszeitung, Michael Anti, newspapers, Reference News, translation
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CCTV underpants and hemorrhoids in the Shanghai press
Vulgar nicknames for Rem Koolhaas’ CCTV building make it into the Shanghai press.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged architecture, Beijing, CCTV, CCTV Building, newspapers, Rem Koolhaas, Shanghai, Shanghai Times, Xinmin Evening News
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Price hikes for Beijing newspapers
Beijing Evening News and the Mirror now cost 1 yuan.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Beijing Evening News, inflation, Mirror, paper, scrap
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Southern Daily: 9 out of 10 new mothers don’t have enough breast milk
In China there is a somewhat long-standing misunderstanding, which is that after childbirth women are too tired to breast feed straight away.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Newspapers
Tagged mothers, Southern Daily
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Lip-synching? Let’s pretend it didn’t happen
The western media loves Lin Miaoke!
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Li Miaoke, lip-synching, Olympics
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The price of keeping a pet dog
Keeping a legal pet dog can be an expensive proposition in Guangzhou; a license to own a dog costs 10,000 yuan and each year a dog owner must pay an additional 6,000 yuan for a medical “check”.
A new home for old newspapers
Old Chinese newspapers made into baskets and shipped to the US.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged newspapers, recycling, scrap
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