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Category Archives: Scholarship and education
Ultraman’s ideological crusade
A young student dreams of being Ultraman and bringing good thought to his home planet.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged ideology, school, ultraman
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1978：Red China sent “pupils” to the capitalist West
Today’s Beijing News (新京报) ran a feature story about China sending students study in the West in 1978
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged Deng Xiaoping, education
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The habits of highly effective test-takers
Beijing’s composition question riffs on Stephen Covey’s Big Rocks theory.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged gaokao, Mai Jia, Stephen Covey, Zhou Ruchang
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Top secret exams
Beijing Evening News (北京晚报) reports that college entrance exams are now Top Secret.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Scholarship and education
Tagged Beijing Evening News, education, education reform, gaokao, Kunming, state secrets, Su Wenyang
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Reviving traditional culture through the pocketbook
Twelve scholars want Qu Yuan on the Renminbi.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged Ling Cangzhou, Qu Yuan, RMB, traditional culture, Zan Aizong
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Is self-preservation a firing offense?
Fan Meizhong (范美忠) abandoned his class and fled out of the school when the earthquake hit.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged Changjiang Times, earthquake, schools, Yangtse Evening Post
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Do women need their own Writers’ Association?
Jiang Yun (蒋韵) is president of the new Shanxi Women Writers’ Association.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged books, Chinese Writers' Association, Jiang Yun, Shanxi, writers' association
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Patriotic education for masseurs
Masseurs in Nanning get patriotic education.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged masseurs, patriotic education, patriotism
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English learning for the masses
Ai Ma (艾玛) writes in the Mirror (法制晚报) about learning English from the radio.
Trust us, we’re from the space administration
Southern Metropolis Daily (南方都市报) interviews Ouyang Ziyuan (欧阳自远) about the Chang’e photo. Han Song (韩松) objects to his dismissal of the public’s questions.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged Chang'e, Han Song, moon, Southern Metropolis Daily
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