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Category Archives: Trends and Buzz
ill communication: China Mobile seeks copy editor **Urgent **
The following paragraph is taken from the about section of China Mobile’s English web site: Construction of the Three Civilization: New progresses were achieved in the development of corporate culture and fruitful results were seen on the spiritual civilization front, … Continue reading
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Will you be lucky next year?
Hong Kong 2007 calendar makes it to mainland newsstands. China sells gold pigs.
Posted in Business and Finance, Magazines, Trends and Buzz
Tagged fengshui, gold, Hong Kong, horoscopes, pigs
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Beijing: women have more fun, men cook less
A few weeks ago, Sohu.com published a story called Life Changes in Beijing in the last 20 Years: Women Begin to Have Time to Have Fun and Men Are Further Away from Kitchen. Danwei reader Zhang Xiaomin sent in the … Continue reading
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Morality, history, and freedom of expression, as seen on TV
Culture wars: Yi Zhongtian (易中天) PK Cheng Junyi (成君忆) over morality and history.
Posted in Books, Newspapers, Scholarship and education, Trends and Buzz, TV
Tagged @classic. culture wars, books, Cheng Junyi, China Times, guoxue, Jiang Ping, morality, Oriental Outlook, Yi Zhongtian
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Guoxue and online exhibitionism
Bai Luming, descendant of Bai Juyi, seduces confucius.
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China Businesscast: The Future of Chinese Media
Earnshaw talks about running a lifestyle magazine in China and believes the death of magazines is imminent. The Chinese expression 从无到有（cong2wu2dao4you3), to emerge from nothingness, would be a fair way to describe how traditional and new forms of Chinese media … Continue reading
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Chinese medicine strikes back at critics
Ma Youdu from the China Association of Chinese Medicine wants to teach Chinese medicine in schools.
Posted in Internet, Newspapers, Scholarship and education, Trends and Buzz
Tagged pseudoscience, TCM, XYS, Zhang Gongyao
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China’s first official gay student group
Guangdong’s Sun Yat Sen University (中山大学) has become China’s first univeristy to officially recognize a gay student group. Known as ‘Happy Together’ in English, the groups Chinese name is Rainbow Group.
Posted in Sexuality, Trends and Buzz
Tagged homosexuality, Rainbow Group, Sun Yat-sen University
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Harmonious weirdness
Ouch Despite the Net Nanny’s best efforts to ensure a harmonious environment, China’s Internet is getting weirder all the time. The image to the left is from Muzi Mei’s ‘blog salon’ and shows some youngsters being hung up from hooks … Continue reading
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Kun Opera in China and America
Scholar Xu Ben writes about Kun Opera in Suzhou and at Berkeley – is this a living form of drama, or a specimen of something nearly extinct?
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Tagged Bai Xianyong, Kunqu, opera, Xu Ben
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