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Category Archives: Trends and Buzz
Kicked out of Chinapol
Philip J. Cunningham explains how he was kicked out of Chinapol, an invite-only listserv popular among Sinologists.
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Brazilian Chinese blog in Portuguese
Brazil: it’s not just about football. Arquivo China is a newish blog in Portuguese by Brazilian Chinese IM Hsieh. It covers IT, media and China news. From the comments: another Portuguese blog about China, by the Macao-based José Carlos Matias, … Continue reading
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Beijing rock music: Strung up by hooks
Harder core than thou Last night Muzi Mei went to a performance by goth-metal band Ling Yi (零一). They dress in clothes that appear to have been drenched in blood, and their performances usually include some type of freak show … Continue reading
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The Party approves of Jeremy Goldkorn
Xuer Khawa Dan: hotter than me, but didn’t make the People’s Daily cut A few weeks ago, Newsweek published a long story by Ralph Jennings called The Drifters: Why Young Expatriates Are Heading to Beijing. It told the stories of … Continue reading
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Thoughts on leaving college
Translation of a column in Sanlian Life Week by a college graduate on leaving the university.
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Tagged graduation, Sanlian Life Week
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China Blog competitions: Win RMB 10,000
There are currently two competitions for best China blogs in English: 1. Best China Blogs Hosted and organized by the Admiral of ChinaMoon, who is putting his money where his mouth is by offering RMB 10,000 as prize money for … Continue reading
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China’s first AIDS novel
Yan Lianke’s Dream of Ding Village.
Posted in Books, Media and Advertising, Trends and Buzz
Tagged AIDS, books, Naked Gaze, Yan Lianke
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Mocking public sculpture
University emblems and other soviet realist public sculpture in China are mocked online. Links to image galleries.
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A touching story’s odyssey from print to blogs
The story ‘Human’ Certificate (‘人’证) by Yu Qing (郁青), originally published in the Life Daily (生活报) newspaper, circulates online, unattributed.
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Tagged @classic, disabilities, glurge, licenses, reposts
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