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Category Archives: Trends and Buzz
Who was Hong Kong returned to?
Zhang Yunruo (张允若) and Huang Yilong (黄一龙) discuss the handover.
Posted in BBS, China and foreign relations, Trends and Buzz
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Harmony means everyone gets a passing grade
Article from China Youth Daily (中国青年报) about a teacher punished for failing plagiarized papers.
Posted in Internet, Newspapers, Scholarship and education, Trends and Buzz
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Wu Si on the intractable problem of forced labor
Wu Si (吴思) talks about the history of slaves working in mines and kilns over the last few centuries in China.
Posted in Law, Magazines, Scholarship and education, Trends and Buzz
Tagged history, kilns, slaves, Southern Metropolis Weekly, Wu Si
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World’s longest sea bridge connects Shanghai to Ningbo
According to Xinhua, the bridge has the world’s longest cross-sea span. It will cut the length of the drive from Shanghai to Ningbo from 400 km to 80km.
Posted in Transport, Trends and Buzz
Tagged bridges, Ningbo, Xinhua
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The media circus when a celebrity dies
Hou Yaowen (侯耀文) dies. He Dong (何东) writes about the media circus, comparing it to the death of Huang Ju (黄菊). Also, Sina apologizes for deleting the post.
Posted in Blogs, Internet, Media regulation, Theater, Trends and Buzz
Tagged He Dong, Hu Yaowen, Huang Ju, obituaries, Sina
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Baseball’s Yao Ming?
Liu Kai (刘凯) and Zhang Zhenwang (张振旺) join the Yankees.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Sports, Trends and Buzz
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Rural smoke envelops Beijing
Farmers burn the stalks left behind after the first harvest. City residents get upset.
Posted in Beijing, Environmental problems, Newspapers, Trends and Buzz
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Chinese Internet responses to slave children case
The case of the children enslaved at a Shanxi brick factory has been widely reported in the Western and Chinese media, and is all over the Internet in both Chinese and English languages (a good summary by Chen Peijin of … Continue reading
Posted in BBS, Blogs, Foreign media on China, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Trends and Buzz
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National Theater unveiled
A twisted Yin Yang symbol? China’s new National Theater in Beijing designed by French architect Paul Andreu is nearing completion. Yesterday workers removed the blue panelling on the north side of the construction site, revealing the completed exterior of the … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Beijing, Trends and Buzz
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English language theater in Beijing
I Heart Beijing, an predominantly English-language play by Elyse Ribbons, returns to Beijing in mid-June, 2007.
Posted in Beijing, Events, Theater, Trends and Buzz
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