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Category Archives: Trends and Buzz
Tango at the Forbidden City and other blog videos
Camille Levert, the video maker featured on Danwei TV Choice Cuts several weeks ago, has posted a video of a marathon tango sesssion outside the Forbidden City in Beijing. The dancing is Beijing style, i.e. next to a busy street … Continue reading
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If prostitutes could participate in TV talent shows
Wang Xiaofeng comments on Super girls and other TV shows.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Trends and Buzz, TV
Tagged SARFT, Super Girls, talent shows, Wang Xiaofeng
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Chinese Internet stars and Mu Mu molls
CIC Data on Internet celebs.
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Tagged blogs, exhibitionism, Mu Mu
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Steven Curtis Chapman talks about adopting Chinese children
Interview with Steven Curtis Chapman translated from The Bund magazine (外滩画报).
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Tagged adoption, music, Steven Curtis Chapman, The Bund
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Latest Super Girls rumors: resurrections and legal troubles
Rundown of the latest Super Girl rumors concerning Zhang Yafei, Li Na, and Li Weiwei. (超级女生, 张亚飞, 厉娜, 李薇薇)
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Tagged Li Na, Super Girls, Tianyu Media
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Beijing’s not going anywhere
News from The Economic Observer (经济观察报) says that Beijing’s planning department has confirmed that the city will not move its administration eastward for at least five years.
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Boom and bust for “Chinese Pizza”
The market for tujia shaobing, or “Chinese Pizza”, in Beijing is saturated and stores have begun to close. 2006.06.25
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Technorati and Edelman PR
to co-develop Asian language blog search tools
Richard Edelman: drinking the same Kool-Aid as Danwei Edelman is a huge, international, independent public relations firm. They say they are the largest in the world. The CEO and president Richard Edelman is a big believer in the power of … Continue reading
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to co-develop Asian language blog search tools
to co-develop Asian language blog search tools
Keith Richards nearly squashed in Shanghai
Keith unflattened Today Danwei welcomes a new contributor: Ichabod, a multi-talented old China hand who has to remain anonymous for professional reasons. He went to the recent Rolling Stones concert in Shanghai, and was amazed to find that one of … Continue reading
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