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Category Archives: Trends and Buzz
Tom Cruise and a desperate Chinese girl’s confession
Furong Jiejie: take this! PRweb.com is a press release distribution and publishing service — the idea behind it is to make it easy for any company or individual to have their press releases seen by the media. Most of the … Continue reading
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Authors Joan London and Doris Pilkington in China
Australian authors Joan London and Doris Pilkington are visiting China for the Beijing Book Fair (September 1-5) and will be giving talks in Shanghai and Beijing. Doris Pilkington is the author of Rabbit-Proof Fence, the true adventure story of three … Continue reading
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China Daily: Iran’s Khamenei remains defiant
Today the the China Daily published an AP story about Iran’s nuke enrichment program, without comment:
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Shooting up on the Silk Road: a diabetic cycles Beijing to London for charity
Cycling is not the easiest way to get from beijing to London, especially if you are a diabetic. Mad dogs and Englishmen… Two Brits headed west from Beijing on August 14 on bicycles. They are cycling all the way to … Continue reading
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Hoax ha ha: outsourcing blogging to China
Some guys who have spent enough time in Shanghai to take a photo and buy some pirate DVDs have started a fake company and hoax blog, called Blog Oriented. Their fake business model is to train a bunch of Chinese … Continue reading
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The Chinese Government: It’s OK to be gay
The Pink Republic of China The magazine pictured on the left is the August 1 issue of state-owned Xinhua’s biweekly Globe. The large cover line reads: 30,000,000: the troubles of China’s homosexuals. This a rough translation of the beginning of … Continue reading
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A magazine and movie scandal: FHM China, Huang Shengyi and Steven Chow
Censorship encourages metaphor: Huang Shengyi’s got milk A dispute has erupted in the Chinese movie industry: Huang Shengyi (黄圣依) is a Shanghai-born actress who starred in Steven Chow’s (周星驰) recent comedy Kung Fu Hustle, and was signed to Chow’s production … Continue reading
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Chinese Subs in Norway
Subs — homegrown Beijing punk rock Chaile.org is an English language website about live music in Beijing and China. This is what they say about Subs: Subs screaming punk rock is the most sought-after live experience in China. Their gigs … Continue reading
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