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Category Archives: Wildlife, Nature and the Environment
Air pollution boosts companies in emissions analysis and filtration
It may just confirm what we already know — the smog is getting worse: China’s Meteorological Administration says that there were more smoggy days nationwide this year than anytime during the past 52 years. In Beijing, that includes half of … Continue reading
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Satan Lucky’s Floating World
Satan Lucky is the pen name of cartoonist and illustrator based in Beijing. He publishes some of his work on Weibo. His style is based on Ukiyo-e — literally “pictures of the floating world”, the traditional Japanese style of woodblock prints and paintings … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Corruption, Health and Medicine, Internet and Media, Music, Books and Art, School and Education, Sex, Drugs and Vice, Traditions, Urban Culture and Cities, Wildlife, Nature and the Environment
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“I was here” graffiti all over Yunnan
When a Chinese teenager named Ding Jinhao (丁锦昊) in Egypt last week was revealed to have defaced an ancient frieze with the graffito “I was here” (丁锦昊到此一游), there was widespread condemnation of the teen vandal who did so much to … Continue reading
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May Day aftermath: 180 tons of trash left on Gulangyu Island
Another public holiday in China, another mountain of trash. The front page of the Haixi Morning Post (海西晨报) from Xiamen today is one of a few newspapers around China looking back on a public holiday of gridlocked traffic, congested scenic spots and – … Continue reading
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“Don’t let your stomach become an animal graveyard”
The newspaper Daily Sunshine (晶报) from Shenzhen in Guangdong province today includes a special section entitled “Evil returns from the grave” (恶的还魂) (or perhaps another translation could be “The recycling of evil”) as a “reflection on the relationship between animals and humans”. The largest … Continue reading
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Meet Swallow, China’s champion search and rescue dog
Just see Swallow in action – China’s champion search and rescue dog in the making. The semi-finals of the All-China Search and Rescue Dog Championships, organized by the fire department of the Ministry of Public Security, have just concluded. As … Continue reading
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Five floating dead black swans join China’s animal apocalypse
At the north-eastern corner of Anhui University’s old campus in Hefei, capital of Anhui province, there’s a scenic pond that’s inhabited by a bevy of black swans. The swans have been there for more than a decade already, and were … Continue reading
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More dead pigs and a thousand dead ducks dumped in rivers
Has tragedy become farce? As the vile mystery of several thousand dead pigs floating down rivers in Shanghai continues to roil, Chinese newspapers today report that a thousand dead ducks have been found floating down a river in Sichuan, and fifty dead … Continue reading
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Welcome to Black Dragon River (a.k.a the Stinking Sewer)
There is a little stretch of river in the city of Shenzhen in Guangdong province where black water meets an endless stream of human filth. The place apparently doesn’t have a name, but some online commentators have referred to it … Continue reading
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Wanton tree destruction in Ningbo and other stories from China’s front pages today
When a user snapped and posted on Weibo a picture of trees mysteriously uprooted on a road in Ningbo and then left there to die, a journalist picked it up and decided to investigate. What he found was no massive … Continue reading
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