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Tag Archives: @altcat
A call from a gaming buddy
Milk Pig writes about a phone scam.
Design a T-shirt for Danwei
A competition to design a T-shirt for Danwei.
Exploiting Confucius for fun and profit
An op-ed in the Beijing Daily argues for a detached treatment of Confucius rather than the deification or exploitation that will likely be used.
Posted in Film
Tagged @altcat, Beijing Daily, Chow Yun-fat, Confucius, film, history, Hu Mei
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Sinologist heaps praise on Chinese genre writer
Wolfgang Kubin is quoted comparing Cai Jun to the best of Stephen King. A hoax?
Posted in Books
Tagged @altcat, Cai Jun, hype, literature, thrillers, Wolfgang Kubin
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China – South America blog
A blog about China and Latin America, and some Kunming government promotional materials, sourced from an expatriate-run blog.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged @altcat, blogs, Latin America, South America
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Find harmony by owning your own grass-mud horse
Stuffed alpacas.
Posted in Humor
Tagged @altcat, Caonima, puns, stuffed animals
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The curious case of the disappearing TV drama
The quality of TV dramas is way down. China Media Monitor investigates.
Kids in the train station
Shenyang Evening News has photos of cute kids waiting to go home for the Spring Festival. Also, a look back at the Spring Festival Rush over the years.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged @altcat, railways, Shenyang Evening News, Spring Festival Rush, The Beijing News
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Spring Festival crosstalk and the reform era
Crosstalk and comic sketches at the Spring Festival Gala are pretty lack-luster. Pan Caifu explains that it’s because they’re expected to be uplifting, not satiric.
Posted in TV
Tagged @altcat, Pan Caifu, Spring Festival Gala, xiangsheng
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