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Tag Archives: Beijing Daily Messenger
Chinese workers get paid 21.75 days per month
Beijing Daily Messenger (北京娱乐信报) reports that the Beijing government has set a new 60% discount for farecard users on certain bus lines.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Daily Messenger, buses, Olympics, Twins
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Andy Lau in the Three Kingdoms era
Beijing Daily Messenger (信报) features Andy Lau (刘德华) and mobile phone roaming fees.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Andy Lau, Beijing Daily Messenger, Spring Festival transportation
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Jay Chou in the subway
Beijing Daily Messenger (北京娱乐信报) is a subway paper (京城独家地铁报). Photo of Jay Chou (周杰伦).
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Daily Messenger, Jay Chou, subway
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Tian Liang leaves diving to act on TV
Today’s headline of Beijing Daily Messenger (北京信报) is about former world diving champion Tian Liang (田亮) and his new TV series Niu Lang Zhi Nv (牛郎织女).
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Daily Messenger, Tian Liang
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Shakeup at Beijing Daily Messenger
Beijing Daily Messenger (北京娱乐信报) is no longer a metropolitan daily newspaper. People speculate as to why.
Posted in Media regulation, Newspapers
Tagged aside, Beijing Daily Messenger
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Dealing with cultural garbage
GAPP vice-director Liu Binjie (柳斌杰) calls for a fight against cultural trash. Netizens ask what that is – should we resist ‘Outlaws of the Marsh’ (水浒传)?
Posted in Books, Media regulation, Scholarship and education, State media, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Beijing Daily Messenger, cultural garbage, culture wars, GAPP, Liu Binjie, Outlaws of the Marsh, People's Daily, Yangcheng Evening News
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Bottled blood
“Vampire,” a blood-colored soft drink, is the latest threat to Beijing’s children.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged Beijing Daily Messenger, blood, soft drinks, vampires
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Airline crash kills 54 in Baotou
The pictured front page is from Beijing Daily Messenger and shows police searching the wreckage of the plane in a lake near Baotuo yesterday. The top headline is “Fаlungong interferes with BTV signal”.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Beijing Daily Messenger
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Foggy days and Sino-French relationship
French acrobatics team cancels.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Newspapers
Tagged Beijing Daily Messenger, France
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