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Tag Archives: Birds Nest
Dinosaur theme park to open in Beijing
A new theme park opens in Beijing, whilst fake photocopies of ID cards is in the news.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Birds Nest, dinosaurs, fake ID, Obama, Southeast Business
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Yanqing forced demolition covered in detail
Special attention is given to another story on the right hand column (circled in red). A forced demolition in Yanqing (延庆), a suburb in northwest Beijing. Beijing Times devoted an entire page of report inside:
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, Birds Nest, demolition, video, Yanqing
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Bird nest smuggling ring busted in Shenzhen
Customs officers in Shenzhen have recently busted a bird nest smuggle ring, with the smuggled goods involved in the case valued over 700 million yuan.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged bank notes, Birds Nest, crime, Daily Sunshine, smuggle
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Beijing Christmas
From the streets of Wangfujing (王府井) to around the Bird’s Nest and the Water Cube, Beijingers are finding unconventional – but obvious – ways to celebrate Christmas.
Posted in Video
Tagged Birds Nest, celebration, Christmas 2008, unconventional, Wangfujing, Water Cube, youku
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Map of new CCTV building
Arup, the engineering firm that has been behind most of Beijing’s new architectural wonders including the new CCTV headquarters, the Bird’s Nest, the Water Cube and China World Tower 3, has launched a new website about their Beijing operations.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Birds Nest, CCTV, China World Tower 3, Water Cube
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The Bird’s Nest tries to engulf the full moon
The Bird’s Nest and the moon: a series of images.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Birds Nest, Olympics
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Korean TV crew sneak into Bird’s Nest
A Korean TV crew sneak filmed rehearsals for the Olympic opening ceremony.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Birds Nest, media, Olympics, TV, video
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For sale: naming rights for the Bird’s Nest
Plans for Bird’s Nest business after the Games.
Posted in Business
Tagged Birds Nest, business, Olympics
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Beijing architecture fest
A round up of recent articles about Beijing’s new architecture.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Birds Nest, CCTV Building, Digital Building, Herzog & de Meuron, National Theater, Norman Foster, Olympics, Paul Andreu, PTW, Rem Koolhaas, Water Cube, Zhu Pei
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Workers book launch this Friday
British artist Helen Couchman will be launching her new book–Workers 工人–at the Beijing Bookworm on Thursday night at 7:30 pm.
Posted in Events
Tagged art, Birds Nest, migrant workers, Olympics, photography, Water Cube, workers
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