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Tag Archives: books
Cool retro Chinese sneakers
Warriors: a classic Chinese brand as seen by a Chinese graphic designer who lives in Finland.
Posted in Fashion
Tagged books, branding, Chinese brands, design, photography, retro, sneakers, Ye Shumeng
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20 fragments of a ravenous youth: a review
Ian Wallace reviews Guo Xiaolu’s ’20 Fragments of a Ravenous Youth’
Posted in Books, China Books, Guest Contributor
Tagged books, Guo Xiaolu, novels, translation
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Willow fluff and trashy romance novels
Flying Catkin (飞絮) by Zhang Ziping (张资平) has echoes in today’s publishing landscape.
Posted in Books, Publishing
Tagged @classic, books, plagiarism, pollen, spring, Zhang Ziping
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Lupine lactose intolerant
A book review of Wolf Totem by Linda Jaivin.
Posted in China Books, Guest Contributor
Tagged @classic, books, Howard Goldblatt, Jiang Rong, Linda Jaivin, translation, Wolf Totem
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CCTV broadcasts One World without the Super Girls
CCTV vs. Super Girls; student interviews DL, who has envoys in Beijing; HK media on the torch; historical and geographic perspectives on the boycotts; book reviews; sketchy underwear ads at Xinjiekou.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged books, boycotts, bridges, Carrefour, Dalai Lama, Olympic torch relay, Tibet, underwear
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A Shanghai baby talks about old China
Graham Earnshaw republishes old books on China; China’s PR crises; child labor; green Olympics; local officials vs. central government; overseas students speak; Han in Xinjiang.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged books, child labor, Graham Earnshaw, green Olympics, local politics, PR, Shanghai
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Do women need their own Writers’ Association?
Jiang Yun (蒋韵) is president of the new Shanxi Women Writers’ Association.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged books, Chinese Writers' Association, Jiang Yun, Shanxi, writers' association
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Online book reviews: word-of-mouth about good reads
Dong Ningwen (董宁文) talks to China Reading Weekly (中华读书报) about online ‘grass-roots’ book reviews on Douban and other websites.
Posted in Books
Tagged book reviews, books, China Reading Weekly, Dong Ningwen, Douban, Paper Republic
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Upcoming China-related books
Upcoming China-related books; no Olympic scalping; torch relays in North Korea and southeast Asia; Carrefour mob attacks American volunteer teacher.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged books, Olympic torch relay, Olympics, scalping, sports
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But what type of books should we read?
GAPP, the Propaganda Department, and the Office of Spiritual Civilization remind you to read a book tomorrow.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, books, copyright, GAPP, PSA
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