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Tag Archives: chengguan
Police officer attacked by Chengguan, left with a broken thigh
Beijing Times: In another incident that testifies to Chinese Chengguan’s famed brutality and total regardlessness of the laws, in Kunming, Yuannan Province, a police officer got a broken thigh from a squad of Chengguan, China’s urban administrative enforcement officers often staffed by goons and thugs.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged chengguan, police
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The highly educated chengguan might be no better than the neighborhood committee auntie
The Beijing Youth Daily reported that the Chengguan (the para-police force who are responsible for “cleaning” the streets in cities) in Hefei, Anhui province, are recruiting university-degree level employees. Yesterday the paper ran a letter-editorial from Anhui province about the move.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Beijing Youth Daily, chengguan, editorial, Hefei, The Beijing News
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Chengguan in Wuhan stare down their targets
Wuhan’s chengguan forces have applied a new tactic to fight unruly roadside businesses and redeem their image as brutal bullies.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged chengguan, Chongqing Times, city image, Wuhan
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Chengguan stabbed in Shenzhen
A standoff yesterday between roadside peddlers and chengguan on a Shenzhen street erupted into a bloody violence that left one chengguan seriously injured.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged chengguan, Southern Metropolis Daily, violence
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A practical handbook for beating street vendors
A chengguan textbook surfaces online. Highlights: how to beat someone without drawing blood.
Posted in Law
Tagged chengguan, law enforcement, Southern Metropolis Daily, textbooks
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Leaving the sea behind
Fishermen leaving the shore; Prank definitions for chengguan; ethnic prejudice vs. Tibetans; India vs. China in Africa; Terminal 3 is big, says Imagethief.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged chengguan, fishing, pollution, Tibet
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Hostage situation in a Wuhan hospital
The lead headline of today’s 济南时报 announces that the 11th Standing Committee of Shangdong Province’s People’s Congress named 26 key government leaders yesterday on the first meeting.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged chengguan, Jinan Times
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How should we translate ‘cheng guan’?
While the Danwei Propaganda Department has not yet decided the verdict of the case Net Nanny vs. Great Firewall, another news vocabulary question has become urgent: What is the best translation of cheng guan (城管)? These are the thuggish city … Continue reading
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Tagged chengguan, news
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Newspapers make for an ugly city
Guiyang (贵阳) bans newsstands and other sidewalk hoggers. Is it good for the city? Chinese media comments.
Posted in Media business
Tagged chengguan, Guiyang, newsstands
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Property rights in China: equal for all?
Does a sausage seller have property rights?
Posted in Business, IP and Law, Recently on Danwei
Tagged chengguan, property rights
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