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Tag Archives: chengguan
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
Posted in Foreign media on China
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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Administrative fees or protection money?
Chengguan (城管) and other government agents take “service fees” from vendors and then turn a blind eye to the regulations.
Posted in Blogs, Business, IP and Law, Newspapers
Tagged Bai Juyi, chengguan, property rights, Ten Years Chopping Timber
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