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Tag Archives: Chinabounder
China Dirt comes back after hiatus
The girls at China Dirt have announced that they are back with more “stories of atrocious male expat behavior” after nearly a year’s break.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blog, China Dirt, Chinabounder, expatriates, Sex
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China Media Timeline, an excerpt
What follows is a two-year excerpt from Danwei’s timeline of media and visual culture in China since 1978.
Posted in Media
Tagged anti-CNN, blog, cardboard baozi, Chinabounder, citizen journalism, media, Mia Farrow, push ups, Super Girls
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Chinabounder is back, with a name and a book
Philandering English teacher ‘Chinabounder’ is back, with a name and a book.
Posted in The department of deranged foreigners
Tagged books, Chinabounder, Sinophobia, Zhang Jiehai
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The angry professor writes a book
Zhang Jiehai (张结海) has a book out – I Am Angry (我愤怒) – about the China Bounder affair.
Posted in Blogs, Books, Sexuality, Shanghai
Tagged blogs, books, Chinabounder, sexuality, Zhang Jiehai
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Southern Metropolis Weekly weighs in on the Chinabounder affair
Cover of the Southern Metropolis Weekly edition of 8 September 2006.
Posted in Magazines, Media and Advertising, Sexuality, Shanghai
Tagged Chinabounder, Southern Metropolis Weekly
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