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Tag Archives: Chinese
Model Workers 2012
Today we present the Danwei Model Worker Awards 2012, a list of the best specialist websites, blogs and online sources of information about China. The first Danwei Model Worker list came out in 2005. You can find links to all … Continue reading
Posted in Internet and Media
Tagged 2012, blogs, china, Chinese, Danwei.com, Internet, media, model workers, translations, Websites
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Luxury cars of Golden Treasure Street
Danwei’s Beijing offices are on Jinbao Street (金宝街). “Jinbao” means “golden treasure”, a tacky new name with no history: the street is the brainchild of real estate developer Chen Lihua, who is the subject of the chapter titled “The Rich … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Culture
Tagged Aston Martin, Auto, Beijing, Bentley, BMW, cars, china, Chinese, Consumers, Danwei.com, Ferrari, Harley Davidson, Jinbao, Lamborghini, Land Rover, Lincoln, luxury, Maserati, Mercedes Benz, Pagani, rich, Rolls Royce, wealth
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Kuang Kuang and the 38th Parallel
Here is another episode of Kuang Kuang’s Diary, featuring Kuang Kuang, the primary school boy with a permanent bloody nose, and his girlfriend Xiao Hong. This episode is called The 38th Parallel, a reference to the border between North and South … Continue reading
Posted in School and Education
Tagged china, Chinese, Danwei.com, education, Kuang Kuang, Kuanger, Kuangkuang, Pisan, school
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Blowing up the school
Early this year, an animation showing a group of bunnies oppressed by tigers and then rising up in rebellion became an overnight hit in China, soon making it to international TV news, including Australia’s ABC. The video was part of an … Continue reading
Posted in School and Education
Tagged animation, Beijing, cartoon, china, Chinese, Danwei.com, education, High School, Hutoon, Kuang Kuang, Kuangkuang, Pi San, Post 70s, post 80s, primary school, school, Teachers
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China Quest: Summer Camp in Beijing China
Study Chinese in China in summer 2010 with China Quest.
Posted in Advertisement - sponsored content
Tagged China Quest, Chinese, language learning, Mandarin
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Dream of Red Mansion on Popup Chinese
Danwei’s new partner Popup Chinese.
Posted in Learning Chinese
Tagged Chinese, language learning, Mandarin, Popup Chinese
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Avril Lavigne sings in Mandarin
A Youtube user has added subtitles to a video of Avril Lavigne singing ‘Hot’ with the chorus in Mandarin.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Avril Lavigne, Chinese, music
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Free Chinese music to your desktop
Chinese innovation: NEXT Neocha.com is a networking website for Chinese musicians, designers, photographers, artists and filmmakers, etc. They have just launched a new feature called NEXT. NEXT plays songs from Neocha.com’s library of user-uploaded music, from within a web browser, … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged Chinese, indie, music, Neocha, Neocha.com, Next, Shanghai Beat
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Praxis gets Internet contract for Confucius Institutes
Chinesepod heart Hanban?
Posted in Media business
Tagged Chinese, Chinespod, Confucius Institutes, Mandarin
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