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Tag Archives: Chongqing Times
Chongqing set to be the happiest city in five years
Chongqing Times: A bright future of Chongqing in five years was depicted yesterday on the government conference of the world’s most populous city.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chongqing, Chongqing Times, GDP
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Huang Guangyu doesn’t lose but won’t manage Gome
The news that Huang Guangyu lost his battle with Chen Xiao to manage Gome has swamped today’s front pages. The Chongqing Times goes with the whimsical news at the top: 7 Day Holiday for National Day; 3 Days of Rain.
Then follow the news about Huang Guangyu: Chen Xiao wins, and keeps control of management. Huang Guangyu doesn’t lose, is still main shareholde
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chen Xiao, Chongqing Times, Gome, Huang Guangyu
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Choose your password wisely or it’ll cost you
A bank depositor has an overly simple PIN and is found at fault when someone else makes withdrawals.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged banks, Chongqing Times
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Get a dose of your own medicine: Chongqing man drinks formalin
A man in Chongqing was rushed to hospital yesterday after drinking a “big mouthful” of formalin, a solution of highly lethal formaldehyde. He had received a stomach wash and turned out all right.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chongqing Times, food, formalin, safety
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Liu Ye fights a drunken foreigner over a taxi
The Chongqing Times reports Bo Xilai’s remarks on zongzi and notes that Liu Ye smacked a drunken foreigner.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chongqing Times, Duanwu, fights, Liu Ye, zongzi
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Gaokao joys and gaokao woes
Happiness and tragedy follows the gaokao wherever it goes.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chongqing Times, gaokao, Jinan Times, New Express, newspapers, Shenyang Evening News
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Now that’s how to print an apology
The Chongqing Times prints a front-page apology to the Chinese Writers’ Association, promising to do a better job in the future of following Marxist journalism theories and implementing the ideas of socialism with Chinese characteristics.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged apologies, Chinese Writers' Association, Chongqing Times
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Beijing gets a fly-by
Fighter jet fly-by of Beijing and a white paper on Xinjiang.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 60th anniversary, Chongqing Times, Xinjiang
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An aircraft carrier! (It’s only a model)
A model of a possible future aircraft carrier appeared alongside other new PLA weaponry in a military exhibition in Hong Kong on July 4th, stoking the enthusiasm of Chinese military fans.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chongqing Times, crime, death, riot, Shengzhen Evening News, The Beijing News, Urumqi
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