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Tag Archives: CPPCC
The dark side of China
A translated excerpt from Chinese blogger Tiger Temple (老虎庙) about some homeless people in Beijing and the Western media on the dark side of China.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged blogs, CPPCC, liang hui, NPC, Tiger Temple
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Unwritten rules at a government press conference? Say it ain’t so
Wu Jianmin (吴建民) talks about unwritten rules (潜规则) at CPPCC press conferences.
Posted in Media
Tagged CPPCC, MASTV, press conferences
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Danwei Picks: Terrorism in Xinjiang
Xunlei vs. Baidu; media blitz on Xinjiang problems; legislative sessions; photos of Beijing.
Heartthrob novelist Han Han and a gun
Han Han (韩寒) tries to bring a gun on a plane. A CPPCC member (政协委员) claims privilege when shoplifting.
Yu Quanyu: the man behind the rhetoric
Yu Quanyu (喻权域) interviewed in Southern People Weekly (南方人物周刊) about his anti-sedition proposal. Also, comments from Ran Yunfei (冉云飞).
Posted in IP and Law, Magazines, Media regulation, Scholarship and education
Tagged CPPCC, freedom of expression, history, Ran Yunfei, sedition, Southern People Weekly, Yu Quanyu, Yuan Weishi
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CPPCC: Exterminate the Super Girls
CPPCC member Liu Zhongde talks about the harm being done to the Chinese public by the talent show Super Girls.
Posted in Trends and Buzz
Tagged China Times, CPPCC, culture, Liu Zhongde, Super Girls
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Fun at the CPPCC
Some of the less weighty proposals to come out of the 2006 session of China’s CPPCC.
CPPCC blogs strengthen country, enthrall readers
CPPCC member Zhang Jia opens a blog on People’s Daily Qiangguo platform.
Posted in Internet
Tagged blogs, CPPCC, Wang Xiaofeng
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The lighter side of the legislature
Some celebrity proposals from the 2005 CPPCC.