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Tag Archives: Daily Sunshine
Shenzhen ex-cop directs traffic during snow, called “most handsome”
Shenzhen’s Daily Sunshine (晶报) has been reporting on an ex-cop, Hu Di (胡堤), who on his journey from Shenzhen to Wuhan, got off a bus to conduct traffic during a bad jam. But Hu, “the most handsome cop” in Shenzhen, has already been transferred to another, non-police related department.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged cop, Daily Sunshine, Shenzhen, Wuhan
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Say goodbye to anonymity on the Internet. Again.
The Ministry of Culture wants to regulate the Internet, which has become an important part of society.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Media regulation
Tagged Daily Sunshine, Ministry of Culture, real name system
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A centenarian monk reads the newspaper
Benhuan (本焕), a 103-year-old monk at Hongfa Temple in Shenzhen, reads Cankao Xiaoxi.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Benhuan, Buddhism, Daily Sunshine, Hongfa Temple, Reference News, Shenzhen, temples
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Northeast China rocked by North Korean nuke test
North Korea’s underground nuclear test yesterday caused a 4.5 magnitude earthquake.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Daily Sunshine, illegal immigration, New Culture View, North Korea, nuclear test
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RMB goes cross-border in pilot program
The State Council announced a pilot program allowing cross-border trades in five cites to be settled in yuan, instead of foreign currencies as previously required.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Daily Sunshine, financial crisis, Larry Yung, sex trade, trade
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Bird nest smuggling ring busted in Shenzhen
Customs officers in Shenzhen have recently busted a bird nest smuggle ring, with the smuggled goods involved in the case valued over 700 million yuan.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged bank notes, Birds Nest, crime, Daily Sunshine, smuggle
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Larry Yung investigated by Hong Kong securities regulator
Daily Sunshine (晶报): China Mobile will start issuing its 3G mobile phone numbers in Shenzhen; CITIC Pacific chairman Rong Zhijian under investigation; Li Zuopeng died.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 3G, Daily Sunshine, Li Zuopeng, mobile, Rong Zhijian
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When is China going to launch another manned spacecraft?
Oriental Morning Post (东方早报): The news in many other newspapers that China is to launch its third manned spacecraft is untrue.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Daily Sunshine, Human Race, Oriental Morning Post, Shenzhou, space
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Police destroy 14,277 ‘illegal’ motorcycles with bulldozers
Daily Sunshine (晶报): 14,277 confiscated “illegal motorcycles” were destroyed by bulldozers in Yungang district, Shenzhen as part of the city’s “motorcycle ban”.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Daily Sunshine, motorcycle, Shenzhen
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The blog of the cop killer
Daily Sunshine (晶报): The newspaper today printed on its front page a photo of Yang Jia, the 27-year-old man who murdered six police officers in Shanghai July 1.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Daily Sunshine, Yang Jia
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