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Tag Archives: Dalai Lama
David Cameron meets Dalai Lama, hurts feelings of the Chinese people
The Beijing Morning Post is a commercial daily under the Beijing Daily Press Group, controlled by municipal authorities. Today’s front page features the following assortment of headlines: “China strongly condemns the British Prime Minister’s meeting the Dalai Lama”, “Subsidized housing that is being … Continue reading
Posted in Business and the Economy, Front Page of the Day, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged Dalai Lama, Danwei.com, Great Britain, Immigration, Passport, Subsidized Housing
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Nobel news blackout lifted: The Party Strikes Back
Rebel scum (Wikipedia) On October 14th, the Chinese Communist Party’s Propaganda Department relaxed their total news blackout around Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo. Major online news portals, including Netease and Sina, seem to have been instructed to prominently position … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship
Tagged Dalai Lama, Liu Xiaobo, Nobel Peace Prize, People's Net, Xinhua Daily
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Lunch at the Bird’s Nest
The Beijing News (新京报) features a fish kill on the front page and an insert of migrant workers at the Bird’s Nest.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Birds Nest, Dalai Lama, migrant workers, Olympics, The Beijing News
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CCTV broadcasts One World without the Super Girls
CCTV vs. Super Girls; student interviews DL, who has envoys in Beijing; HK media on the torch; historical and geographic perspectives on the boycotts; book reviews; sketchy underwear ads at Xinjiekou.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged books, boycotts, bridges, Carrefour, Dalai Lama, Olympic torch relay, Tibet, underwear
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France apologizes, Paris makes Dalai Lama honorary citizen
Here comes trouble for France in China: the Dalai Lama to be honorary citizen of Paris.
Posted in Here comes trouble
Tagged Dalai Lama, France, Jin Jing, Paris
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Yang Rui, the Dalai Lama and a scary caller from Iowa
Link and summary of NPR show about China, nationalism, Tibet etc.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged Dalai Lama, foreign media, James Areddy, NPR, Tom Ashbrook, Western Media, Will Lo-Lap Lam, Yang Rui
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