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Tag Archives: Danwei.com
Retirement age pushed to 65? People are nervous
A tiny headline on the front page of today’s Chongqing Economic Times reads: “Retire at age 65? Experts at the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security are discussing it, people are nervous.” It seems officials have decided to raise the retirement … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Aging Population, Apple Settlement, Danwei.com, iPad, Retirement Age, social security
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“Most beautiful teacher” joins the Party
Today the front page of Jilin’s City Evening News features a headshot of teacher Zhang Lili (张丽莉) in front of a Chinese flag. The headline: “Zhang Lili, the ‘most beautiful teacher,’ joins the Party.” Zhang was a teacher at Middle School #19 … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day, School and Education
Tagged Danwei.com, morality, Most Beautiful, Zhang Lili
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Photos of northern Yunnan
Photos of Yunnan by Danwei contributor Jonah M. Kessel, a Beijing based freelance visual journalist working with the New York Times. See his web site here, follow him on Twitter here or keep up with his strange travel schedule at his blog. I spend a lot of … Continue reading
Tell the Shaanxi government, we’re very angry
This is the 1510 Digest, a weekly roundup of recent essays and articles published in Chinese on My1510.cn, with links to translations on the Marco Polo Project. Today’s first posting is the tale of an angry citizen calling Shaanxi provincial government offices … Continue reading
Posted in 1510 Digest, Business and the Economy, Crime and Corruption, School and Education
Tagged 1510, Danwei.com, Equal Opportunity, racism
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Danwei Model Workers 2012 – New additions to the final list
Since publishing Model Workers 2012 we have received a number of comments and emails suggesting that other blogs be included. We also realized that there a few sites that we omitted in error. As promised, we’re going to add to the Model … Continue reading
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Tagged Danwei.com, model workers
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Corrupt Guangdong official gets 15 years in jail
The front page of the Guangzhou Daily today announces that Ni Junxiong, the former Bureau Chief of Public Security in Maoming city, Guangdong province, has been convicted of corruption and sentenced to 15 years in jail. He will also be fined 3 … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Corruption, Front Page of the Day
Tagged Bribes, corruption, Danwei.com
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Danwei Model Workers 2012 – New additions to the final list
The Danwei Model Workers 2012 edition is now closed: Please see the complete list.
Posted in Internet and Media
Tagged Danwei.com, model workers
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Holding up half the sky, but taking all the rap
This is Danwei Week, a summary of the most important China stories from the last seven days. We’ll choose a maximum of five topics per week, and try to link to the best coverage of them in English. If this … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Corruption, Internet and Media, Sinica Week, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged Danwei.com
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Social security in China: visit your parents more
The front page of the Chengdu Business Daily today features the obituary of Chen Qiang, a famous actor known for his two famous roles playing the villain, as the despotic landlord, Huang Shiren in the 1945 musical, “White-Haired Lady” and the southern … Continue reading
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Tagged actor, Chen Qiang, Danwei.com, Demographics, Old People
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Champions of the gaokao
The front page of the Southern Metro today is dedicated to the two “champions” of this year’s gaokao for Hainan province. The gaokao is China’s highly stressful national university entrance exam. It is given on a single day, once a year, and any student who misses it … Continue reading