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Tag Archives: earthquake
Touring China with the guqin
John Thompson on old guqin music; controling coverage of the earthquake; the race for gold medals; a non-looting episode; no more thin plastic bags; why not to learn Chinese.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged earthquake, guqin, language, music, Olympics, plastic bags
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Astronomy vs. the earthquake
Beijing Daily Messenger (北京娱乐信报) reports on an expert who dispels myths about the Wenchuan earthquake.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged astronomy, Beijing Daily Messenger, earthquake, Olympic torch
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Carpetbaggers
A calling plan ad invokes Wen Jiabao and Hu Jintao’s efforts during the disaster.
Quake relief and volunteering opportunities
Two expatriate run quake relief projects worth considering.
Posted in Disaster Relief
Tagged AIDS, disaster relief, earthquake, Sichuan
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The heartbreaking earthquake
A video by Michael Zhao compiling some of the TV footage and summarizing the events after the Sichuan earthquake.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged earthquake, Michael Zhao, Sichuan
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Is self-preservation a firing offense?
Fan Meizhong (范美忠) abandoned his class and fled out of the school when the earthquake hit.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged Changjiang Times, earthquake, schools, Yangtse Evening Post
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Out to buy soy sauce
Buying soy sauce; donations-gate; telecom reform; earthquake scavenging; traffic inflation; quake photos.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged donations, earthquake, soy sauce, telecoms
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Making a windfall from earthquake mobile phone credits
China Mobile offers 100 yuan to subscribers in Sichuan. Beijing opportunists ship their SIM cards south to take advantage.
Posted in Mobile phone and wireless
Tagged China Mobile, earthquake, mobile phones
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Back patting needs to wait for a while
Hu Shuli evaluates the earthquake; Sichuan’s overtaxed hospitals; Chinese in Uganda; Woeser hacked; Red Cross scandal.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged earthquake, hacking, hospitals, language learning, Red Cross
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Glasses-gate and other earthquake scandals
Posturing in the quake relief effort; a guide to handling disabled people; combatting pollution; flood evac.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged disabilities, earthquake, floods, pollution
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