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Tag Archives: earthquake
Soldiers blocked roads leading to Beichuan
The big image on the front page of today’s New Express (新快报) shows a check point guarded by mask-clad soldiers. The headline that is printed on the top of the image reads “Bichuang Evacuated”.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beichuan, earthquake, New Express
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Newspaper suspended for unethical earthquake reporting
New Travel Weekly (旅游新报), a Chongqing-based newspaper was suspended from publishing for using bikini-clad women on the front page on its May 19 issue.”
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Tagged earthquake, ethics, regulation
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Earthquake diaries in the Dongguan Times
Dongguan Times (东莞时报) ran a special edition today containing diary entries from students who survived the earthquake in Beichuan.
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Tagged Beichuan, Dongguan Times, earthquake
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Power of Love, by Lin Di (林笛)
While attending last night’s candlelight vigil in Shanghai at People’s Square, the lead singer and pipa player from the well-known Chinese band Cold Fairyland, Lin Di (林笛), shot the video below. Lin Di stayed up all night to not only … Continue reading
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Tagged candlelight vigil, Cold Fairyland, earthquake, Lin Di, Power of Love, Shanghai, Shanghai Beat, video
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Three minutes of noise
At 2:27 pm on May 19, people in China marked the Sichuan earthquake that started on May 12 at this time by keeping silent for three minutes, while cars, ships and trains blasted their horns. Clip shot by Ada Shen.
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Tagged earthquake, mourning, Sichuan, Wenchuan
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A nation mourns in black and white
Three days of morning begin and the newspapers are all black.
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Tagged earthquake, newspapers, Sichuan
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The Chinese Red Cross and its critics
The history of the Chinese Red Cross and Netease’s problem with its lack of transparency.
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Tagged charity, earthquake, Netease, Red Cross
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The flag at Tian’anmen at half mast
CCTV news footage showing the Chinese national flag being raised to half mast at Tian’anmen this morning.
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Tagged earthquake, flags, Tian'anmen
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Three day mourning period
China goes entertainment-free to commemorate earthquake victims.
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Tagged earthquake, Sichuan, Wenchuan
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MSN Messenger & Toyota Earthquake Donation Campaign
Digital CSR Related to yesterday’s post, MSN together with Toyota (Guangzhou) has launched a one-for-one donation campaign. For every MSN Messenger user that changes their screen-name to “(R) 彩虹连心 支援灾区” [trans (rough): Rainbow of United Hearts, Supporting & Assisting the … Continue reading