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Tag Archives: earthquakes
How monks aided in the Yushu earthquake relief effort
A translation by Dave Camp of a Southern Weekly report on the work of local Yushu lamas in the earthquake relief effort.
Posted in Disaster Relief, Guest Contributor
Tagged Dave Camp, earthquakes, lamas, monks, Southern Weekly, Yushu
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Chinese media keeps its eye on Yushu as the relief effort continues
Jianghuai Morning News prints an entire issue devoted to the Yushu Earthquake.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged earthquakes, Jianghuai Morning News, Yushu
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The Yushu earthquake on Chinese newspaper front pages
The earthquake of Yushu, Qinghai province that measured 7.1 on the Richter Scale and killed 618 people and counting dominates front pages today. Most of the newspapers showed victims being dragged out of the rubble.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged corruption, death, earthquakes, Qinghai, Wen Qiang, Yushu
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Concern for students in the Qinghai earthquake
China National Radio says that according to the Red Cross, 70% of schools in Yushu have collapsed.
Posted in Disaster Relief
Tagged China National Radio, earthquakes, Qinghai
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Sanlu name sold for 7.3 million yuan
Beijing Times: An auction of the assets of the failed dairy brand Sanlu was held yesterday in Shijiazhuan, Hebei province.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, earthquakes, flu, H1N1, Hu Jintao, lottery, Sanlu
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A manual for reporting on disasters
Tony Zixin Lee has a collection of interviews of journalists who reported on the 512 Sichuan Earthquake.
Posted in Sichuan Earthquake
Tagged books, earthquakes, journalism, Li Zixin
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One year after the quake: cadres, monks and numbers
Southern Weekly, China Newsweek, and The Beijing News write one year after the quake.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged anniversaries, China Newsweek, earthquakes, Southern Weekly, The Beijing News
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Cai Mingchao finds some art he’ll pay for
Cai Mingchao, the art dealer who refused to pay for the Old Summer Palace animal head, successfully bit the painting Nan’niwan in Beijing.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged auctions, Cai Mingchao, earthquakes, flu, H1N1, The Beijing News
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Two crooked Chinese bank officials convicted in the US
Two former managers of a branch of the Bank of China in Kaiping, Guangdong Province, were sentenced to 25 and 22 years by a US District Court in Nevada.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Bank of China, banking, corruption, crime, earthquakes, extradition, goverment, law, New Express
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What should be remembered about the Beichuan Earthquake?
Teng Yun discusses how the one-year anniversary of the Beichuan quake should be observed.
Posted in Sichuan Earthquake
Tagged Beichuan, earthquakes, Teng Yun
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