Tag Archives: Fujian

Is the murderer of Fujian schoolchildren mentally ill?

Posted on 2010-03-24 by Alice Xin Liu

Most newspaper front pages today focus, some in graphic detail, on the March 23 Fujian Nanping (福建南平) incident, where 8 (or 9, depending on which account you read) primary school students were stabbed to death by a man at 7.20am in the morning.

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A temple to the PLA

Posted on 2008-11-17 by Joel Martinsen

A temple in Chongwu, Fujian, commemorates soldiers from the PLA’s 28th Army who lost their lives on Quemoy.

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Preserving traditional homes in Fujian

Posted on 2008-04-28 by Joel Martinsen

Hakka homes; the Haj and Uighur identity; Tibet flags on the mainland; discussions with the Dalai; mobile users up to 574 mil; Swedish TV channel loses Nobel; and a dreamy security officer.

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The story of an early private restaurant

Posted on 2008-04-14 by Joel Martinsen

A private restaurant in Beijing; American money in Fujian; reporting on the Chinese environment; protests; the smoking ban; TV elections

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