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Tag Archives: Hangzhou
Memorial arch collapses in Hangzhou
The front page story today in the Jinling Evening News in Nanjing reports on an incident that occurred yesterday in Hangzhou when a memorial arch collapsed, killing two and injuring one. At about 09:40 in the morning, the wood and brick structure of … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Danwei.com, Hangzhou
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If you don’t serve the people, get out!
A Hangzhou TV show calls a Zhejiang government official to ask about citizen complaints about parking fees; unhapy with the official’s response, one of the guests shouts at him: “What kind of official are you? Resign! If you don’t serve the people, get out!”.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Hangzhou, TV, Wan Feng, Yuan Gaoliang, Zhejiang
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It’s summer — time to get circumcised!
Parents in Hangzhou are having their sons circumcised to beat the heat.
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals, Newspapers
Tagged circumcision, Hangzhou, Metropolitan Express
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Signs of Autumn: scarves in Hangzhou
Morning Express puts four stylish pedestrians on the cover.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Autumn, Hangzhou, Morning Express
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Be prepared for the solar eclipse
The municipal government of Wuhan has released a list of measures to deal with possible emergencies that may be caused by the sudden darkness,
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged driving, eclipse, Hangzhou, PLA, Wuhan Evening News
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Hangzhou high school students complain about spring break
Hangzhou high school students launch a website to complain about classes scheduled during the spring break.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged education, Hangzhou, vacations
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“Iron big brother” finally uses his brain
Qianjiang Evening News: Hangzhou’s railway station has adopted a new information announcing system, which shows the amount of remaining tickets on the big screen.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Hangzhou, Qianjiang Evening News, railways, tickets
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9,468 magazines in China
Here are some numbers about the magazine business from an article on Xinhua’s website: China reports growing number of magazine titles China published 9,468 magazine titles with the relevant publishing generating about 17 billion yuan (2.29 billion U.S. dollars) in … Continue reading
Posted in Magazines
Tagged advertising, business, Chinese, circulation figures, GAP, Hangzhou, magazines, media, media business, media regulation, print media, Xinhua
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