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Tag Archives: Hecaitou
Dirty jokes by mobile phone
Since the announcement that any mobile phones sending sexual and pornographic text messages will have their text messaging function turned off, bloggers and microbloggers have been mercilessly mocking and teasing the government plan
Posted in Censorship
Tagged Hecaitou, mobile phones, pornography
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Hu Shuli to leave Caijing for Zhongshan University
Hu Shuli leaves journalism for academia. Hecaitou comments.
Posted in Media and business gossip, Rumors
Tagged Caijing, Hecaitou, Hu Shuli
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NDRC refutes rumors, raises the price of fuel anyway
Last week, NDRC said it wouldn’t raise the price of oil. This week, it has.
Posted in Government
Tagged Hecaitou, NDRC, oil, Pan Haitian
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The snakes of Beijing – a short field guide
A translation of a guide to Beijing’s snakes, submitted by Hecaitou
Chen Xiaoxu’s death rumored, confirmed
Chen Xiaoxu (陈晓旭) is reported dead by controversial blogger Mianbeiren (棉被人). Denounced as a rumor, the story is confirmed by her family a few days later.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, TV
Tagged Chen Xiaoxu, Hecaitou, Internet rumors, obituaries, Red Mansions
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