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Tag Archives: Hu Jintao
It’s Xi Jinping!
Yesterday was the day: the baton has been passed to a new generation of leaders. The very moment of this transition was captured in the form of a handshake between former president Hu Jintao and new president Xi Jinping yesterday … Continue reading
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Hu’s the boss
The Weibo user Media Man Old Wang (传媒老王) posted a selection of newspaper front pages from November 9, the day after the 18th Party Congress started. He notes that all of these papers are commercial metropolis papers that do not usually carry … Continue reading
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Sinica Week: The Chairman
This is the Sinica Week, a summary of the most important China stories from the last seven days along with recommendations from guests on Sinica, a weekly podcast about current affairs in China, hosted by Kaiser Kuo and Danwei’s Jeremy … Continue reading
Balding crisis engulfs the post-’90s generation
The front page of the Wuhan Morning News today features a strange picture: the back of a bald-man’s head with a nail sticking out of it, and a goat leashed to the nail. The goat is walking the circumference of its leash, … Continue reading
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Danwei Week: Xi Jinping’s family fortunes and demonstrations in Shifang
This is the Danwei Week, a summary of the most important China stories from the last seven days. We’ll choose a maximum of five topics per week, and try to link to the best coverage of them in English. If this … Continue reading
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Full American dinner for Hu Jintao
Guangzhou’s New Express is just one of the newspapers highlighting the banquet attended by Hu Jintao on the 19th at the White House.
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Hu Jintao wears same tie when meeting Kim Jong-il and Harry Reid
Photos: Hu Jintao wore the same tie when meeting Harry Reid (who earlier called him a dictator) as he did to a recent meeting with Kim Jong-il.
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Hu Jintao sings Moscow Nights
A video from 2010 of Hu Jintao singing ‘Moscow Nights’.
US-Sino currency rap battle from Next Media Animation
Quirky brilliance from Next Media Animation: The US-Sino Currency Rap Battle, featuring Obama and Chinese president Hu Jintao, who says: “China’s in the house. We own your ass biaatch!”