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Tag Archives: Information Times
Lesson learned, Zhou Yang thanks the country first
Gold-medalist Zhou Yang, criticized for mentioning her parents but not the country, gives it another try.
Posted in Sports
Tagged gratitude, Information Times, patriotism, Zhou Yang
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Kneel before Lei Feng
Lei Feng day, ’10! People don’t want help, corporate executives worship the Fengster, and charity organizations follow Lei Feng illegally.
Posted in Communist chic
Tagged charities, Chongqing Economic Times, Guangzhou Daily, Information Times, Lei Feng, Zhongshan Economic Daily
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Cats and dogs in the animal cruelty law
A draft animal cruelty law may outlaw eating cat and dog meat.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged animal cruelty, draft laws, Information Times
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My secretary stole from my art collection:
Scholar Ji Xianlin confirms rumors
Video evidence shows that Ji Xianlin, a professor who is suspected of having his art collection stolen by his secretary, was aware of the theft. Peking University still denies the theft took place.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged crime, Information Times, Ji Xianlin, Peking University, scandal
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Scholar Ji Xianlin confirms rumors
Scholar Ji Xianlin confirms rumors
Con artist engineers demolition of government offices
Wang Xiniu, a con artist who fooled two municipal governments and raised over 1.7 billion yuan from his scam was sentenced for life.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged fraud, Information Times
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How important is the ability to write an English toast?
Information Times (信息时报): An exam held in Guangzhou to select provincial officials requires them to write an English-language toast.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged government, Information Times
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Olympic gold winner stamp released
All the newspapers nationwide give heavy coverage on the Olympic Games. As a result, sports news dominate the front pages today.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Information Times, New Express, Olympics, Shenyang Evening News
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Blow your whistle when you see a terrorist
Information Times (信息时报): Today, the front page of Information Times shows a taxi driver in Guangzhou displaying his new counter-terrorist equipment: a whistle.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Information Times, terrorism
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Sharon Stone boycott
Today’s Information Times ran a full page special about Hollywood actress Sharon Stone’s comments about the Sichuan earthquake last week at the Cannes film festival. Stone suggested that the quake may have been a result of “bad karma” from China’s treatment of Tibetans.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged boycott, Information Times, Ng See-Yuen, Sharon Stone
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Li Ka-shing, grave robbery and a Hong Kong – Mainland legal precedent
According to today’s Information Times (信息时报): on Monday, two suspects involved in a grave robbery were questioned by a Hong Kong judge.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged grave robbing, Information Times, law, Li Ka-shing
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