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Tag Archives: Lei Feng
Did you lose something? Micro Lei Feng can help
Is there no end to the multifarious usefulness of the paragon of selflessness and virtue that is Lei Feng? A little early for Lei Feng Day on March 5, but the front page of the South-East Business Daily (东南商报) from Zhejiang province today tells … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Internet and Media, Traditions
Tagged Danwei.com, Lei Feng, morality
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Anyone seen Lei Feng?
The front page of the Guizhou Metropolis Daily today features a large photo of Lei Feng, with the headline: “Who has seen him?” The article says the whole city of Guiyang, the capital of Guizhou province, has mobilized in search of the … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day, School and Education, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged Danwei.com, Lei Feng
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China’s everyday heroes take their lead from the CPC
The front page of the Beijing Daily today features the pictures of three people who have recently committed acts of heroism in China. The headline: “Learn from the most beautiful Chinese people – a model of our generation!” These three include: 1) … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Internet and Media
Tagged Civilian Heroes, Danwei.com, Lei Feng, model workers, morality
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Lei Feng in the age of the microblog
March 5, 2012 is the 50th anniversary of the death of Lei Feng, a legendary PLA soldier who was devoted to Chairman Mao and selflessly serving the people. He is said to have died on March 5, 1962; in 1963 … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Culture, Internet and Media, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged Danwei.com, Lei Feng, propaganda, Two Meetings
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Lei Feng, serving the people in the 21st Century
Lei Feng has a microblog!
Legislative sessions? What legislative sessions?
The Chongqing Evening News reports on stories that have nothing to do with the ‘two meetings’ currently going on in Beijing.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chongqing Evening News, dumping, Lei Feng
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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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Lei Feng heritage for the whole world
CPPCC proposal to make the Lei Feng Spirit a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Also, a Lei Feng cartoon.
Posted in People
Tagged cartoons, CPPCC, Lei Feng, West Point
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Danwei Picks: Lei Feng!
Lei Feng day; Yanhuang Chunqiu lauded, then swept aside; inflation; new intellectuals; new PX protests; government bureaucracy consolidation.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Lei Feng, PX, Yanhuang Chunqiu
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