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Tag Archives: magazines
Culture and corporate propaganda in Soho Xiaobao
Mid-2007 issues of Soho Xiaobao (SOHO小报), illustrating the complicated identity of in-house magazines run by real estate companies.
Popping the jade bubble
Hotan Jade (和田玉) is the latest hot commodity.
Posted in Oil, Energy and Resources
Tagged China Newsweek, jade, magazines, speculation, stocks
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China’s most bankable celebrities—magazine edition
Southern Metropolis Weekly (南都周刊) looks at which Chinese stars move the most magazines.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged celebrities, Esquire, Jiang Wen, magazines, Southern Metropolis Weekly
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The eyes have it
Shen Weifeng (沈威风) writes about eyes in China Newsweek (中国新闻周刊).
Posted in Fashion
Tagged beauty, China Newsweek, eyes, magazines, Shen Weifeng, Zhao Wei
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Jiang Wen also rises
Jiang Wen (姜文) is on the cover of Lady (格调), Esquire, (时尚先生) and Prestige (名仕) for September 2007.
Psychologies presents Gong Li and a love test
Psychologies magazine (心理月刊) has a billboard that harmonizes its print edition cover.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged billboards, Gong Li, magazines, Psychologies
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Harvest turns 50
Harvest magazine (收获) celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with the July, 2007 issue.
Blogs in print so you don’t have to go online
A magazine called ‘Blog’ (博客) prints blog content for offline readers.
Posted in Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged blogs, magazines
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Designing a cover for a Chinese Vanity Fair
Frank Miao Wei writes on his blog about the Chinese editions of various internationally-famous publications, and proposes putting Han Han nude on the cover with Wang Shuo and a clothed Xu Jinglei.
Posted in Humor, Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged Frank Miao Wei, Han Han, magazines, nudity, Wang Shuo, Xu Jinglei
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Read returns, in print and online
Read magazine is back, now called Book Town, with Yu Qiuyu as editor. (书城)
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged Book Town, magazines, New Yorker, Read, Yu Qiuyu
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