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Tag Archives: microblog
Han Han the novelist versus Fang Zhouzi the fraud-buster
It’s been an exciting two weeks on China’s microblog scene. Megablogger, rally racer, and novelist Han Han has been defending himself against science writer Fang Zhouzi’s charges that he didn’t write some of his most famous work. Han Han (韩寒) … Continue reading
Posted in Internet and Media, Music, Books and Art
Tagged conspiracy, Danwei.com, Fang Zhouzi, fraud, Ghostwriting, Han Han, Lu Jinbo, Mai Tian, microblog, publishing
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Abducted boy goes home, but “sister” remains separated from birth family
The story of Peng Xinle (彭心乐) has been going around in the news. Due to Phoenix journalist Deng Fei, who helped Peng’s father re-post the lost boy’s picture on Sina weibo. This has coincided with Yu Jianrong, a professor at the China Academy of Social Science, and his campaign on Sina weibo to get child beggars reunited with parents in cases of trafficking. Although it has been faced with some criticism, right now at least six children have been reunited.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged child beggars, microblog, Peng Wenle, Shenzhen Evening News, Yu Jianrong
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Diary of an alien in Beijing
E2MAN the alien launches a Sina microblog.
Prices for food and petrol neck-to-neck in Boston and Hangzhou
On microblog and news portals an interesting comparison is being drawn: Prices in Boston and China. A netizen Wang Pei (王佩) conducted a test of prices for different produce in China with its counterpart in Boston and found results to be alarming. Apart from vegetables, meats all cost more in China. Here is her list of produce:
Feng Xiaogang defends his tearjerker
Feng Xiaogang answers charges concerning the quality and morality of Aftershock.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Aftershock, Feng Xiaogang, microblog, Oriental Guardian
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Government double-speak about earthquakes and oil prices
The Sina microblog page of user Jiandansue has a widely distributed news items headline montage.
Posted in Government
Tagged Earthquake Administration, microblog, refined oil, Sina, Yushu
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