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Tag Archives: New Express
Chairman’s grandson starts Mao Zedong Thought department at private university
Chairman Mao Zedong’s grandson is hopefully going to be the dean of China’s first university department that dedicate itself to Mao Zedong’s theories study.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Mao Xinyu, Mao Zedong, New Express, Wang Yongqing
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Who are the hottest Olympians?
New Express (新快报): the newspaper released a list of ‘the sexiest Olympic athletes’.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Anastasia Liukin, Kobe Bryant, Leryn Franco, New Express, Olympics, Stephanie Rice, Timo Boll, Usain Bolt, Xue Chen, Yelena Isinbayeva
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Chinese-Canadian fencer applauded for displaying “patrotic” banner
Luan Jujie, a Chinese-Canadian fencer, was cheered by the Chinese media for displaying a ‘patriotic’ banner.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chinese Business View, He Zhili, Luan Jujie, New Express, Olympics, patriotism
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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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The price of keeping a pet dog
Keeping a legal pet dog can be an expensive proposition in Guangzhou; a license to own a dog costs 10,000 yuan and each year a dog owner must pay an additional 6,000 yuan for a medical “check”.
The epic quest for an Olympic ticket
New Express (新快报): The last batch of tickets for the Olympic Games will be put on sale from Friday at ticket booths located in the various Olympic venues, but for many people who are determined to get one of them, the battle for an Olympic ticket is on much earlier.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged New Express, Olympic tickets, push ups
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Soldiers blocked roads leading to Beichuan
The big image on the front page of today’s New Express (新快报) shows a check point guarded by mask-clad soldiers. The headline that is printed on the top of the image reads “Bichuang Evacuated”.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beichuan, earthquake, New Express
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The death of Tan Jing: murder, suicide or drunken accident?
New Express (新快报) today ran a front page story about Tan Jing, a model and actress who was mysteriously found dead on the morning of April 5, which was China’s Tomb Sweeping Festival.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged crime, New Express, Tan Jing
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