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Tag Archives: Nobel Prize
China’s front pages go to town on Mo Yan’s Nobel Prize
The face of the first ever winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature who is a Chinese citizen living in China, Mo Yan, is all over the front pages of China’s newspapers today alongside formulaic headlines. Most of the newspapers … Continue reading
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Tagged Danwei.com, literature, Mo Yan, Nobel Prize
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Charles Kao wins the physics Nobel
Charles K. Kao, a scientist of Chinese heritage, makes the front page of many newspapers after winning the Nobel prize in physics.
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Tagged Charles Kao, City Woman Post, Nobel Prize
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Special Olympics close in Shanghai
The headline of today’s Shanghai Youth Daily (青年报) announces that the State Council approved a proposal to construct the Beijing – Shanghai Express Railway (京沪高速铁路)
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Tagged Chang'e I, Nobel Prize, Shanghai Youth Daily, Special Olympics
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Zhu Dake on literature and literary prizes
Cultural critic Zhu Dake (朱大可) talks about online literature and the Nobel Prize (诺贝尔奖).
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Nobel translators who don’t translate, and readers who don’t read
A Nobel Literature series is cobbled together from previous Chinese translations. And readers of Pamuk’s ‘My Name is Red’ complain that tey can’t understand it.
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Tagged Nobel Prize, Orhan Pamuk, plagiarism, Wenhui Book Review
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