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Tag Archives: oil
Awesome “yellow shirt guys” to the rescue
Today the front page of the Dongguan Times features headshots of five men, along with the headline: “You’re awesome!” The subheading explains that, in the midst of their busy lives, all these men had spontaneously come together for the occasion of saving … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Internet and Media, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged Danwei.com, Most Beautiful, oil
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NDRC refutes rumors, raises the price of fuel anyway
Last week, NDRC said it wouldn’t raise the price of oil. This week, it has.
Posted in Government
Tagged Hecaitou, NDRC, oil, Pan Haitian
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Inflation revives Spring Festival traditions
Hu Xudong (胡续冬) tells of people resuming the custom of sending oil to their family and friends during the new year.
Posted in Festivals
Tagged Hu Xudong, Naobaijin, oil, Spring Festival
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Danwei Picks: 2007-12-26
New American Media on Sun Binbin’s recent activity, Shanghai Scrap on a collapsed beeper signal tower, GVO on the death penalty, and Shi Kang on Chinese script writers.
Sex and drugs and rock ‘n roll in Sudan
Sudanese Thinker writes on China’s presence in the Sudan.
Posted in China and Africa, China and foreign relations, Oil, Energy and Resources
Tagged Africa, Congo, Kinshasa, mining, oil, Sudan
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