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Tag Archives: Olympics
Danwei Picks: Lijiang vs. white pollution
Tea for Olympic dissidents; Lijiang wipes out plastic bags; reversing the one-child policy?
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Lijiang, Olympics, one-child policy
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Losing money during the Olympics
Nightclubs forced to close during the Olympics – not everyone is going to make money off the Games.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Beijing, nightclubs, nightlife, Olympics, Workers Stadium
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Sudan and South Africa
The South African government position on Darfur explained by a South African academic.
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged Darfur, Olympics, South Africa, Sudan
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Danwei Picks: Revolutionary heroes
Lu Jinbo on Internet publishing; dodgy air quality figures; Olympic logos; Cuba; heroes no longer revolutionary.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged air quality, Cuba, Lu Jinbo, Olympics, revolutionary heroes
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Assessing Spielberg’s withdrawal from the Beijing Olympics
Steven Spielberg (斯皮尔伯格) backs out of the Olympics. Rose Luqiu (闾丘露薇), Han Song (韩松), and Wang Xiaoyu (王晓渔) comment.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged @classic, Darfur, Han Song, Mia Farrow, Olympics, Rose Luqiu, Steven Spielberg, Wang Xiaoyu
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Olympics! Olympics! Olympics!
An ad for Hengyuanxiang (恒源祥) repeats the same line twelve times.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged commercials, Dragon TV, Hengyuanxiang, Olympics, television
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Danwei Picks: more foreign film shenanigans
‘Shanghai’ blocked from filming; Suez tries to collect fees for its water utility; more on Edison Chen; Olympic architecture is awesome. And Taoist hell.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged architecture, Edison Chen, hell, Olympics, water
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Danwei Picks: clean attitudes in the mainstream media
Xinhua cleans up a Monitor article; Eliminating officialese; TV shows and mainstream attitudes; Hu Jia, Zeng Jinyan, and international PR.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Hu Jia, Olympics, Raymond Zhou, Xinhua, Zeng Jinyan
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Danwei Picks: Globalization through scholarship
Ji Xianlin and the Tocharian language (吐火罗语); deaths in Olympic construction; Olympic boxer Zou Shunli (邹顺利)
Posted in From the Web
Tagged About.com, Ji Xianlin, Olympics, Zou Shunli
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Snow and chaos
The Beijing News (新京报) on snow and the water cube
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Olympics, snow, The Beijing News, Water Cube
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