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Tag Archives: Olympics
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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Lip-synching? Let’s pretend it didn’t happen
The western media loves Lin Miaoke!
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Li Miaoke, lip-synching, Olympics
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Google: No news in China today
No news in China today, according to Google.
Posted in Internet
Tagged Beijing, censorship, Google, hacking, media regulation, net nanny, Olympics
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The good Bolt and the bad Bolt
Bolt’s on Rogge’s bad side, but accepts Smile bracelets from a volunteer. Chinese Business View (华商报) reports on the Liu-less Robles 110m hurdle victory.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chinese Business View, Chutian Metropolis Daily, Dayron Robles, Jacques Rogge, Olympics, Usain Bolt
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Not everyone can be a winner
Southern Metropolis Weekly (南都周刊) profiles a number of losing Olympic athletes.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Magazines
Tagged Chang Ping, Olympics, Southern Metropolis Weekly
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Sexy Beijing: Matchmaker, Matchmaker
Are arranged marriages still popular in Beijing? Sufei finds out in this episode of Sexy Beijing.
Beijing rock–Asia Society at the Olympics
The Asia Society on Beijing rock music.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Asia Society, Leah Thompson, Olympics, rock music
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How young are those gymnasts, really?
The Mirror pictures the women’s gymnastics team as a bunch of 14-year-olds.
Posted in Sports
Tagged Mirror, Olympics, Young Pioneers
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Chinese media calls the Olympics for China
Life News (生活新报) ran the top headline “43: 26, it is settled” implying that China has already won the medal-counting competition with America.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Dongguan Times, earthquake, Life News, medal counting, Olympics, The Beijing News
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Liu Xiang’s departure from the Games
The surprise departure of Liu Xiang, the Chinese defending Olympic champion for the 110m hurdles has caused a national-scale shock and disappointment.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Guangzhou Daily, Liu Xiang, Olympics
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