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Tag Archives: Olympics
Hosting the Olympics in post-quake China
Zheng Yefu (郑也夫) examines the implications of the Olympics in the wake of the Wenchuan earthquake.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged angry youth, earthquake, New York Review of Books, Olympics, Oriville Schell, South Wind View, The China Beat, Window of the South, Zheng Yefu
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Ne’er the twain shall meet
Chris Wip and his girlfriend on East and West.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Chris Wip, Olympics, Western Media
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Old dictionaries and the Olympics
Yuan Shang (元尚) writes about old translations for ‘Olympics’ in the China Reading Journal (中华读书报).
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Translation
Tagged books, China Reading Journal, dictionaries, Olympics, translation, Yuan Shang
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The Beijing Olympics: Are they a trap?
The Onion reports on the danger of the Beijing Olympics.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Olympics, The Onion
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Korean TV crew sneak into Bird’s Nest
A Korean TV crew sneak filmed rehearsals for the Olympic opening ceremony.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Birds Nest, media, Olympics, TV, video
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Life in Beijing on the eve of the Olympics
Two bloggers assess Beijing’s livability during the Olympics.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Olympics, policy, Yuan Yue, Zeng Pengyu
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Jinan’s Olympic Center on fire
Life Daily (生活日报) reports on a fire in the Olympic Center in Jinan.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged flame, Jinan, Life Daily, Olympics
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For sale: naming rights for the Bird’s Nest
Plans for Bird’s Nest business after the Games.
Posted in Business
Tagged Birds Nest, business, Olympics
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Three official protest zones for Olympics
Three special protest zones for uppity foreigners who want to ‘express themselves’ during the Olympics.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Beijing, Olympics, protests
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One world, one dream
Chris Wip sings an Olympic wish.