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Tag Archives: Oriental Outlook
The hemp farmers of Jilin
Oriental Outlook reports on China’s largest marijuana bust: a group of families in Jilin who planted pharmacological hemp out in the open on 600 hectares of farmland.
Posted in The Countryside
Tagged drugs, Jilin, marijuana, Oriental Outlook
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Someone’s got to give a urine sample
Mandatory bloodwork: “The patient doesn’t have to do them himself.”
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged hospitals, Oriental Outlook
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Behind the Chinese blogging boom
Japanese writer Kato Yoshikazu discusses blog popularity in China
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, Kato Yoshikazu, Oriental Outlook
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Say you’re satisfied, for the sake of the children
Children’s school scores are held hostage to ensure their parents fill out a survey satisfactorily.
Posted in Survey
Tagged fraud, Oriental Outlook, schools, surveys
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Apply to join the Qiang nationality in Fengxian, Shaanxi
Chinese Business News reprints a story from Oriental Outlook: Fengxian, a small city in Shaanxi province, is encouraging people to change their ethnic registration from Han to Qiang.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chinese Business News, ethnicity, Oriental Outlook
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CCTV’s gatekeepers discuss TV drama censorship
Oriental Outlook reports on CCTV’s in-house tv censors.
Posted in State media, TV
Tagged @classic, CCTV, censorship, Chen Shanjia, Feng Wanyou, Oriental Outlook, television
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News magazines cover the earthquake
Covers of China’s newsweeklies one week after the Wenchuan Earthquake.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged China Newsweek, Oriental Outlook, South Wind View, Southern People Weekly, Window of the South
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An Internet-certified expert speaks
Mu Shan (穆杉) writes for Oriental Outlook and describes how he became an ‘expert’ on Sino-Japanese relations.
Should authors get mixed up in politics?
Chang Ping (长平) writes about Zhang Ping (张平), a famous author who is vice-governor of Shanxi. And Wolfgang Kubin (顾彬) comments on Chinese lit.
Posted in Books
Tagged Ah Cheng, Chang Ping, literature, Oriental Outlook, Wolfgang Kubin, Zhang Ping
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