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Tag Archives: Oriental Outlook
Oriental Outlook: The dog-eat-dog tourism industry
From Oriental Outlook magazine (瞭望东方周刊), a feature on China’s cut-throat tourism sector, where profitability depends upon how badly guides fleece their charges.
Posted in Business and Finance, IP and Law, Magazines, Mobile phone and wireless, Tourism
Tagged Oriental Outlook, tourism
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Morality, history, and freedom of expression, as seen on TV
Culture wars: Yi Zhongtian (易中天) PK Cheng Junyi (成君忆) over morality and history.
Posted in Books, Newspapers, Scholarship and education, Trends and Buzz, TV
Tagged @classic. culture wars, books, Cheng Junyi, China Times, guoxue, Jiang Ping, morality, Oriental Outlook, Yi Zhongtian
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Bootleg faith
A pirated Bible (圣经) sold by a roadside bookseller in Jilin, China.
Posted in Books, Intellectual Property, Media and Advertising
Tagged Bible, Bibles, books, Oriental Outlook, piracy
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A medical scam’s willing participants
From Oriental Outlook, a personal account by a doctor of patients shilling for bad medicine. Also, a Legal Report episode on how commercials are faked.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, TV
Tagged @classic, fake ads, Legal Report, medicine, Oriental Outlook, SARFT
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News magazines: Sister Hibiscus gets her head shrunk and New Weekly turns 10
A rundown of the major Chinese newsmagazines for the week of 25 August.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Magazines
Tagged mathematics, New Century Weekly, New Weekly, Oriental Outlook, Poincare Conjecture, Sanlian Life Week, Shing-Tung Yao, Sister Hibiscus, slogans, Zhu Deyong
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Where is the party when you need it?
From Oriental Outlook magazine, a recently-graduated party member talks about the difficulty he has in paying his dues to the Communist Party of China.
Posted in Magazines, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Oriental Outlook, party dues
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The bad habits of Beijing
Nobody every says ‘sorry’.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged bad habits, Beijing, etiquette, Olympics, Oriental Outlook
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She Xianglin after six months on the outside
She Xianglin (佘祥林 ), cleared of murder and out of prison for six months, is closely monitored by the local government in his town in Hubei. His phone is tapped, and he’s still seeking compensation and justice.
Posted in IP and Law
Tagged justice, Oriental Outlook, She Xianglin
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Why we aren’t building a “harmonious Danwei”
Liu Hongbo (刘洪波) looks back at the village feuds of his youth and suggests that a ‘harmonious society’ is not something that local governments can necessarily construct.
Posted in IP and Law, Magazines
Tagged @classic, harmonious society, Liu Hongbo, Oriental Outlook
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Explaining Chinese book prices
Oriental Outlook explores rising book prices.
Posted in Business and Finance
Tagged books, Oriental Outlook, paper, prices
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