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Tag Archives: photography
China Lounge
A music and photo event in Beijing.
Posted in Events
Tagged Fernando Fidanza, Jacopo Della Ragione, music, photography, Xiao Li
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Beijing beauty
Photos of Beijing.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged Beihai, Beijing, Forbidden City, photography, Toomanytribbles
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Crowd attacks journalist, a long time before anti CNN
Graham Earnshaw writes about a journalist who was attacked for photographing a crowd without their permission, in 1981.
Posted in The Earnshaw Vault
Tagged Graham Earnshaw, journalism, photography
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Sword swallowing in Beijing
Photos from Janek Zdzarski.
Posted in Beijing, Photography
Tagged acrobatics, Beijing, Janek Zdzarski, photography
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Will anyone dare to take this district mayor’s photo now?
Wang Lili (王力利) fired from Tongzhou Newsletter (通州时讯) after publishing a photo of Tongzhou district head Deng Naiping (邓乃平) with his eyes closed.
Posted in State media
Tagged Deng Naiping, GAPP, photography, political incident, propaganda, Southern Metropolis Weekly, Tongzhou Newsletter, Wang Lili
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Searching for honesty among propaganda spinners
Zhang Xiang’ou (章翔鸥) regrets a propaganda piece he did for the People’s Daily seven years ago.
Posted in State media
Tagged journalism, People's Daily, photography, propaganda, Sha Fei, water conservation, Wenzhou, Zhang Xiang'ou
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Buildings and their builders in Life Magazine
Life Magazine (生活周刊) for November 2007 presents interesting articles and photography around the theme ‘China Under Construction.”
Posted in Architecture, Magazines
Tagged architecture, Life Magazine, photography
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Attn. China watchers: interpret this black-and-white color photo
A photo in a Chinese newspaper is half black-and-white and half color.
Posted in Media and Advertising, Newspapers
Tagged Dongfang Yu, photography, Southern Metropolis Daily
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A Lei Feng two-fer
Why are there so many photos of Lei Feng? What is he doing these days?
Posted in Books, Media business, Trends and Buzz
Tagged blogs, books, Lei Feng, photography
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