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Tag Archives: Sanlian Life Week
Hepatitis in a redesigned Sanlian
Sanlian Life Week (三联生活周刊) gets redesigned for the National Day. New Weekly (新周刊) looks at information overload.
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Tagged diseases, New Weekly, privacy, Sanlian Life Week
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What Confucius said
Yu Dan (于丹) writes about Confucius for modern readers and sells 800,000 copies. She is interviewed in Sanlian Life Week.
Posted in Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged Confucius, Sanlian Life Week, Yu Dan
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Problems in a perfect Beijing apartment
An apartment-rental horror story: ‘Just Perfect’ (完美不过如此) by Ai Shi (艾氏) in Sanlian Life Week (三联生活周刊), issue 35 (18 September, 2006), page 124. Used with permission.
Posted in Beijing, Trends and Buzz
Tagged apartments, rental agents, Sanlian Life Week
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Sensitive
Sensitive issues from Wang Xiaofeng.
Posted in Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged Anti-rightist Movement, censorship, Sanlian Life Week, Wang Xiaofeng
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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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Cartoon slang, rock jargon, and Garfield’s netspeak
Rock slang from Yan Jun, anime slang from Japan, and netspeak in the new Garfield movie.
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Tagged Garfield, language, netspeak, Sanlian Life Week, slang, Yan Jun
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Daily Roundup: Karaoke copyright and popular historian
Also, a water transport project and Fang Wenshan.
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Tagged Fang Wenshan, karaoke, Sanlian Life Week, Yi Zhongtian
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Thoughts on leaving college
Translation of a column in Sanlian Life Week by a college graduate on leaving the university.
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Tagged graduation, Sanlian Life Week
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Reporters – as seen on TV!
Translation of a Sanlian column by Meng Jing about how reporters are portrayed on Chinese TV – rich, superficial, and carefree.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged Chen Hao, journalism, Meng Jing, Sanlian Life Week
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