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Tag Archives: Sanlian Life Week
Drag racing in China; Sanlian and FHM
Sanlian Life Week and FHM profile illegal street racing.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Magazines, Media and Advertising, Trends and Buzz
Tagged cars, FHM, racing, Sanlian Life Week
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Sanlian Life Weekly cover girl: Niu Niu, with her dodgy movie
Niu Niu, daughter of an official, makes a movie and forces people to see it, Sanlian reports.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged film, Niu Niu, Sanlian Life Week
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The spring dreams of China’s young writers
Mengyan (萌芽) magazine introduces some young writers, as reported in Sanlian Life Week.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Guo Jingming, Han Han, Mengya, Sanlian Life Week, Zhang Yueran
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Fatal wealth
Sanlian Life Week reports on crimes against the rich.
The last 1,000 pandas in Qinling
Pandas on the cover of Sanlian Life Week.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged pandas, Sanlian Life Week, WWF
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Is your house actually worth anything?
Sanlian looks at property values.
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Forbes and fame
Forbes rates the richest people in China.
Anita Mui on Sanlian Life Weekly
Anita Mui, who died December 30, is on the cover of the January 12 issue of Sanlian Life Week.
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What an original cover idea!
Three news weeklies put Yang Liwei on the cover.
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Tagged China Newsweek, Modern Weekly, Sanlian Life Week, Yang Liwei
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