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Tag Archives: Shenzhen
A centenarian monk reads the newspaper
Benhuan (本焕), a 103-year-old monk at Hongfa Temple in Shenzhen, reads Cankao Xiaoxi.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Benhuan, Buddhism, Daily Sunshine, Hongfa Temple, Reference News, Shenzhen, temples
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Profanity on a Shenzhen sign
A sign warning travelers about rip-off unlicensed taxis makes its point with crude language.
Barack Obama’s half-brother in Shenzhen
Looking to see if anyone knows Mark Ndesandjo, Barack Obama’s half-brother who works in Shenzhen, running an internet company.
Posted in The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged Mark Ndesandjo, Shenzhen, Thomas Crampton, World Nexus
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Sexual harassment Shenzhen official in trouble on the Internet, and with the cops
A fat government official harasses an 11-year-old girl in a restaurant in Shezhen, and the Chinese Internet hunts him down.
Posted in Internet culture
Tagged bbs, ChinaSMACK, crime, Internet, officials, sexual harassment, Shenzhen
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Police destroy 14,277 ‘illegal’ motorcycles with bulldozers
Daily Sunshine (晶报): 14,277 confiscated “illegal motorcycles” were destroyed by bulldozers in Yungang district, Shenzhen as part of the city’s “motorcycle ban”.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Daily Sunshine, motorcycle, Shenzhen
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Chinese protesters extinguish Olympic torch in protest?
As reported by Asia Sentinel, the Olympic torch has apparently been extinguished by local Chinese protesters while making the rounds in Shenzhen earlier today. Despite efforts to find local sources collaborating details of the story, nothing has turned up on … Continue reading
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged extinguished, Olympic, protests, Shenzhen, torch
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