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Tag Archives: Sichuan
Two accidents that killed 29 people in two days
Two stories have shocked the Chinese press: 7 deaths in an internet cafe in Guizhou province caused by “chemicals illegally stored in an adjacent room,” and a fire at a Sichuan grassland where “the dead are comprised of 15 soldiers, five villagers and two forest workers.”
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged grassland, Guizhou, Internet cafe, New Express, Sichuan, Southern Metropolis Daily, Yunnan Information Times
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Three suns in Sichuan — UFOs or sun dogs?
8pm, July 26: three suns appear over Leshan, Sichuan Province.
Sala
Music from the Sichuan quake zone.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Abigail Washburn, Afterquake, earthquake, Luke Mines, music, Sexy Beijing, Sichuan, Wenchuan
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Afterquake: music made in Sichuan
A Sexy Beijing video of Abigail Washburn and Dave Liang of the Shanghai Restoration Project making music with children who survived the May 12, 2008 Sichuan earthquake, using folk songs sung by the children as well as sounds of their parents rebuilding their houses with bricks and mortar.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Abigail Washburn, Dave Liang, earthquake, music, Sexy Beijing, Sichuan
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Subway trains to shelter Sichuan homeless
An ingenious use of decommissioned subway cars provides an immediate solution for a few of the thousands left homeless by the devastating earthquake in Sichuan.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Transport
Tagged earthquake, Sichuan, trains, transportation
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Hu Jintao is also grandpa
‘Grandpa’ Hu Jintao welcomes children from the earthquake zone to Zhongnanhai.
Posted in Propaganda
Tagged earthquake, Hu Jintao, propaganda, Russia, Sichuan, Zhongnanhai
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U.S. earthquake web page blocked?
An aftershock in Sichuan’s earthquake zone, and the a blocked web page.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, earthquake, media regulation, net nanny, Sichuan
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A younger, thinner and taller president
A painting portrays China’s leaders in the earthquake zone.
Posted in Art
Tagged art, earthquake, Hu Jintao, painting, propaganda, Sichuan, Wen Jiabao
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Sichuan Earthquake Survivors – Photos
In Dujiangyan, I met a group of migrant construction workers taking a lunch break. They have been working in the earthquake zone for a month now, working to clear out the thousands of tons of rubble the earthquake left behind. This man told me he would return to his home province Shaanxi in August, in time to help his family with the harvest.
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Tagged earthquake, food, migrant workers, photographs, Sichuan
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