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Tag Archives: Sichuan
Remembering the Tangshan earthquake of 1976
A 1983 news article written after the first foreign reporters visited Tangshan after the 1976 earthquake there.
Posted in The Earnshaw Vault
Tagged 1976, earthquakes, natural disasters, Sichuan, Tangshan
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Xinhua: Earthquake death toll nearly 10,000
Xinhua reports on the Sichuan earthquake.
Posted in State media
Tagged earthquakes, natural disasters, Sichuan, Xinhua
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Earthquake in China
Breaking news: an earthquake in China, affecting Beijing
Posted in Breaking News
Tagged Beijing, earthquakes, natural disasters, Sichuan
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Street scenes in the Sichuan dialect
Jonathan Kott (aka Jiang Nan) walks the streets of Chengdu speaking the local dialect. tbjblog has more about this local celebrity.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Chengdu, Sichuan, video
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Lethal English
A play in Chengdu is cancelled.
Sichuan dialect competition winner
The results of a competition to translate Sichuan dialect. Also, Fan Wen (范稳) on Sichuanese (四川话) and the Chongqing dialect (重庆方言).
Free wine! Fun with Sichuanese
Contest: interpret these dialect terms.
Posted in Survey
Tagged competition, language, quiz, Sichuan
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