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Tag Archives: Southern Metropolis Daily
The controversy of the 29-year-old mayor
The election of 29-year-old mayor, Zhou Senfeng in the city of Yicheng, Hubei province has sparked debates in the Chinese media and online blogs, some commenting on whether his youthful election is because of family and political background.
Posted in Government
Tagged Southern Metropolis Daily, Yicheng, Yu Jianrong, Zhou Senfeng
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Chengguan stabbed in Shenzhen
A standoff yesterday between roadside peddlers and chengguan on a Shenzhen street erupted into a bloody violence that left one chengguan seriously injured.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged chengguan, Southern Metropolis Daily, violence
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A practical handbook for beating street vendors
A chengguan textbook surfaces online. Highlights: how to beat someone without drawing blood.
Posted in Law
Tagged chengguan, law enforcement, Southern Metropolis Daily, textbooks
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Solar power strictly forbidden
The Southern Metropolis Daily reports on a beautification process that involves making flat roofs slopy, thus the solar panels on top are forcibly removed.
Posted in Environmental problems
Tagged beautification, hot water, scenery, Shijiazhuang, solar power, Southern Metropolis Daily
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Tainted pigs killed in Guangzhou
After a random test reveals that 19 out of a shipment of 149 pigs were contaminated by poisonous additives, the food safety authorities decided to cull the whole herd yesterday in Guangzhou
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged additives, pigs, Southern Metropolis Daily
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First newspapers of 2009
An assortment of front pages of Chinese newspapers for January 1, 2009.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chinese Business View, Hu Jintao, New Express, People's Daily, Southern Metropolis Daily, Strait Herald
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Where do Nanjing’s stray cats end up?
Everyday, thousands of cats in Nanjing are packed in cages and shipped by railway to Guangdong Province.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged cats, Nalan Jingmeng, Southern Metropolis Daily
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1,253 victims in Sanlu formula scandal
Southern Metropolis Daily (南方都市报): Sanlu president Zhang Zhenlin bowing during an public apology.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Haoniu, melamine, milk powder, Sanlu, Southern Metropolis Daily, The Beijing News
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Jin Jing the torch bearer returns
Southern Metropolis Daily (南方都市报): The Beijing Paralympic lighting ceremony ceremony is a replica of the Athens Olympics.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged art, Guo Jingjing, Modern Express, Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai Morning Post, Southern Metropolis Daily
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492 meter Shanghai skyscraper opens to public on Saturday
Shanghai Morning Post (新闻晨报): 492 meter Shanghai skyscraper opens to public on Saturday
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged architecture, Liu Xiang, Qin Gang, Shanghai, Shanghai Morning Post, Southern Metropolis Daily, Tibet, World Financial Center
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