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Tag Archives: Southern Weekly
Southern Weekly in conversation with Chen Daoming
Two weeks ago, Southern Weekly ran a long interview with Chen Daoming. In it, Chen talks about the bygone days of when directors actually took time to film TV series and when film-makers were not just trying to grab money.
Posted in Film
Tagged Chen Daoming, film, Southern Weekly, TV
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Southern Weekly on Thailand and democracy
The Chinese media have covered the protests rather heavily, with the implicit message frequently being that chaos is the expected outcome when developing countries embrace democracy.
Posted in Protests
Tagged democracy, June 4th, Southern Weekly, Thailand
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Southern Weekly on how to deal with “naked officials”
Naked official Pang Jiayu in the happier days that existed before he was sentenced to 12 years for corruption (image source) According to China’s Ministry of Commerce, around 4,000 corrupt officials fled the mainland between 1978 and 2003, taking more … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption
Tagged corrupt offcials, Pang Jiayu, Southern Weekly
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How monks aided in the Yushu earthquake relief effort
A translation by Dave Camp of a Southern Weekly report on the work of local Yushu lamas in the earthquake relief effort.
Posted in Disaster Relief, Guest Contributor
Tagged Dave Camp, earthquakes, lamas, monks, Southern Weekly, Yushu
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How to run a good newspaper: don’t cause trouble
The editor in chief of a party daily in Guangdong has some thoughts about how to run a newspaper.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Qingyuan Daily, Southern Weekly
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Tilting at the Customs Administration over confiscated books
A professor sues over Hong Kong books that were seized at the border. Things don’t look promising: Chen Xiwo lost his case over the confiscation of a book of his own stories, and Zhu Yuantao won a brief victory six years ago only to see it reversed a few months later. Southern Weekly investigates.
Posted in Books, Censorship
Tagged censorship, Chen Xiwo, customs, Feng Chongyi, Southern Weekly, Zhu Yuantao
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“What makes the most profit? Risk does.” China Film Group CEO interview with Southern Weekly
Han Sanping, the CEO of China Film Group, is extensively interviewed by Southern Weekly about overwhelming statics, creating a “dialogue” with Americans and their film industry, and how the State apparatus supports the making of movies and fostering of young directors in China.
Posted in Film
Tagged China Film Group, Han Sanping, Southern Weekly, State-owned film
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One year after the quake: cadres, monks and numbers
Southern Weekly, China Newsweek, and The Beijing News write one year after the quake.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged anniversaries, China Newsweek, earthquakes, Southern Weekly, The Beijing News
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