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Tag Archives: Southern Weekly
Finance and family values
Jonathan Rechtman presents a Southern Weekly (南方周末) story about family values in contemporary society.
Posted in Business and Finance, Guest Contributor
Tagged Jonathan Rechtman, Southern Weekly
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Three stories about voting
Southern Weekly (南方周末) prints three letters about voting in this week’s Review section (评论).
Want to buy a coal mine?
A Guizhou mining company looks for investors in Southern Weekly.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged investment, mining, Southern Weekly
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Buzz and buzzwords at the 17th Party Congress
Oriental Outlook (瞭望东方周刊) writes about the Scientific Concept of Development (科学发展观) at the 17th Party Congress.
Posted in Media
Tagged Beijing Newspeak, GVO, Oriental Outlook, Party Congress, Southern Weekly
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Does foul language have a place in the papers?
Southern Weekly (南方周末) receives a letter from a reader upset about filthy language.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged language, Southern Weekly, taboos
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Superstitious cadres?
David Drakeford writes about a Southern Weekly (aka Southern Weekend) survey that found a whole mess of superstitious cadres.
Posted in Guest Contributor, IP and Law, Newspapers, Trends and Buzz
Tagged David Drakeford, Seeking Truth, Southern Weekly, superstition
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Two decades of profitable Chinese book agents
An Min (安民) writes in Southern Weekly (南方周末) about Chinese book agents (书商) and Xue Mili (雪米莉).
Posted in Books, Media business
Tagged @classic, agents, An Min, books, Hong Kong, Jia Pingwa, publishing, Southern Weekly, Xue Mili
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Ministry of Culture explains the culture certification system
Liu Changquan (刘长权) of the Ministry of Culture talks to Southern Weekly (南方周末).
Posted in Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Newspapers
Tagged licenses, Liu Changquan, Ministry of Culture, Southern Weekly, talent shows
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Ex-cons writing about prison life
Four Walls (四面墙) by Zhang Chunlei (张春雷 aka 哥们儿), Female Psychologist (女心理师) by Bi Shumin (毕淑敏), and two prison blogs.
Posted in Blogs, Books, TV
Tagged @classic, Bi Shumin, blogs, books, online books, Prison Break, prisons, Southern Weekly, Zhang Chunlei
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Things you don’t need to know about Chinese culture
Does everyone need to know who Yang Zhenning is? Southern Weekly commentator Song Zhijian thinks not.
Posted in Music, Newspapers, Scholarship and education, Trends and Buzz, TV
Tagged culture wars, Song Zhijian, Southern Weekly, Yang Zhenning
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