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Tag Archives: sports
Olympic tickets and basketball
Roundup of week’s sporting news.
Posted in Sports
Tagged Mercedes Benz, NBA, Roger Federer, sports
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Olympic venues open, tickets scalpers arrested
A roundup of the week’s sporting news.
Posted in Sports
Tagged sports, Sports Illustrated
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Upcoming China-related books
Upcoming China-related books; no Olympic scalping; torch relays in North Korea and southeast Asia; Carrefour mob attacks American volunteer teacher.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged books, Olympic torch relay, Olympics, scalping, sports
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CCTV celebrities live it up
The Beijing News today.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing, cars, CCTV, SARFT, sports, The Beijing News, Zhou Enlai
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Cub Scout splittists
Why were Cub Scouts prevented from taking to the field after a baseball game last weekend?
Politics, Beijing and the Olympic Games
Daniel Beekman of The Seattle Times has posted an interview with Dr Brownell on his blog.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged anti-spitting, Beijing, Olympics, politics, spitting, sports
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Major League Baseball in China
A short film about Major League Baseball in China
Should He Zhili be forgiven for playing for Japan?
He Zhili (何智丽), aka Koyama Chire (小山智丽), is the subject of a nationalist editorial by Hu Ziwei (胡紫微).
Posted in Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising, Sports
Tagged hanjian, He Zhili, Hu Ziwei, Mirror, sports, Ye Yonglie
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