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Tag Archives: Taiwan
Can you blame the post-eighties generation?
This is the China Writing Digest, a weekly roundup of recent essays and articles published on the Chinese web, with links to translations on the Marco Polo Project. This week’s digest takes a look at the Chinese Gen Y – generally known … Continue reading
Posted in 1510 Digest, School and Education, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged Cultural Revolution, Danwei.com, history, post 80s, post 90s, Taiwan
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Beijing’s hidden ads in Taiwan media
China is attacking Taiwan with a new war of words. But it’s not the ballistic, missile-rattling rhetoric of years past. Now it’s the sweet oily stuff of the post-2008 cross-Strait detente era: flattering words from Beijing, about Beijing, disguised in Taiwan’s media as straight hard news coverage.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Apple Daily, china, China Times, media coverage, Taiwan
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Taiwan’s Want Daily wants a piece of China
That axiom is driving an upstart Taiwan daily newspaper’s coverage of mainland China. The Want Daily, one morsel in a giant food production firm, is bearing broader business interests in mind as it reinvents Taiwan’s normally standoffish coverage of its erstwhile foe on the other side of the Strait.
Posted in Media
Tagged Taiwan, Want Daily
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Mainland clowns on Taiwan TV
Taiwan has known for a decade or two, before the rest of the world figured it out, that mainland China was a place to save money on factory work or make it by selling mass-manufactured stuff. More than 750,000 Taiwanese and their families live in China and do just that.
Li Ao’s son enrolls in Peking University
Yesterday marked the start of the school year. Today, many front pages show students － Shanxi Evening News featured the son of Li Ao (李敖), the Taiwanese political commenter and essayist, who had enrolled in Peking University.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Jolin, Li Ao, Li Kan, PKU, Shanxi Evening News, Taiwan
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Hu Shi on “Tolerance and freedom”
Never burned at the stake (Wikipedia) Hu Shi published “Tolerance and freedom” in 1959, the year in which the KMT began persecuting ideological dissidents and suppressing criticism of the government. According to Professor Chou Chih-p’ing of Princeton University, the essay … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship
Tagged Christianity, Hu Shi, intolerance, Taiwan
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You say guoyu, I say putonghua
Dodolook, a girl from Guilin whose online videos became famous in China in 2006, is still around. In this new video, she compares Mandarin vocabulary as spoken in Taiwan with that of the Mainland.
Even Taiwan superstars busk?
Taiwan popstar cum DJ cum Super Band member Chang Chen-yue (张震岳), or A-Yue (阿岳) was spotted yesterday busking at Deshengmen subway in Beijing. He will headline the Zebra music festival in Chengdu this weekend.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged A-Yue, Beijing, busking, commercial, fesivals, mobile, Taiwan
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China denies prefab housing formaldehyde rumor
Fan Liqing, spokesperson of the Taiwanese Affairs Office denied the rumor that the prefab housing China donated to Taiwan contains dangerous level of formaldehyde.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged disaster relief, Hu Jintao, Southern Metropolis, Taiwan
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