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Tag Archives: The Beijing News
Jia Pingwa’s banned novel returns after 17 years
Feidu (废都) returns to shelves in a new, unbanned edition. Read about its troubled publishing history, previous attempts at republication, and the drive to restore its status as serious literature rather than spectacle.
Posted in Books
Tagged Abandoned Capital, banned books, books, Feidu, Jia Pingwa, Li Jingze, publishing, The Beijing News
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Beijing: China’s happiest town?
Beijing was crowned China’s happiest city by feedback polls at bus stations.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing, compensation, eclipse, The Beijing News, Urumqi
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Ethnic unity on the college entrance exam
The Beijing News: “Ethnic solidarity education” will be tested in the high school and college-level entrance examinations of the entire country
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged ethnic education, GDP, Sinopec, The Beijing News
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97 former residences of the famous demolished in Beijing
Yesterday’s The Beijing News ran something on the former residences of famous people in the old parts of Beijing and their state now.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged Beijing, residential areas, The Beijing News
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Shock therapy for Internet addiction halted
The use of shock therapy to treat cases of Internet addiction has been suspended by the Minstry of Health, The Beijing News reports.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged heat, Internet addiction, riots, The Beijing News, Urumqi
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Beijing college student robs an on-campus bank
A student at Beijing’s University of Science and Technology took two hostages at knife-point at an on-campus bank yesterday.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged accident, crime, government, kidnapping, The Beijing News, university
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An aircraft carrier! (It’s only a model)
A model of a possible future aircraft carrier appeared alongside other new PLA weaponry in a military exhibition in Hong Kong on July 4th, stoking the enthusiasm of Chinese military fans.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chongqing Times, crime, death, riot, Shengzhen Evening News, The Beijing News, Urumqi
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Peking University rejects applicant who faked his ethnicity
The admission office of Peking University announced yesterday that it would not accept the application of He Chuanyang to study at the university’s Guanghua School of Management.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged He Chuanyang, Peking University, plagiarism, The Beijing News
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The political background check of a petitioner’s daughter
Beijing media report two cases in which girls had their college application paperwork rejected because of their parents’ political problems.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged background checks, Beijing Times, gaokao, petitions, political inspections, The Beijing News
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It only matters what the machine thinks: getting diagnosed in a Chinese hospital
On July 20 The Beijing News printed a reader comment about the kind of medical service they received when they paid a visit to the ophthalmologist.
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