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Tag Archives: The First
Buildings fall in Chongqing
The top headline of The First 竞报 today announces that more than 80% netizens agree with the adjustment of holiday 节假日调整
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Tagged golden week, The First, Three Gorges, Yi Jianlian
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The second ring’s about to shine
The First (竞报) is redesigned!
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Tagged roads, The First
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Name your child “Olympics”
The First (竞报) claims that there are 3,491 people named “Aoyun” 奥运 in China, 3,216 male and 275 female, 6 “Aoyun” in Beijing.
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Tagged Chang'e I, Olympics, The First
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Goodbye, High C! Hello Andy Lau!
Front page of The First (竞报) for 7 September 2007. Pavarotti (帕瓦罗蒂) dies. Andy Lau (刘德华) appears at a ceremony for the Paralympics (残奥).
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Zhu Dake on literature and literary prizes
Cultural critic Zhu Dake (朱大可) talks about online literature and the Nobel Prize (诺贝尔奖).
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Tagged @classic, books, Nobel Prize, The First, Zhu Dake
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A newspaper about the great Olympic era
The First comes to Danwei.
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