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Tag Archives: Tibet
Out of Tibet
Now readable in full on Danwei, and with a new update from the author two years on, “Out of Tibet” by Alec Ash is a chapter in the new book Chinese Characters: Profiles of Fast-Changing Lives in a Fast-Changing Land, edited by Angilee … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Books and Art
Tagged Book Excerpt, Chinese Characters, Danwei.com, Tibet
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A trip to Qinghai
This is the 1510 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 us on a trip to the West, to a less familiar … Continue reading
Posted in 1510 Digest, Traditions
Tagged Buddhism, Danwei.com, environment, Lamaism, poverty, Qinghai, Regions, religion, Tibet
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Tibetan plateau in peril
The Asia Society’s China Green Project has a series of videos on the topic of melting glaciers and the environment of Tibet. One of the videos, above, talks about rivers and lakes that have started running lower, drier pastures, larger deserts, and more unpredictable weather patterns.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Asia Society, China Green Project, environment, glaciers, melting, Tibet
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China cozies up to France and the US
President Hu Jintao met with US President Barack Obama at the London G20 summit and France cleared its stance in regard to Tibet’s political status.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged earthquake, France, Obama, The Beijing News, Tibet, traffic
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The Daily Telegraph‘s Richard Spencer on history and relocation
Leaving Beijing for Dubai, The Daily Telegraph‘s Richard Spencer talks about all the major issues that he reported on in the last year or more, including his feelings about being the first Western journalist to reach Yingxiu and historical and cultural understanding between China and the West.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged bronze heads, Dubai, history, reporting, Richard Spencer, The Daily Telegraph, Tibet
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Zheng Jun’s Tibetan Rock Dog
Rock star famous for song about Tibet pens a graphic novel about a Tibetan mastiff who learns to rock-out.
Posted in Books
Tagged comic books, dogs, Tibet, Zheng Jun
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Cover your ears: audio drugs are attacking!
Zhejiang-based newspaper Today Morning Express alerts its readers about ‘audio drugs’ that attack in silence.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged audio drugs, democracy, drugs, Tibet, Today Morning Express, Wu Bangguo
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492 meter Shanghai skyscraper opens to public on Saturday
Shanghai Morning Post (新闻晨报): 492 meter Shanghai skyscraper opens to public on Saturday
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged architecture, Liu Xiang, Qin Gang, Shanghai, Shanghai Morning Post, Southern Metropolis Daily, Tibet, World Financial Center
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Singapore is cool
Lee Kuan-Yew on what China can learn from Singapore’s dealings with the Western media.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged foreign media, Lee Kuan-Yew, media regulation, Tibet, Western Media
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‘Universal values’ editor removed
Editor Chang Ping removed from his post.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged censorship, Chang Ping, media regulation, Southern Metropolis Daily, Southern Metropolis Weekly, Southern Weekly, Tibet
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