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Tag Archives: Tibet
Support the Olympics: kill splittists
QQ Huaxia has an Independence monster; a bus explodes in Shanghai; interviews with youth who aren’t angry; a museum of Tibetan history.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged angry youth, explosions, QQ Huaxia, Tibet
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CCTV broadcasts One World without the Super Girls
CCTV vs. Super Girls; student interviews DL, who has envoys in Beijing; HK media on the torch; historical and geographic perspectives on the boycotts; book reviews; sketchy underwear ads at Xinjiekou.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged books, boycotts, bridges, Carrefour, Dalai Lama, Olympic torch relay, Tibet, underwear
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Nine Dragons chief accuses NGO of anti-Olympic motivations
The Beijing News (新京报): 30 were sentenced to jail for Tibetan riot.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Carrefour, earthquakes, hackers, Qianmen, The Beijing News, Tibet, tourism
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Preserving traditional homes in Fujian
Hakka homes; the Haj and Uighur identity; Tibet flags on the mainland; discussions with the Dalai; mobile users up to 574 mil; Swedish TV channel loses Nobel; and a dreamy security officer.
The Western media on China, the Olympics and Tibet
A selection of links to different voices in the much-pilloried Western media.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged foreign media, Olympics, Tibet, Western Media
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Tibet 27 years ago, plus ça change
A news story about Tibet from 1980.
Posted in The Earnshaw Vault
Tagged Hu Yaobang, Tibet
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Grace Wang
Unfortunate backdrop This article is by guest contributor Alice Xin Liu. On April 9, 2008 at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, two high-profile student ‘protests’ for and against Tibetan independence took place. Grace Wang (Wang Qianyuan 王千源), a 21 … Continue reading
Saccharine propaganda
A Youtube music video: ‘Don’t be too CNN’.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged CNN, foreign media, propaganda, Tibet, Western Media, Youtube
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Donuts and guidebooks full of holes
Donuts in Shanghai; stories about Lonely Planet China; a look at both sides of the western media bias protests; more anti-CNN.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged CNN, donuts, guidebooks, Lonely Planet, Tibet
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Expensive resignation
Zheng Zhihong (郑志宏), a airliner pilot, was judged by court to pay his employer, China Eastern Airlines, 1.4 million yuan in compensation to end his work contract.
The China Eastern Airline asked for 12.57 million yuan from Zheng to compensate the training cost that has been spent on him.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged air quality, airlines, Journalist, labor, Olympic torch relay, pilot protest, Run Run Shaw, The Beijing News, Tibet
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