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Tag Archives: tourism
The English voice of an animated pangolin
Voicing the Gourd Brothers cartoon; nationalism and business; online youth trends; much more on the Sichuan earthquake; Chinese tourists to the USA.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged cartoons, earthquakes, intellectuals, nationalism, tourism
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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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Xu Jinglei’s South African adventure
Xu Jinglei at South Africa’s Apartheid Museum 2008 is the tenth anniversary of the commencement of diplomatic relations between South Africa and the People’s Republic of China. As part of its activities to celebrate the occasion, the South African government … Continue reading
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged actor, apartheid, Apartheid Museum, blogger, director, South Africa, tourism, Xu Jinglei
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Chasing the Chinese tourist dollar
Statistics about outbound and domestic Chinese tourism, and Ctrip.com.
Oriental Outlook: The dog-eat-dog tourism industry
From Oriental Outlook magazine (瞭望东方周刊), a feature on China’s cut-throat tourism sector, where profitability depends upon how badly guides fleece their charges.
Posted in Business and Finance, IP and Law, Magazines, Mobile phone and wireless, Tourism
Tagged Oriental Outlook, tourism
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People: Nicholas Bonner and his North Korean films
Nick Bonner is one of Beijing’s most eccentric residents, in all the right ways. He is a painter, cartoonist, landscape artist and filmmaker who has been living in the capital for more than fifteen years.