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Tag Archives: traffic
Changsha’s unruly drivers challenged to be like butterflies shaking their wings
The front page of the Sanxiang Metropolis Daily from Changsha, the capital of Hunan province, today unloads on the city’s unruly drivers. The front page is festooned with a line of images of orderly straight lines of traffic in Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Shenzhen, contrasted … Continue reading
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Tagged Changsha, Danwei.com, traffic
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China’s “most severe traffic law in history”
China’s newspapers are today mulling over what is being portrayed as a sea change on China’s roads, a new regulation that has caused some consternation: Running a yellow light (note yellow, not red) will now be severely punished with an automatic deduction … Continue reading
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“This year’s Golden Week was not relaxed”
Congested, overflowing, dirty and just not all that much fun – that’s what the front page of today’s Sanxiang City News (三湘都市报) from Hunan (湖南) province thought of this year’s Golden Week holiday that finished yesterday. A host of front pages today carry the … Continue reading
Posted in Business and the Economy, Consumer Culture, Front Page of the Day
Tagged Congestion, Danwei.com, golden week, Holiday, Overcrowding, traffic
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Beijing introduces cap on new car registration
The Beijing News: To alleviate urban traffic congestion, yesterday Beijing announced a new policy intended to curb automobile growth.
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Traffic worsens as Moon Festival draws near
Even though the Moon Festival holiday only starts from tomorrow, Beijing has seen traffic volume mounting recently, leading to frequent traffic jams.
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Tagged Beijing, Moon Festival, The Beijing News, traffic
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New Beijing subway line to break ground
Beijing Youth Daily: The top headline of the newspaper announces that Beijing’s subway line 7 is to start construction very soon.
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Tagged Beijing, disablitity, subway, traffic
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Peking University gives US Treasury Secretary Geithner an old photo
Tim Geithner, the US Treasury Secretary, received a photograph as a present from his former Chinese teacher Fu Min yesterday when yesterday he was at Peking University to give a speech.
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Tagged cocaine, Peking University, Red Bull, The Beijing News, Tim Geithner, traffic
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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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Driving without lights
A report about traffic conditions in Beijing — from 1981.
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Tagged Beijing, bicycles, cars, traffic
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All Chinese museums to be free by 2009
New Life Post 生活新报 The lead headline announces that all museum in China will open to public without charging eventually by 2009. 博物馆 免费 开放
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Tagged New Life Post, traffic, Yunnan
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