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Tag Archives: Wang Xiaofeng
‘Cherish freedom: Stay far away from Sina!’
Wang Xiaoshan blogs about The Beijing News shakeup. Sina deletes his post. Wang Xiaofeng comments.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged blogs, Sina, Wang Xiaofeng, Wang Xiaozhan
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“Beijingers blindly adore reproductive organs”
Debi (的逼) is Beijing slang for talking bullshit, or something like ‘yak yak yak’ or ‘yada yada yada’.
Posted in Trends and Buzz
Tagged Beijing, blogs, slang, Wang Xiaofeng
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Massage Milk and the disaster of journalism in China
The Massage Milk blogger, who goes by the name Dai San Ge Biao, writes caustic commentary on Chinese media, and is a master of humorous sarcasm with a Beijing flavor.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged blogs, journalism, Wang Xiaofeng
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Celebrities blog on Sina
Chinese celebrities blog on Sina: Xu Jinglei, Yu Hua, Super Girl Zhang Liangying, Yu Qiuyu. Do they have anything to say?
Posted in Blogs, Trends and Buzz
Tagged blogs, Guo Jingming, Liu Zhenyun, Sina, Wang Xiaofeng, Zhu Wei
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Warning! This article contains Sensitive Words
Wang Xiaofeng writes about Sina’s keyword filters.
Posted in Media and Advertising, Trends and Buzz
Tagged keywords, Sina, Wang Xiaofeng
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