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Tag Archives: Xinhua
China Daily: Hu Jia sentenced to 3.5 years in jail
Activist Hu Jia gets 3 and a half years of jail time.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged activism, China Daily, Hu Jia, Xinhua
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Western media manhunt
Angry Chinese netizens misdirect their frustrations at the Beijing offices of foreign media organizations.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged CNN, fenqing, foreign media, Internet, media, The Times, Xinhua
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Normal service will resume soon
The People’s Daily has a slightly different take on Lhåsa from The Guardian.
Posted in State media
Tagged media, People's Daily, The Guardian, Tibet, Xinhua
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Skinhua returns
The return of scantily clad babes to Xinhua.
What should be condemned?
Excerpt from a Drunkenpiano post about Tibet and Western media.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged CNN, Drunkenpiano, ESWN, foreign media, media, N-TV, RTL, Tibet, Xinhua
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Danwei Picks: Construction dust and building materials
Substandard steel used in construction; Beijing to ban construction for the Olympics; Xinhua tiptoes around the Premier; Rule 1: no talking about the South China Tiger case.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged construction, Olympics, safety, South China Tiger, Xinhua
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The flag never lowers on the American empire
The Star-Spangled Banner (星条旗歌) vs The Stars and Stripes Forever (星条旗永不落).
Posted in Music
Tagged Fuluzhenxiang, national anthem, translation, Xinhua
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‘Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Beware the rampageous rooter, my son Xinhua reports: Historic torii damaged in Beijing A historic torii standing on the street in front of Guozijian in Beijing, once the imperial college in China’s olden dynasties, was severely damaged by a rampageous … Continue reading
Danwei Picks: A propagandist speaks
Philip J. Cunningham on Mia Farrow; Chris O’Brien on Xinhua-speak; stem cell mass production; mystery novel review.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Beijing Newspeak, books, Mia Farrow, Philip Cunningham, Xinhua
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Danwei Picks: clean attitudes in the mainstream media
Xinhua cleans up a Monitor article; Eliminating officialese; TV shows and mainstream attitudes; Hu Jia, Zeng Jinyan, and international PR.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Hu Jia, Olympics, Raymond Zhou, Xinhua, Zeng Jinyan
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