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Tag Archives: Xinjiang
The young Uighurs were full of empathy and faint excitement: China Newsweek reporting from Urumqi
Danwei asks China Newsweek journalists questions about the ethnic conflict, their own take on media freedoms during reporting, reactions to Western reports and biases, and as their stay in Xinjiang.
Posted in State media
Tagged China Newsweek, interview, Uighur, Xinjiang
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Teacher killer stands trial in Beijing
The Beijing News: Fu Chengli, formerly a university student stood trial yesterday on charge of murdering Cheng Chunming, a law professor of the same university.
Reporting in Xinjiang
Newspaper websites in Xinjiang are unreachable from Beijing. But reporting is still going on.
Debut album by Kazakh musician Mamer
A video promo for Eagle, a new album by Uighur musician Mamer.
Civics lessons, Xinjiang style
Students at an elementary school in Urumqi have to memorize the names of local and national leaders.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged China Youth Daily, education, memorization, Xinjiang
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An American Muslim in China
The blog of an American Muslim in China.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged Adventures at the Sunday Ghostmarket, blogs, Islam, Xinjiang
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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.
China bashing and the reverse
The Chinese government and PR; China bashing returns; High speed rail; Grace Wang speaks; miracle health products; visa situation; Xinjiang and the future; Clinton’s adviser quits; 17 Party Congress book.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged AmCham, Clinton, Grace Wang, Party Congress, politics, PR, railways, Xinjiang
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Minting money without a license
Tencent hits quarterly targets with virtual currency; water woes on the western border; Taiwan elections; a journalist’s odyssey in Lanzhou; Xinjiang riots.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged elections, Kazakhstan, Tencent, Tibet, virtual currency, water, Xinjiang
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