A foreigner got drunk and made a fool of himself. How do Chinese people watching the video respond?
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A foreigner got drunk and made a fool of himself. How do Chinese people watching the video respond?
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How can the government affect real change in eliminating the "tofu-dreg buildings" that many students must attend classes in?
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Zhang Wen offers a primer on Bo Xilai, and compares him to Mao. Can Bo usher in a new era of politics in China, or is he taking it back to the days of yore?
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A complete translation of Wen Jiabao's editorial in memory of Hu Yaobang. This essay is very significant because it might indicate that there is a political shift happening in terms of how Hu Yaobang and even the Tiananmen Square protests are being viewed.
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According to this story, "Yushu Assistant Director of Education Xiao Yuping said that as of around 7:40 P.M. yesterday, there were already 56 students who were confirmed dead."
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Wang Hui's plagiarism -- or lack thereof -- has taken on a life of its own and become a jumping-off point for lots of discussions on the state of Chinese academia.
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In essence, it is a sister site to ChinaGeeks, covering many of the same topics and issues, but targeted at Chinese audience. Where ChinaGeeks translates social commentary from Chinese blogs, ChinaGeeks Chinese will translate China commentary from the English-language blogosphere, giving Chinese readers a view into the Western discourse on China and a way...
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A "pigeon bomb" explosion -- suspected to be a terrorist attack -- occurred in Shenzhen on the morning of March 31st. A pigeon of unknown origins with a bomb died to it flew to the northwest corner of the News Center Building near Futian and suddenly exploded.
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More on Ai Weiwei's Sichuan earthquake project, his experience testifying in Tan Zuoren's case, and his thoughts on the retirement of Gao Zhisheng.
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"Just because someone involved in the discussions has also occasionally expressed passion for democracy, in the discussion they're labeled "democratic personages" and mocked by others when there is a difference of opinion between them. Because of this, democracy itself is called into question too."
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