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Tag Archives: Weibo
Out of control gov’t official abuses power – a very generic post
On return from more than a week on the road, I caught up with my China news and found it all to be a bit…predictable. In response I’ve created the following template that seems to exist somewhere to save all … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Uncategorized
Tagged Chengdu, China, Chinese, Dalai Lama, Government, Tibet, Twitter, United States, Weibo
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Nothing to Say – The reading club hits a snag
There’s nothing to discuss this week about Ai Weiwei. The essays which Tom recommended we read — Aftershocks, Idiocy on a sunny day, and A world without honor — are absent from my Chinese version of the book. Yes, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ai Weiwei, China, Chinese language, Sina Weibo, Truth, Twitter, Weibo, Weiwei
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Weibo has flown completely off the rails – Why is the rumor mill still spinning?
Last week Weibo was swept up in rumors of a completely imagined coup in Beijing (Yaxue covered the extent of the madness excellently). It seems that this week is bringing yet another wave of crazed speculation, again involving former star … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged Beijing, Bo Xilai, China, Chinese characters, Chongqing, Communist Party of China, Global Times, Weibo
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