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Danwei Noon Report
Nearly three million cars in BeijingPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, August 25, 2006 10:27 AM
Danwei Noon Report is a daily roundup of new and old media coverage about China from Chinese and English sources, with contributions from several Danwei writers and readers.
More and more and more Beijing loves cars Chinese bloggers dis on SARFT online video regulation Summer to end as usual Actually, it was back in mid-June that the Mirror first turned its attention to this pressing problem, and its reports were snapped up by other papers. Yangcheng Evening News ran a story the following day that included the line, "According to a Mirror report, yesterday Poppy Sebag-Montefiore did a webcam interview with Chinese actress and blog star Xu Jinglei for the U.K's Channel 4. There's a blog post about it on the More 4 blog, which bills itself as a "warts and all" look inside the More 4 newsroom: It is wonderful that the most popular blog in China (and in the world) is written by a young Chinese woman who is just trying to figure things out, engage on pleasures and problems of daily life, and communicate with people in a personal, truthful and positive way. (Link) Xu Jinglei's blog is here, the webcam interview is here, although it doesn't seem to work. Chinese-born Americans come home
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