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Blogging How the East Is Read
7/19/2008
China Around the World: Australia
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Last month, China Beat started a feature that asks journalists and China scholars from around the world to write about how China is covered...
FAQ #6: Are the Beijing Olympic Games being used as a Propaganda Campaign to Prop up the Communist Party?
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“Olympic education” is the IOC’s label for the educational efforts that are supposed to be an integral part of the Olympic Movement as requ...
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7/18/2008
Duelling Dreams at the 2008 Beijing Olympics
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Jim Leibold originally developed this piece on Chinese and Western viewpoints on the Beijing Olympics for use in his teaching; he's adap...
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7/17/2008
Things We'd Rather You Not Say on the Web, Or Anywhere Else
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Following George Carlin's death last month, China Beat got to thinking about his "seven dirty words" and what those same ...
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Kung Fu Panda, Go Home!
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By Haiyan Lee It seems that boycott fatigue has finally hit the Chinese, in a year that has lurched from one boycott to another—against such...
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7/16/2008
From Lovers to Volunteers: Tian Han and the National Anthem
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By Liang Luo As the clock counts down towards the opening of the Olympic Games at 8 p.m. on August 8, 2008, the Chinese government and many ...
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