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Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 17151156)
In spite of the fact that censorship persists, the Chinese press has become much bolder in the course of the past several years to the extent that the China Daily and Global Times can actually be fun reads. ).
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Should have said chinese language versions not domestic.
Not sure if China Daily, online chinese version, and Global Times chinese language print version have the same content as english language or french versions, regarding controversial issues. |
Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 17151497)
Yeah, I started reading the China Daily (English version, but distributed locally) on airplanes about a year ago (initially motivated by boredom), and have since made the drill apart of my travel routine. I can honestly say that I prefer the China Daily to that flimsy version of USA Today that US carriers offer ex-China. Some of the stories almost Onion worthy.
http://beijing.globaltimes.cn/two-ce...03/630731.html |
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Originally Posted by FLLDL
(Post 17153267)
This fantastic global times piece should've gotten the author a full-time gig at The Onion:
http://beijing.globaltimes.cn/two-ce...03/630731.html
Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 17153657)
Many thanks for supporting my point; English speaking persons are privileged to soak up stuff of this nature during all of their flights.
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"Take Edison Chen, who humbly apologized and slipped away to Canada"
More like bolted from HK because of death threats from the Triad. |
Originally Posted by FLLDL
(Post 17153267)
This fantastic global times piece should've gotten the author a full-time gig at The Onion:
http://beijing.globaltimes.cn/two-ce...03/630731.html He ignored his own father's advice to keep quiet, who was once the president of the US. He has great name recognition, people feel he's honest and direct and a great many Americans would like to have a drink with him. Plus he seems resistant to special interest groups and corruption. |
Here is a story of a foreigner that didn't get beat up.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/china...m-beijing.html |
I would never purchase any "iPhone" in China unless it was at the Apple Store.
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Originally Posted by mnredfox
(Post 17163576)
I would never purchase any "iPhone" in China unless it was at the Apple Store.
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Originally Posted by Loren Pechtel
(Post 17165347)
At a *REAL* Apple Store.
Originally Posted by mnredfox
(Post 17163576)
I would never purchase any "iPhone" in China unless it was at the Apple Store.
I has pleasure visits to BI and SH paid for due to the difference of street price and HK store price of iP****. Everytime Apple releases a new product it is time for a pleasure visit to PRC. |
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Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 17646654)
Before I toss it in the trash, I want to document this gem of a note here:
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