By Adrienne Mong, NBC News Producer BEIJING – By all rights, Beijing should be suffering the post-Olympic hangover anticipated by skeptics and cynics. China’s exports-driven economy has taken a big hit from the gl... ...full story at NBC World Blog
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Cheering crowds and changing minds at Beijing Paralympics » NBC World Blog By Adrienne Mong, NBC News Producer BEIJING – Two weeks after the end of the Summer Olympics, the residents of Beijing have yet to wake up to their much-anticipated sports hangover. In fact, if the vast crowds an NBC News crew and I witnessed on t... |
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China’s Muslim dilemma in ‘The New Frontier’ » NBC World Blog By Adrienne Mong, NBC News Producer KHOTAN, Xinjiang Autonomous Region – Across much of China, strangers upon being introduced will ask each other, "Where is your ancestral home?" Adrienne Mong / NBC News An Uighur couple in Khotan But in t... |
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Beijing steps up battle against smog » NBC World Blog By Adrienne Mong, NBC News Producer BEIJING – Twenty-two days before the Olympic Games open here, the capital is awash in smog – an unseasonably thick haze that seems part pollution, part humidity. Adrienne Mong / NBC News A typical mor... |
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The Sleeping Giant wakes...Not » NBC World Blog By Adrienne Mong, NBC News producer BEIJING – It’s rare that those of us at the NBC News Beijing bureau ever envy Chinese politicians. But around this time of the year, some of us wouldn’t mind trading places with members of China’s legi... |
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Tiananmen protester: ‘We were all idealists’ » NBC World Blog By Adrienne Mong, NBC News Producer BEIJING – Twenty years ago, a handful of university students from some of China’s most elite institutions shot to stardom when they led a series of mass demonstrations in Beijing calling for greater freedoms... |
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