Um, probably not. But just as word spread that Chinese tourists were being told to steer clear of the South Pole, we received an email ... about a Chinese man who was almost at the South Pole. We'll give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he doesn't... ...full story at Shanghaiist
from Shanghaiist on Tue, Jan 23 2007
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YouTube video Pole Fitness originates not from exotic dancing but from Chinese Pole performance which is more often than not performed by men It involves massive amounts of strength determination and agility to master and when combined with dance creates a fluid ... |
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China Plans 3rd Research Station at South Pole » china.org.cn China is working on the construction plan for a third research station on the South Pole, said Sun Zhihui, director of the State Oceanic Administration (SOA) Wednesday. |
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China to build automatic observatory in South Pole » People's Daily China plans to send its 24th science inspection team to the South Pole at the end of this month and build an automatic observatory there next year. The observatory will be set up at Dome Argus, the highest point of the Antarctic ice she ... |
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Chinese president extends winter festival greetings to Antarctic workers » People's Daily Chinese President Hu Jintao extended his festival greetings to Chinese and other nation's scientists and engineers working in the South Pole region when Antarctica's traditional Midwinter Festival fell on Saturday. "Antarctica is th ... |
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Hot Chinese Pole Dancing Video! » Opposite End of China Sure, I may be trawling for traffic, but could you say any less about the New York Times, who published this article/video yesterday? Of course, you can read the article over at their site (or below)... but isn't pole dancing an issue more conducive to... |
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Chinese Antarctic team sets off to build station » Shanghai Daily THE Chinese 25th Antarctic expedition team left Zhongshan Station yesterday for the highest icecap of the South Pole to set up the country's first inland Antarctic research station. Kunlun Station will be the... |
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