Ok so I realise that I've not contributed to ZNH for a little while (there's a variety of reasons for this - but I'll not bore you) and every now and again something passes my desk, or is whispered in... ...full story at Zhongnanhai
from Zhongnanhai on Thu, May 08 2008
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YouTube video A powerful surge of water overtopping a sea wall and knocking down everything in its path. This was the famous tidal bore on the Quiantang River in China. A tidal bore is a wave that advances up a river mouth during extreme tide swings. People in this... |
| 11 Oct 07 |
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China: Freak rain floods Hangzhou » Global Voices Hangzhou in eastern China's Zhejiang province is home to the Qiantang River, which each year plays host to the world's largest tidal bore; large enough that it occasionally washes bore-watchers away when it comes. This year's bore has come and... |
| 20 Jul 07 |
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Why Do People Think That A Fake News Story Is Real? » ESWN A couple of reasons why some netizens still think that the Beijing cardboard buns were real. |
| 02 Jul 08 |
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Bubble half empty. » Shanghai Scrap Tied up today and tomorrow with a couple of real writing matters, but I wanted to get to this before it passes me by … A few weeks ago I ran into a friend of mine who runs a very successful Shanghai residential real estate brokerage that she started... |
| 15 Jul 08 |
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On to the EastNorth » Ben's Blog Well, it's been a rather hectic last two days due to work-related reasons I have no need to bore you with on this blog. But the good news is early tomorrow morning (very early tomorrow morning) I am finally going to get out of Beijing for my first... |
| 13 Oct 09 |
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Festival of links, part 1 » James Fallows Before an impending "real," as opposed to false-alarm, absence from this site for a while, because of impending "real" writing, a variety of links about things I've meant to mention. Two now, two or three later in the day.- Everyone on the China-media... |
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