Raj Some interesting comments over the “crooked teeth” incident are available from or through ESWN. Roland himself seems to somewhat annoyed at the foreign media for some of their comments, claiming that they invented the term “crooked... ...full story at Peking Duck
from Peking Duck on Fri, Aug 15 2008
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China earthquake: foreign media comments »
YouTube video Foreign media have been paying close attention to the latest earthquake developments. Many of them have praised the prompt relief efforts of the Chinese government following the disaster.
British newspaper The Times published an article which spoke... |
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Black and White Cat » Beijing Newspeak The word count of the “comments” pages on China-related blogs is about to nose dive. Prolific and erudite blog commenter “Cat“, who often comes with up theories and revelations that are more interesting than the original blog p... |
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