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Why Chinese People Are Not Good at Football
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In our continual coverage of the World Cup, we bring you a translation of a post entitled “Why Chinese People Are Not Good at Football” from the blog of a professor (李银河) at the 中国社会科学院社会学所 (Institute of Sociology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences):
“Alot of people are pained by the fact that Chinese football did not makes it…
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China’s “denied access” doll
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more on online housing protest
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It will be very interesting to see where this goes. China Digital Times tagged a longer Pacific Epoch Epoch Times article here. Zou Tao, the founder of the NotBuyHouse movement, has a blog here and a general website for the NotBuyHouse Alliance here. A couple of important points. First, Zou Tao…
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Chinese blogposts becoming blogbooks
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John Kennedy at GlobalVoices has a wonderful translation of numerous Chinese blog posts about the latest media twist in the Chinese blogosphere: big name bloggers publishing books of blog posts. Wish we knew more about who was reading them…people who can’t easily access the Internet? Who would like to have more time online but don’t? And of course,…
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心理 – Psychology Express on Super Girl
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心理 Psychology Express is a blog for psychology enthusiasts. Posts involve new psychological findings, which are usually socially relevant. Some are even Chinese-specific.
Each blog entry begins with a short “psytopic.com” summary followed by long source citations from news & BBS articles.
Rough translation of excerpt from post, “What kind of psychological phenomenon…
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Chinese blogs can drive quick public action
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Chinese blogging beauty contest: 美女博客大赛
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The confluence of girls and blogs, a kind of Chinese Idol/blogger beauty pageant, took place April 13- May 13th in Beijing. Sponsored by China’s largest blogsite, Bokee 博客网, the girls were judged on number of votes they received online, the quality (creativity, originality) of their blog posts, blog traffic and blog comments. Sounds reasonable. The top 20…
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China’s podcasting: a bite of current stats
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China Web2.0 Review points to recent statistics (originally translated by cwr, edited by me) from Jack Gu’s blog (Gu Shaofeng), founder of Chinese podcast aggregator Podlook. Gu notes that, despite the numbers below, he and other Chinese experts are seeing a plateau in terms of quality of content and number of listeners. “On…
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Song Zude’s 宋祖德 nasty gossip blog: big on Sohu
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While we are busy writing about Xu Jinglei’s blog knocking BoingBoing off the top spot at Technorati, bloghoo.Sohu.com puts Xu well below China’s really popular blogs–at least on Sohu, one of China’s top portals. Nydia Chen, who’s working with us at Virtual China this summer, will be doing a comparison of the top portals’ blogging ranks, so watch…
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