The folks at Danwei have done us all a good deed by listing their favorite Chinese-language blogs–and a few of the most popular BBS.  You’ll have to read them in Chinese.  If not, you can at least check them out to see if you spot anything that’s visually interesting.

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Stripper-blogger 木木 bids her farewell. See the (very) lengthy post about it at her blog. Hats off to PostShow, for both the link and the image below:

Jeremy Goldkorn has been one of the most visible people behind the Chinese advertising and media-watching blog Danwei for the last several years.  Check out his latest contribution to virtual China — “Danwei TV.”  They’ve got two brilliant clips, one on the big buildings going up in Beijing in preparation for the 2008 Olympics; and one that introduces…

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China Web 2.0 Review notes the expansion of the Witao Chinese-language blog network:

Till now, it has announced 9 blogs, which cover topics ranging from coffee to software tips, from landscape design to visual art, from law and Humanities to extreme sports…

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PostShow links to a blog entry over at fjliang’s blog entitled “Employee bloggers beware: blog monitoring services are here.”

After a bit of text, they sarcastically hail the blog monitoring service:

Sam Flemming’s blog itself speaks of the Shanghai Daily’s (and others) emphasis on his…

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