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August 2013

China seen probing IBM, Oracle, EMC after Snowden leaks

By Pete Sweeney and Paul Carsten on August 21, 2013

China’s Ministry of Public Security and a cabinet-level research center are preparing to investigate IBM Corp, Oracle Corp and EMC Corp over security issues.

IBM, Oracle, EMC, Anti-Corruption, Price Manipulation, Investigations
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Amid Tribute to King of Pop, an Echo of Tiananmen Square

By Edward Wong on August 21, 2013

 

The famous and politcally sensitive “Tank Man” photograph of June 1989 appears during a Michael Jackson tribute concert in Beijing.

 

Arts, History, Media
Democracy, Performance, Freedom of Expression, Tiananmen Square
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Xi Jinping’s Overlooked Revelation on China’s Maritime Disputes

By M. Taylor Fravel on August 21, 2013

Although unnoticed by foreign analysts, Xi Jinping recently signaled a desire to dial back tensions in the South and East China Seas.

Media, Military, Politics
Xi Jinping, South China Sea, Maritime Disputes, Japan, Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands
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China Vanke Chairman Wang Shi Defends Right to Speak out on Politics

By Adrian Wan on August 21, 2013

Property tycoon Wang Shi has defended the rights of businessmen like himself to speak up on political issues, citing disgraced Politburo member Bo Xilai’s efforts to enlist his support for his controversial campaigns.

Media, Politics
Wang Shi, Bo Xilai, Freedom of Expression
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Dispatches From Xinjiang: Cultural Appropriation And The Singer Luo Lin, a.k.a. “Dao Lang”

By Beige Wind on August 21, 2013

Luo Lin has in effect claimed ownership over a whole group of people, a sacred landscape and spiritual practice.

Arts, Politics
Xinjiang, Folk Music
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Why Aren’t Chinese People Reading Books Anymore?

By Helen Gao on August 21, 2013

China’s once-robust trade in serious literature has withered under an increasingly materialistic, results-oriented society.

Arts, Education, Media
Education, Literature, Social Media, Consumerism
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Shaolin Temple Denies Abbot Sex Scandal

on August 21, 2013

The Henan Shaolin Temple denies Spanish newspaper allegations that abbot Shi Yongxin has a mistress in college in Beijing, a son in Germany and an overseas bank account.

Business, Religion, Society
Shaolin Temple, Kung Fu, Buddhism
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What the Word ‘Toad’ Can Tell You About China’s Modernization

By Dan Kedmey on August 21, 2013

While users of a phonetic alphabet can sound out a word, writers of Chinese must memorize a series of character strokes unique to that word, and the strokes have to be executed in a precise order.

 

Arts, Education, History
Chinese Characters, Chinese Language
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Steven Spielberg Aiming to Make a Film with Zhang Yimou in China

By Andrew Pulver on August 21, 2013

Renowned American director seeks collaboration with respected Chinese director on “international film”—their first possible contact since his withdrawal as consultant to Bejing Olympics in protest.

Arts, Business, Politics
Steven Spielberg, Zhang Yimou, Hollywood
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China’s Millionaire Population Grows Less Quickly

By Laurie Burkitt on August 21, 2013

With the world’s second-largest economy in the midst of an extended slowdown, growth in the population of Chinese millionaires has fallen to its slowest pace in five years.

Business, Economy, Urban Life
Billionaires, Wealth, Consumerism
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