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May 10, 2005

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Daily linklets 10th May

China leads the world in welding technology.
Hair: not the musical, but the case of vigilante justice, Guangzhou style.
The Gaijin complex.
Why China was so worried about those student protests. And Xiao Qiang from CDT on the role of modern technology in these protests and the implications for the future.
China and South Korea are putting the pressure on North Korea to return to nuclear talks.
Chinese style capitalism.
Obesity starts young in Calcutta.
Japan: where young people get too much and married don't get any. And to prove economics isn't all dismal, Tyley Cowen on why don't people have more sex? Even economists know sex sells.
Death by chilli.
An American software engineer on the good and bad of Chinese programmers and the problems of global communications.
(16:46) Hong Kong: where the Government sees people as lower than cars, but private enterprise doesn't.
Unsurprisingly, the SCMP podcasts reveal just how much they don't get it.
China's getting ready for the Beijing Olympics...training is intense in the 100 metres press handling hurdles.

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