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May 27, 2005

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The Daily Linklets have superceded the previous Asia by Blog roundups. I've decided to turn Asia by Blog into a weekly summary of the most popular links of the previous week. I judge this using mybloglog and taking the 10 top links that you clicked on. It's not perfect but it should provide an interesting summary of what interested most people during the week that was.

This week's top 10:

1. Muninn's report on the Japan survey on China.
2. Spirit Finger's exclusive coverage of Chinese actress Bai Lai's deleted scenes from Star Wars.
3. ESWN on China's virgin prostitutes.
4. Robert Kagan's The Illusion of 'Managing' China.
5. Sean's satellite picture of North Korea than doesn't quite add up.
6. Danwei on Bai Lai (she's popular given she wasn't even in the movie).
7. Public Enemy 1's post asking if China can become rich and powerful without democracy?
8 (=). Danwei on unclothed nonviolent resistance.
8 (=). Danwei on babe socialism (am I detecting a pattern here, people?)
10. Brad Setser on 5 myths about China's currency.

 posted by Simon on 05.27.05 at 12:51 PM in the Asia by blog category.




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