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July 08, 2005

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Daily linklets 8th July

The getting on with things edition:

What not to say in China.
This might explain why there's 1.3 billion Chinese.
In China, NGO means serve the government.
The 10 most influential people in Chinese film. Amazingly it omits Hong Kong's Jacky Chan. Maybe the city isn't part of the motherland after all?
While on movies, a North Korean propaganda film has a (non) fatal flaw.
When drunk in Japan remember the difference between a taxi and ambulance.
If only the Mongols had skateboards.
Japan's invasion 60 years ago put China back 50 year in social progress.
Is Xinhua becoming a world news agency? Maybe, with the help of Google.
A reminder of why the war on terror needs to be fought. And Belgravia Dispatch asks if Al-Qaeda's operational capabilities are eroding?
The economic and financial impacts of terrorism.

posted by Simon on 07.08.05 at 05:53 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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I noticed Bruce Lee was on the list of the 10 most influential people in Chinese film. Wasn't he from Hong Kong too?

posted by: Rick on 07.11.05 at 11:19 AM [permalink]

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