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October 04, 2005

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Daily linklets 4th October

Max Boot on what America's China policy should be. Budding Sinologist weighs in on the idea of internal subversion. Logan Wright offers an annotated commentary on the article and he isn't impressed.
The Yannan forum has been shut down. This site was responsible for much of the information on what was happening in Taishi village.
Spike has some useful Chinese words and phrases.
Jing says the Commies can't parade like they used to.
China's web watchers.
The Dalai Lama and the Chinese Communist Party.
Hong Kong hookers.
Pakistan's consulate shows Hong Kong's government how tenders should be done.
Japanese ethnicity.
Euphemism-free Chinese advertising.
North Korea is ending some of its economic reforms. Deforming, perhaps?
These days the CIA cops a lot for being a shambolic bureaucracy. Oh for the good old days when they rigged elections.
Coming soon to eBay: human organ trading.
Google's one China policy.
An example of how Taiwan censorship used to operate.
Dealing with blog depression.

posted by Simon on 10.04.05 at 04:02 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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ALL desperate bloggers are advised to download the thenonist's pamphlet. (Of course I have done that!)

posted by: Letters from China on 10.04.05 at 06:11 PM [permalink]

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