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October 17, 2005

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Daily linklets 17th October

Back and babe-less...

Plus ca change...bird flu and SARS*. Related...I wonder if the MTR charges for chickens?
American and Chinese economic officials have a chin-wag*, but more importantly there is still no agreement on textile trade between the two nations.
China's first export car to Europe, the flatuence-inducing Landwind, continues to make a mark....albeit a zero.
I missed it but it was a good one - the first ever Asian History Carnival.
Are Asian films losing their Asian flair?
Essential advice: how to survive a Chinese drinking party.
Today's most likely to be Boing Boinged: Curzon on military rations around the world. Canadians get Kit Kats!
The latest 5 year plan recognises the problems, but can it solve them? More importantly, will the CCP ever give up on the idea of 5 year plans?
Homer Simpson works in Shenzhen.
300 protesters in Beijing reveal autumn's newest trend: blue face masks are back!
Porsche's 50th anniversary in Hong Kong.
Asia Business Intelligence continues its series on entering the China market with a handsome bit of documentation.

posted by Simon on 10.17.05 at 03:15 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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