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January 05, 2006

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Daily linklets 5th January

Impeaching corrupt officials in Henan AIDS villages.
Strong men and dings in Chengdu.
Asia needs an honest broker.
A magazine dedicated to silicone sex toys...only in Japan.
Cantonese loses its voice - the language is dying at the hands of Mandarin in overseas Chinese communities.
Comparing Asia's exam meritocracies vs. talent meritocracies.
It's not easy being a Korean lesbian.
In your face, Beijing.
The myth of the China threat.
While the fuss grows over Microsoft's shutting down of Michael Anti's blog, Will discovers internet censorship in the good ol' US of A.
How do Chinese nationals illegally enter Taiwan?
2006 will be a great year for Chinese media.
Blogs making an impact in Taiwan politics.
Hong Kong again leads the Heritage Foundation's Index of Economic Freedom.
Another reason to ignore Lester Brown: the Chinese won't be eating their kids.

posted by Simon on 01.05.06 at 02:05 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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ESWN translation ripped off by China Daily AGAIN.

posted by: LfC on 01.05.06 at 04:33 PM [permalink]

see that Jones has posted another essay in China Daily attacking Peking Duck Richard Berger asnd China bloggers as immoral. Inerting read though, that Talk to CHina forum of CHina Daily. Seems it was sparked this time by comment of Richard's about blocking of anti's site which I love.

posted by: Roland on 01.06.06 at 07:31 PM [permalink]

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