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February 01, 2006

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Linklets 1st February

Ten famous Chinese sayings you may not have come across.
Why you won't be seeing Brokeback Mountain in China.
Why don't Asian restaurants have good desserts?
Asia's discriminating airlines in their selection of stewardesses.
The Chinese are the most fervent believers in capitalism in the world. How's that Marxism campaign going?
A small sign the rule of law is taking hold in China.
Japan's revived China threat as a piece of Oriental chutzpah. Michael Turton takes issue with Gregory Clark's article.
Google with Chinese characteristics - not the censorship debate, but on working for the search engine in China.
Another in the "having a bad day" series.

posted by Simon on 02.01.06 at 11:59 AM in the Daily linklets category.

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