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February 02, 2006

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Linklets 2nd February

Why Memoirs of a Geisha won't be screened in China. In Japan, if they don't like the movie they just tear the poster down instead.
China's top export might be pollution. Others are saying it is Putonghua. And a report on how Putonghua is being pushed in Uyghur schools in Xinjiang.
China's Iran quandry. China is being forced to decide between energy security and living up to being a global power.
China's spying on American nuclear programs and Taiwan's nuclear efforts.
A translation of the Supreme People's Court five year reform plan.
Upping the ante in fakes: fake oranges.
Dinner with a Chinese neocon.
Some Chinese business definitions.
Thomas Friedman and East Asian myths.
The ICG asks if China and North Korea will be comrades forever?
The questions Kate Moss was asked by the police.

posted by Simon on 02.02.06 at 02:35 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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Fake oranges, huh? What are they, clockwork operated?

posted by: Argleblaster on 02.02.06 at 05:32 PM [permalink]

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