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China · June, 2006
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Stories about China from June, 2006

30 June 2006

29 June 2006

China: What expats read

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · Economics & Business

China: Tips on raising kids

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · Humor

China: Artist-blogger leaves

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · Arts & Culture

China: Crazy Football Commentator

Written by Frank Dai · Media & Journalism

Huang Jianxiang , one of the most popular football commentators of China Central Television, or CCTV, has been in the center of a controversy recently seen in both the mainstream...

China: Victims of China's Cultural Revolution, your stories can always be blogged (3/4)

Written by John Kennedy · Digital Activism

Currently unable in today's political climate to have his years of research into the stories of those persecuted as right wing elements during China's ultra-left Cultural Revolution published, blogger-journalist Ran...

28 June 2006

China: Media bill resisted

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · Freedom of Speech

China: Braving breast cancer

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · Health

China: Beijing's black footballers

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · Ethnicity & Race

China: Hopes, one day

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · Ideas

China: When cops tail you

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · Digital Activism

China: Free media takeover

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · Breaking News

26 June 2006

Chinese Netizen Became Ohmynews Journalist

Written by Ching Chiao · Quick Reads · Digital Activism

24 June 2006

China: Four months later

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · Film

China: When studying hard doesn't get you into college, there's always corruption

Written by John Kennedy · Education

The obsessive amount of attention paid to Gao Kao (高考)—China's university entrance exams—each year suggests either collective national psychic trauma or an education system ready for some reform. Although the...