Stories about China from August, 2011
China: Politics in the age of the microblog
David Bandurski from China Media Project translates an article from China Daily on How to Speak in the Microblog Age.
A Letter From China to the Norwegian Killer
Many Chinese netizens could not comprehend the atrocities committed by Anders Behring Breivik in Norway. In their eyes, Norway is a paradise, where people enjoy a high standard of living and do not need to confront the pressures of survival. How could it happen?
China: Chemical Vinegar
A local report has revealed that 90% of vinegar in the market is produced by glacial acetic acid rather than grain. According to the report [zh] in the First Financial Daily, the annual consumption of vinegar on average is up to 3.3 million tons and 90% is a chemical combination...
China: Chinese Shanzhai Products
Olivia from ChinaHush translates a local news story with photos comparing shanzhai or counterfeiting products with the genuine ones.
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