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Oh Beautiful girls (Free subscription) | yesterday
Ethnicity : Chinese Home Town : Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, China Date of Birth : Friday, 27 June 1986 Height : 171cm Job : Actress, Model Miss Maxim New Model 2008 winner. She's nicely proportioned and quite tall for a Chinese girl.
Asian Models (Free subscription) | 12/05/2009
... bottom? Models: Du Juan (IMG), Emma Pei (IMG), Shu Pei (Next), Sun Fei Fei (Elite London), Sonny Zhou (IMG), Unknown 1, Unknown 2 and Unknown 3 Designer: Chanel Paris-Beijing, Pre-Fall 2010 Source: Style.com
Chinese Myths (Free subscription) | 12/04/2009
There is a hermit named Tang ZhouHe saidPo the calndar yearThere are more than a dozen guests came to the country music summer drinkSuddenly to a burst of stormThere is a thing falling from the skyAs large as femalesThe eyes flash flashPeople are scared with longer reach under your bedSuddenlyThis thing will jump around in [...]
Maggie's Farm (Free subscription) | yesterday
Two approaches to transitioning economies, by Gregory and Zhou at Hoover's Policy Review
Science Daily (Free subscription) | 12/08/2009
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory scientists Lynn Price and Nan Zhou expected the long banquet and endless toasting. What they did not expect on a recent trip to a cement plant in central China was a three-hour variety show by the factory employees, complete with folk dancing, song-and-dance numbers and comedians. Even more surprising were the lyrics to one of the songs: "I started...
People Daily (Free subscription) | yesterday
Chinese comb maker Carpenter Tan is planning an initial public offering of its shares on the Hong Kong bourse, said a senior company official. "Carpenter Tan has got approval to offer shares on the Growth Enterprise Market of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange," Zhou Pei, spokesperson of Carpenter Tan Holdings Ltd, told China Daily yesterday. According to Chinese media reports, the company...
virtualreview: china|blogs (Free subscription) | yesterday
On the Hoover Institution's website, Paul R. Gregory and Kate Zhou look at 'two dissimilar economic paths': On a dark November night in 1978, 18 Chinese peasants from Xiaogang village in Anhui province secretly divided communal land to be farmed by...
People Daily (Free subscription) | 12/07/2009
China's exports have dropped considerably to the United States since the financial meltdown and its trade surplus to the US will decrease this year by $100 billion, according to Chinese Ambassador to the United States Zhou Wenzhong. "We're aware of the importance of changing the growth mode," he said. "We're decreasing exports while increasing domestic consumption. But that will...
virtualreview: china|blogs (Free subscription) | 12/08/2009
Eric Abrahamsen at Paper Republic posts following the FCCC session on the Frankfurt Book Fair, including a speech by Zhou Wenhan, the freelance journalist: Please note the two rules of the Chinese bureacracy: Firstly, higher-ups decide everything,...
People Daily (Free subscription) | yesterday
China's central bank said on Tuesday that more efforts would be made to keep credit expansion in reasonable pace after record lending to echo government's call to rebalance economic growth pattern. More credit support should go to promote employment and industries of strategic importance, said Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of the People's Bank of China. The central bank would continue to implement...
Shanghaiist (Free subscription) | yesterday
... enamored with harmony and stability. The second article , written by Paul R. Gregory and Kate Zhou in Policy Review, illuminates China’s progress through a comparison with Soviet Russia, a regime that began with similar characteristics to China, yet went down a decidedly different route when reform was implemented: Chronically depressed Chinese agriculture began to blossom, not only...
scaryideas (Free subscription) | yesterday
... Agency: Grey, Beijing, China Executive Creative Director: Chee Guan Yue Art Directors: Zhi Guo Zhou, Bin Bin Zhang, Gang Zhao, Ke Shen Copywriter: Albion Li Retouching: Alva Oh, Bin Bin Zhang Photographers: Alex Kai Keong, Li Jian Zhang
Danwei (Free subscription) | 12/08/2009
At Paper Republic, Eric Abrahamsen summarizes a Foreign Correspondent's Club of China panel discussion on China's experience at the recent Frankfurt Book Fair, and presents the text of remarks made by journalist Zhou Wenhan. But the problem is that with advancements in technology and increased channels of communication between China and the world, it's become harder and harder to maintain that...
Danwei (Free subscription) | 12/08/2009
On the Hoover Institution's website, Paul R. Gregory and Kate Zhou look at 'two dissimilar economic paths': On a dark November night in 1978, 18 Chinese peasants from Xiaogang village in Anhui province secretly divided communal land to be farmed by individual families, who would keep what was left over after meeting state quotas. Such a division was illegal and highly dangerous, but the peasants...
virtualreview: china|blogs (Free subscription) | 12/07/2009
ESWN translates reactions from Hecaitou and Rose Luqiu to Han Han's Time interview, his subsequent complaints, and China Daily columnist Raymond Zhou's smackdown. Also, Chinayouren discusses Han Han's perplexing lack of media savvy. ...
