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Category Archives: China
US Navy to deploy warship to Singapore
From South China Morning Post. These new Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) will make a huge difference in the West Philippine Sea. The first in a new class of US Navy combat ships will be sent to Singapore next year for … Continue reading
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China’s shipyards on the brink
From South China Morning Post: Welder Zhang fires up his blowtorch and looks up at the towering, 8,800-tonne oil tanker that is likely to be his last job at Qiligang Shipbuilding. Barring a miracle, the 50-year-old will soon join the … Continue reading
Posted in China, Economy, Ship Building
Tagged global shipping industry, transportation
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Mythbusters
A very interesting article from SINOSTAND, that busts a few popular myths. Chart: Comparing historical Chinese and foreign-inflicted deaths
Chinese Mainlander shitting on the street in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
http://www.liveleak.com/e/2c9_1328304616
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Slaving in a Chinese hellhole
It seems that China is serious about spreading cultural values abroad. From South China Morning Post: In the evening gloom the vast complex emerges into view. Beyond a high security wall, insects dance in the beam of a giant floodlight. … Continue reading
The Xinjiang Procedure | The Weekly Standard
The Xinjiang Procedure | The Weekly Standard.
Posted in China, Chinese Fascism, News and Opinion
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Pollution in China
A picture says more than 1000 words. These pictures by a Chinese photographer are shocking. http://image.fengniao.com/vision/vision.php?id=122
Posted in China, Environment
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Hainan fishermen arrested in Philippines
From South China Morning Post: Six fishermen from China have been arrested in western Philippine waters for catching endangered sea turtles, officials said on Sunday. The fishermen, from China’s southern island province of Hainan, were arrested on Friday in waters … Continue reading
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Shanghai Masonic Hall
Yesterday I joined a group of about 20 brethren from Hong Kong masonic lodges on a visit to the old Masonic Hall on no. 1623 Beijing Road West in Shanghai. It was used as a masonic temple from 1931 on … Continue reading
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PRC raises a glass to 80 years of propaganda
From the Taipei Times: China’s Xinhua news agency, which functions as a propaganda arm of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and is this year celebrating its 80th year as a disinformation machine, started life in Mao Zedong’s (毛澤東) caves in … Continue reading
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Asia Times Online :: Deadly fog on the Mekong
Interesting article about the drug trafficking on the Mekong river. Asia Times Online :: Deadly fog on the Mekong.
Posted in China, Corruption, Maritime & Navy
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17 million RMB yacht sinks immediately after christening
Found on chinaSMACK, no comment: http://www.chinasmack.com/2011/stories/17-million-rmb-luxury-boat-sinks-immediately-after-christening.html
Posted in Boats and boating, China, Cluster fucks, Ship Building
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China is not ready to save the world
The following article is from today’s South China Morning Post: Andrew Sheng, a distinguished central banker and securities regulator, recently suggested in an article in the Post that China might be able to save the world for capitalism. It’s a … Continue reading
Posted in China, Economy, News and Opinion
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Business as usual
I have finally found a good VPN (again) that works consistently in China, so I am back in business and can finally access my blog again. Staying on the topic of the internet and the Great Firewall of China, I … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship, China, Chinese Fascism, Internet
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