Chongqing
Tuesday, 7.4.2009Chinas Westen kennt keine Krise Von Roland Rohde (Handelsblatt/gtai).
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Shanghai: Interessiertes Publikum für ‘Das Kapital’
Tuesday, 7.4.2009Markus Wanzeck über ein Musicalprojekt von He Nian. Quelle: FTD. Vgl. chinesische Übersetzung eines Artikels von Tania Branigan.
Aus Korea: Asbestverseuchtes deutsches Babypuder für China
Tuesday, 7.4.2009Asbest im Babypuder Von Christian Lauenstein (SZ).
Dortmund, Guangzhou
Tuesday, 7.4.2009Deutsch-chinesische Filme auf dem Dortmunder Frauenfilmfestival. Quelle: frauenfilmfestival.eu.
Mentally-ill petitioners
Tuesday, 7.4.2009“… Sun Dongdong, head of the [Peking] university judicial expertise center, ignited public anger by suggesting that 99 percent of people who repeatedly petition the government are mentally ill … ‘I extend my sincere, deep apology’ …”. Quelle: Xinhua. Vgl. Blogeintrag in “Fazhi Luntan”, ferner hier, dazu Artikel in China Digital Times.
China to regularize rural land-use rights transfer with model contract
Tuesday, 7.4.2009Quelle: Xinhua
Local early quake warning system created
Tuesday, 7.4.2009“… Prof. Wu Yih-min at National Taiwan University’s Department of Geosciences has dedicated more than 10 years to developing the system …”. Quelle: China Post.
Budget eats
Tuesday, 7.4.2009Street eats and cafe cuisine in Hong Kong The arrival of the Michelin Guide has shone a light on Hong Kong’s haute cuisine, but John Brunton goes in search of its gourmet lifeblood- budget eats from packed cafes to street stalls (Guardian).
