Archiv für 'Kultur Lifestyle'

Leipzig: «Zeit für Tibet» – Schau im Völkerkundemuseum

Friday, 3.9.2010

Quelle: Bild


Chinese students learn chastity from US Christian ministry

Friday, 3.9.2010

Von Malcolm Moore. Quelle: Telegraph.


The illegal theft, transportation, killing and eating …

Thursday, 2.9.2010

… of cats. Documenting the slaughter Von Liang Chen (Global Times).


UNESCO Weltkulturerbe Asien – Altstadt von Lijiang in China

Thursday, 2.9.2010

Quelle: Welt


Chinese people as identical Maoist robots? Thanks for that, Dior

Tuesday, 31.8.2010

How can the fashion house think it is acceptable to make such a nakedly racist ad campaign? Von Jenny Zhang. Quelle: Guardian.


Der Hongqi (”rote Fahne”) war eine Idee Mao Tse-tungs

Tuesday, 31.8.2010

Mao-Karossen sollen westliche Autos verdrängen (FTD)


Mealtime hospitality

Monday, 30.8.2010

Text des Linguisten Wang Li (1900-1986), übersetzt von Julian Smisek. Quelle: Danwei.


Olympics for nostalgic Communists 红色旅游

Monday, 30.8.2010

China holds ‘Red Games’ Von Peter Foster (Telegraph). Vgl. 山东省莒南县集中打造文化旅游品牌 (Dazhong Ribao).


First mainland magazine allowed into Taiwan

Sunday, 29.8.2010

Quelle: China Media News


Taipei: Construction near National Palace Museum banned

Saturday, 28.8.2010

“… controversial construction of a gas station …” Von Mo Yan-chih. Quelle: Taipei Times.


Cao Cao’s tomb: Experts reveal …

Wednesday, 25.8.2010

… that findings and artifacts are fake “… The discovery and excavation of the tomb was listed as a Top Ten Archaeology Achievement in 2009 by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage … a cheap counterfeit …” Von Jiang Wanjuan (Global Times). Vgl. 曹操墓远不止于学术打假?“明星路”还差两步棋 (Zhong Guang Wang).


Betel/Binglang: Despite Risks, an Addictive Treat Fuels a Chinese City [Xiangtan, Hunan]

Saturday, 21.8.2010

“… I’m addicted to binglang, but I really love it so it’s not a problem …” Von Dan Levin. Quelle: NYT.


Xi’an: Demolition of artificial tourist sites

Friday, 20.8.2010

Costly razing blasted at heritage site Von Guo Zhen und Guo Qiang (Global Times).


Peking University accused of embezzling renowned scholar’s [Ji Xianlin] legacy

Thursday, 19.8.2010

Quelle: Global Times. Vgl. 季羡林遗产再起风波:季承表示如北大拖延或起诉 (Xin Jing Bao).


Compensated dating

Thursday, 19.8.2010

Dinner date plus “… when we further asked why they wanted to date older men, they told us they did it for a fee …” Von Lin Meilian (Global Times).


Dating TV blamed for exalting materialism

Tuesday, 17.8.2010

“… I did not expect those girls to be so ‘money-worshiping’ and blunt …” Quelle: Shanghai Daily/Xinhua.


Extracurricular sex …

Tuesday, 17.8.2010

… can get students expelled “… students who become mistresses and toy boys for money …” Von Wang Xiang (Shanghai Daily).


Chinese media yanked along by vulgar audience

Sunday, 15.8.2010

“…. Hu Jintao last month called on the nation to resist the trend of ‘vulgarity, vanity and kitsch’ in popular culture …” Quelle: Global Times


Overdevelopment is destroying China’s heritage

Sunday, 15.8.2010

Nachtrag. Von Cheng Yingqi. Quelle: China Daily.


Irish boy wins Chinese story-telling competition

Saturday, 14.8.2010

Von Clifford Coonan. Quelle: The Independent.


Der Glaube erobert das kommunistische China

Friday, 13.8.2010

Peking schafft den Religionen neue Freiheiten. Allein die Zahl der Christen in der Volksrepublik wächst jährlich um eine Million. Von Johnny Erling. Quelle: Welt. Foto: MRP46 (Flickr).

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Schmerzen gehören zum Alltag

Thursday, 12.8.2010

Sportdrill in China Bilderserie der FTD.


Dr. Faust als Gartenarchitekt

Thursday, 12.8.2010

Beton wächst schneller als Bambus “Ein deutscher Architekt [Christoph Valentien] schuf in Schanghai einen Botanischen Garten … ” Von Stefan Schomann. Quelle: Tagesspiegel.


Some of their actions are against local laws

Thursday, 12.8.2010

Chinese PhD student to sue US college “… ‘I didn’t make that call, nor did I threaten to burn the school building’ …” Von Peng Pu und Guo Qiang (Global Times).


China’s chaotic crossroads make foreigners at loose ends

Wednesday, 11.8.2010

“… in China, there are vehicles exempt from the constraints of traffic law. These cars are from the army or the police or carrying important officials …” Von Xu Ming. Quelle: Global Times.