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Propaganda Officials Set Tone for Liu Xiang Coverage
Jim Yardley, of the New York Times, reports that Chinese propaganda officials have ordered only sympathetic coverage of Liu Xiang: After Liu hobbled off the track, China’s Internet was filled with comments that ranged from sympathetic to deeply suspicious, with some people blaming officials or even his corporate sponsors for staging his exit. By Monday afternoon, China’s propaganda authorities hadAugust 19, 2008 7:52 AM
Liu Isn’t Rushing in Return to Track
Liu Xiang, China’s great hurdling hope at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, was at the track recently, but he wasn’t
Wei Hanfeng on Liu Xiang: “50 Medals Can’t Make up for This”
On the Newsweek blog, Jonathan Ansfield interviews the editor of the Chinese edition of Sports Illustrated about superstar
August 24, 2008 9:25 PM
Liu Xiang Sent to Olympic Death by China’s £1 Billion Image-Building Exercise
In Chinese, Xiang (?) means “flying.” It is also Liu Xiang’s given name. Since China’s “Flying
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