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Chinese Mongolians Protest Again, Herders Beaten
Reuters reports the outbreak of further unrest in Inner Mongolia, with herders beaten and detained after protesting they expansion of a lead mine.The New York-based Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center said the protest was sparked this month in Inner Mongolia’s Bayannuur after a lead mine expanded onto a piece of grazing land. “After repeatedly petitioning the (local) goJune 30, 2011 11:53 PM
Cui Jian: Still Rocking
Cui Jian began his music career playing trumpet for the Beijing Philharmonic Orchestra in the early 80s. He is now lauded
Zhou Yunpeng: We Want to Sing in Dialect [Updated]
Update: The Liu Yong poem Zhou quotes is in Middle Chinese, not Mandarin. However, the pinyin transcription is in Modern
January 30, 2012 8:53 PM
Music Video: People of July - By Chuanzi (川子)
What happened in Chinese cyberspace around the tragic high-speed rail crash last month was a milestone in the rising pow
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