September 19, 2008 8:28 PM
Ai Weiwei
Beijing
Bird's nest
CCTV
CDT translation
democracy
ethnic discrimination
farmers
fiction
food safety
history
Huayuan mine
Hu Fayun
Hu Jia
hutongs
Hu Ziwei
Olympic pigs
Olympic spending
Olympics politics
Olympics preparations
Olympics publicity
Olympics security
Olympics torch
peter hessler
rural areas
satire
Steven Spielberg
Teng Biao
Tibet
urban rural divide
Across China’s Countryside, ‘Just Too Busy’ for Olympics
Edward Cody of the Washington Post went into the countryside of China to find out what people there think of the Olympics, and discovered they are too busy working the fields to care: About two-thirds of China’s 1.3 billion people have remained tied to farming villages, despite the economic boom of the last 30 years. Focused on their land and their crops, many of them have felt little in comAugust 14, 2008 9:02 PM
The Home Team
In the New Yorker, Peter Hessler reports on the Olympics as viewed from the village of Sancha, 90 minutes outside Beijing
The “Olympics Diary” of a Tibetan
The following diary was originally posted in Chinese and provides a glimpse into life in a remote Tibetan area as the Oly
August 25, 2008 12:27 PM
China’s ‘Socialist Family’ Sacrifices
The Washington Post looks at where all those resources used in Beijing for the Olympics came from:
Beijing’s gleami
August 22, 2008 10:04 PM
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