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This year

Human Flower Project :: Girl Trees of Beijing

by karlcow

After issuing regulations in 2001 allowing only male poplars and willows to be planted, city authorities now plan to inject many of the remaining female trees with growth inhibitors to stop them reproducing and producing the blossoms.”

Les bonne moeurs sylvestres!

After China Ships Out iPhones, Smugglers Make It a Return Trip - New York Times

by karlcow (via)

An iPhone purchased in Shanghai or Beijing typically costs about $555. To unlock the phone and add Chinese language software costs an additional $25.

hehe :)

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2007

TIMEasia.com | Young China | The Pen is Nastier Than the Sword--Page 1 | 10/23/2000

by karlcow

Literary infighting is rarely as gripping as it has been in China this year. The battle royale between Mian Mian, 29, and Wei Hui, 27—both apparently vying for recognition as China's "bad girl of letters"—has captivated even those who have not read their remarkably similar and steamy novels about sex, drugs and dropout chic. In April, Beijing banned both books. Soon U.S. readers will have a chance to see why, when both are published in the States. Here is an advance look, in the first English-language excerpts from the novels.

Fotofest Beijing 2006

by karlcow

Meeting Place FotoFest Beijing 2006

STYLITES IN BEIJING

by karlcow

STYLITES IN BEIJING Streetwear Pics, Fashion News, and Stylish Tailoring

Anciennement http://stylites.livedigital.com/

Pékin 2008 (Jeux Olympiques)

by Dharius
Jeux Olympiques de Beijing 2008 en Chine. Actualités et informations sur les JO 2008.

Artist: Ciu Xiuwen

by karlcow
Cui Xiuwen concealed a video camera to record the activities of young women in the ladies' room of a Beijing karaoke club.

2006

www.hutongphotography.com - about hutongs

by karlcow
The centre of Beijing is criss crossed with a grid of many hundreds of small lanes and alleyways. These are called hutongs and their layout dates originally from the Yuan dynasty in the 14th century.

Termites & moths join the China Beijing Green Olympics

by kramkoob
China’s capital is under attack from twin plagues of termites and moths, newspapers reported on Monday, prompting fears for the city’s antiquities and concerns that Beijing’s “Green Olympics” could be turned brown.

Beijing Travel Research

by tagtooga
Sites of interest if planning a trip to Beijing

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