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Pedestrians on Beiyuan Road in Beijing were treated to a car chase 'just like the movies' on Tuesday, when a taxi driver chased an unlicensed cabbie at high-speed before ramming him,...
by James Griffiths, 24 October 2013
At least one face mask manufacturer has seen the ongoing airpocalypse in Harbin as the marketing opportunity that it is. American conglomerate 3M which makes, among many, many other...
by James Griffiths, 22 October 2013
Harbin was hit by off-the-chart air quality index (AQI) pollution levels this week, causing schools to be closed and traffic stalled as the Heilongjiang capital was shrouded in Beijing-style...
by James Griffiths, 22 October 2013
There was uproar on the Chinese web following the Beijing Marathon over photos and accounts of people relieving themselves on the outer walls of the Forbidden City. A photo has also...
by James Griffiths, 21 October 2013
Visibility in Harbin, Heilongjiang dropped to less than 10 metres after the city on Sunday, after the government turned on the municipality's coal-powered heating system for the winter....
by James Griffiths, 21 October 2013
For six years, John Garnaut was Fairfax Media’s China correspondent, writing for publications such as The Age, the Sydney Morning Herald and Foreign Policy.
by James Griffiths, 18 October 2013
An op-ed writer who claimed that ex-Google China head and Innovation Works CEO Kaifu Lee faked a diagnosis of cancer allegedly operated an illegal pornographic website, Beijing News...
by James Griffiths, 16 October 2013
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