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Marco Polo Magazine Issue #1 – Senses/感知
Key Authors and sources
China 30s (innovation, new generations)
Cui Weiping (history, philosophy)
Feng Qingyang (business, economics)
He Weifang (law, government)
Lan Ran (aesthetics, travel)
Li Yehang (religion, philosophy)
Li Yinhe (emotions, gender)
Muran (philosophy, politics, media)
Wei Zhou (history, travel)
Xin Lijian (economics, politics)
Yu Ge (philosophy, society)
Zhang Tianpan (media, social innovation)
Zheng Yongnian (international, politics)
Zhou Baosong (economics, inequality)Topics
art Beijing books business children Chinese overseas city life corruption cultural revolution development economy education emotions environment ethics family fiction film food government health history Hong Kong inequality innovation international internet Japan language law literature love marriage media migration music nationalism new generation new generations new media parents personal story philosophy poetry politics psychology public service reform relationships religion rural areas sexuality Shanghai sport Taiwan travel university urbanism Western China women workSources and copyright – 版权
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Beijing Archive
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Xidan Joy City – social marketing breakthrough in an age of fast consumption – 西单大悦城:快速消费时代的社会化营销突破
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Memories of buying a house – 买房记
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Charlie in Beijing – 查理在北京
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Beijing disease is China’s disease – 北京病,中国病
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Why do I get angry so easily? – 我为什麽那样容易生气?
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Beijing rainstorms, a revelation for Chinese people – 北京暴雨给中国人的启示
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Strong rain fell on Beijing yesterday – 昨天北京下大雨
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Fragments of Sanlitun – 三里屯碎片
Posted on 15/04/2012 | No Comments北京的 三里屯是个充满临时感的地方。这里好象没有过去,没有将来,只有悸动的现在。 -
Beijing: a ‘magic’ city – 邂逅北京:一座“神奇”的城市?
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Poets on the streets – 出现在街头的诗人