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April 2006



Congratulations, you're dead

Friday, 28 April 2006 9:08 P GMT+09
In China, even the dead have no human rights.
Category: News and Politics Human rights and personal freedoms News and Perspectives
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Congratulations and Controversy as AOL launch its new China Portal

Wednesday, 26 April 2006 6:59 P GMT+09
After much anticipation, AOL's new Chinese language portal has finally arrived. Bringing with it news views and sports from Asia's rising star. Plus a good does of controversy to boot.
Category: News and Politics Sino-American Human rights and personal freedoms News and Perspectives
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[Photo Album] Hanami 2006 Number 2 (White Blossom Album)

Sunday, 23 April 2006 12:37 A GMT+09
Although no Hanami would be complete without them, there is more to Hanami than pink flowering cherry blossoms. For a start, there are white blossoms too. So, without further a do, let me introduce you to my Hanami 2006 White Blossom Album.
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The Unpleasant Side of an Unpleasant Business

Friday, 21 April 2006 8:09 P GMT+09
Anti-Japanese Riots, one year on: No compensation for Japanese businessmen, no recognition for Chinese victims.
Category: News and Politics Sino-Japanese Human rights and personal freedoms Photographs News and Perspectives

Maozilla: It's big, it's ugly, and it's coming to Tibet.

Tuesday, 18 April 2006 4:58 A GMT+09
Maozilla: A new brave new image to reflect modern times, or a symbol of genocide and imperialism? You decide.
Category: News and Politics Human rights and personal freedoms Sino-Tibet News and Perspectives
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[Photo Album] Hanami 2006

Monday, 17 April 2006 7:36 P GMT+09
As promised, here are some choice Sakura snapshots from my own personal Hanami 2006 photograph album.
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[Photo Album] Protest Against persecution – New York

Sunday, 16 April 2006 2:57 P GMT+09
Some choice photographs from the September 2005 protest by members of the FLG spiritual movement, against Chinese persecution of Mainland practitioners.
Category: Sino-American Human rights and personal freedoms Photographs News and Perspectives
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No Solidarity from China over 'lost' Japanese artifacts

Thursday, 13 April 2006 11:56 P GMT+09
Lesson 1: While Beijing might be keen to see Chinese artifact in foreign museums returned to the motherland, don't expect it to show solidarity if the roles are reversed.
Category: News and Politics Sino-Japanese News and Perspectives
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Entertaining or Subverting?: Chinese Television Tries to go Global

Monday, 10 April 2006 10:15 P GMT+09
Chinese State Television: It's been accused, abused, and heavily maligned by ex-pats for years, and it may soon be comming to a screen near you.
Category: News and Politics Sino-American Human rights and personal freedoms News and Perspectives
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Sakura Matsuri festival: Washington, America

Saturday, 8 April 2006 12:00 A GMT+09
event Sakura Matsuri festival: Washington, America
Category: News and Perspectives

Fact or Fiasco: Are Chinese electronics spying on you?

Tuesday, 4 April 2006 9:29 P GMT+09
In the age of digital espionage, should the Department of State really be installing 16,000 Chinese PC?
Category: News and Politics Sino-American News and Perspectives
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Culture Before Politics

Monday, 3 April 2006 1:36 A GMT+09
Despite the prevailing political freeze, there remains at least one area where Sino-Japanese relations are both strong and warm.
Category: News and Politics Sino-Japanese News and Perspectives
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Spring

Sunday, 2 April 2006 2:52 P GMT+09
If anybody had any doubts, now is the time for them to be dispelled. The Cherry Blossom have opened so and Spring has arrived.
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101 Ways To Insult China

Saturday, 1 April 2006 9:09 P GMT+09
Until recently, the best way to offend China was to wheel out Aso Taro, Japans irascible foreign minister, and to have him make a speech about Taiwan. However, it would appear that a new challanger has arisen, ready to insult China like an old pro.
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