China

If you are writing about China you may be referring to the People's Republic of China, the giant East Asian state that has the world's largest population, or the Republic of China, the small island state whose capital is Taiwan.

Bloggers writing about the People's Republic of China are likely to be focusing on the country's politics, its international relations or human rights issues, or its traditional culture, which stretches more or less continuously back thousands of years.

Or they might be talking about travel there, or sharing photos from their trip.

Alternatively, they might be using another name for porcelain.

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Original Technorati articles tagged “China”

• in Politics
  Iran Responds To Condemnation By Building More Nuclear Plants
  After overwhelming opposition to Iran's nuclear program by the world's main super powers, Iran takes a different tact.
  by jaideepkhanduja / on Nov 30, 2009
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  India and China to Face Severe Water Crisis by 2030: IFC Report
  So it is high time for developing countries to wake up, get into serious mode, chalk out some plans, and implement them to utilize water sensibly, stop wasting it and start conserving water.
  by jaideepkhanduja / on Nov 26, 2009
• in Politics
  Obama's Trip On Anniversary of U.S. Occupation and Attack on China
  Occupation and Attack. You heard that right. Details of history rarely taught by U.S. educators.
  by knowlengr / on Nov 17, 2009

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “China”

• Hand Cannons – The First of Its Kind

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 506
  Had it not been for 9th century China, firearms wouldn’t be what they are today. In an effort to convert ordinary metals to gold, Chinese alchemists accidently stumbled upon the recipe for gunpowder. The abilities of the new substance were soon discovered when set ablaze. Given a spark, gunpowder exploded violently ...
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• Another Clue to How China Managed Obama’s Visit

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 901
  An organizer of a “town hall” session said he did not want to embarrass guests or upstage meetings with President Hu Jintao.
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• Slide Launches New Animal-Raising Game SPP Ranch

  
  Inside Social Games — Authority: 618
  Big Facebook application developers have been cranking up their launch cycles to try to come out with higher -quality games faster than their competitors, with some recent examples being CrowdStar’s Happy Pets and more recently Zynga’s PetVille . But, the most recent example we’ve seen is a new game from ...
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• How To Start A Business In China -- WFOE

  
  China Law Blog — Authority: 591
  This post is a re-hash of a post Steve did more than three years ago. We are re-running it now as part of a series of posts we will be running over the next few weeks on the Basics of China Business Law. We are even forming a new category for this series, the first since we started this blog! This post focuses ...
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• Well done Goff

  
  Kiwiblog — Authority: 619
  The Dom Post reports : The Dalai Lama met with opposition leader Phil Goff after arriving in New Zealand with a flurry of diplomatic protocol hanging over him. It is disappointing that John Key would not meet with the Dalai Llama, just to keep China happy. I think we should trade with China but not let them ...
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• REPORT: GM selling control of Chinese joint venture to SAIC, half of India operations - 1st Edition

  
  Auto-a-Holic.com — Authority: 137
  Filed under: China , GM , Earnings/Financials It has been a busy week at General Motors . The week started off with CEO Fritz Henderson’s abrupt resignation , then executives converged on the LA Auto Show where Bob Lutz was the keynote speaker and then the U.S. market Chevy Cruze was revealed. Now, the ...
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• Charting the Unknown: New Luxgen7 SUV from Taiwans Yulon Group

  
  Carscoop — Authority: 648
  Be that the design of the front end, the interior or the profile, its almost certain that most of you will find something on the new Luxgen7 SUV from Taiwans Yulon Group that reminds you of another manufacturers vehicle. Roughly the same size as a Porsche Cayenne, the Asian-market Luxgen is said to be powered by a ...
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• Allegra McEvedys guide to China

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 988
  Yunnan borders with Laos, Vietnam, Burma and Tibet, making it a melting pot of culinary cultures and Chinas ultimate foodie region In Britain, the vast majority of Chinese menus comprise of the Sino equivalent of that least Indian of dishes: chicken tikka masala. Thanks to the thousands of Chinese restaurants serving ...
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• No Need For Alarm!

  
  The Friggin Loon — Authority: 155
  Friggin spooks! Oh dear god, conspiracy theorists grab a seat have I got something to tell you. Word has it that a plane has been shot down in China and on that plane were believed to be 3 American CIA agents and a large shipment of “mutated” swine flu virus intended for aerial spraying over Kyrgyzstan.WTF ...
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• Copenhagen: a spectators guide

  
  GreenTech Pastures — Authority: 543
  Viewers guide to the Copenhagen meetings. The talk, the talk, the talk.
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• Motorola Sholes Tablet heading to China, QWERTY-less twin of Droid

  
  PMP Today — Authority: 676
  Are you looking for a QWERTY-less variant to the Motorola Droid ? Well, then this Motorola Sholes Tablet is jus the phone for you. It features a 3.7-inch touchscreen, 5-megapixel AF camera, HSDPA connectivity, FM radio, 3.5mm jack, and runs on a 550MHz OMAP TI 3430 processor. With the exception of the missing ...
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• Popular Panda at National Zoo Bound for China

  
  Watch your favorite videos on the internet. — Authority: 180
  A young giant panda who became a major draw after his birth at Washingtons National Zoo will leave for China early next year for breeding. The APs Lee Powell reports Tai Shan must be returned under an panda loan agreement. (Dec. 4)
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• TANTALIZING NEWS: President Obama will be in Copenhagen December 18th rather then December 9th thanks to policy clarifications that were made by China and India. This makes now possible hand-shakes and a joint picture on the last day of meetings.

  
  Sustainabilitank — Authority: 485
  News Alert 04:57 PM EST Friday, December 4, 2009 “After months of diplomatic activity, there is progress being made towards a meaningful Copenhagen accord in which all countries pledge to take action against the global threat of climate change,” White House spokesman Robert Gibbs announced Friday afternoon. ...
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• China quote of the day

  
  James Fallows — Authority: 734
  " Maybe its because we owe China so much money, so theyre taking their panda back, said Desiree Bryce, a mathematics teacher from Hope County Charter School, which was also visiting the zoo." On news that Tai Shan, the much-beloved young panda at Washingtons National Zoo, will soon be heading back to the ...
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• Solar firm bringing jobs home – Toronto Star

  
  Jobs at home - Legit work — Authority: 150
  Solar firm bringing jobs home Toronto Star About 500 direct manufacturing jobs are to be created at the facility, the companys first outside China. Canadian Solar, founded in 2001, said the plant … et plus encore » View full post on jobs at home – Google Actualités
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• Breaking News: Obama to Push Back His Visit to Copenhagen to Last Day

  
  Global Warming is Real — Authority: 128
  A reliable source has just said the White House plans to release a statement that president Obama will delay his visit to the COP15 climate conference from the first week to the last scheduled day of the event – December 18. The move will ostensibly give more weight to the visit and is a sign that more progress is ...
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• Stephen Harper: supposed human rights advocate

  
  Impolitical — Authority: 565
  Any Prime Minister of Canada should be speaking about human rights issues to China, of course they should: "Harper says trade wont stifle human rights talk." But lets not lose our heads here. We should be keeping Mr. Harpers professions on human rights issues in perspective. His record is quite suspect, the list is ...
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• Benefits of Tai Chi to People’s Health

  
  SmartHealthForLife.com — Authority: 152
  As believed, Tai Chi can increase the flow of energy thus increasing the strength and promoting the serenity and harmony in every system of the body. It’s the meditative and calming aspect of Tai Chi that makes the movements useful in every aspect that can reduce or otherwise eliminate anxiety and stress forming ...
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• U.S. says no to Arctic fishing

  
  Ohaiyo Business Magazine — Authority: 136
  (Reporting by Yereth Rosen in Alaska) There is currently no commercial fishing conducted in U.S. Arctic waters, and now there won’t be: a formal ban on commercial seafood harvests in U.S. waters north of the Bering Strait went into effect on Thursday. Environmentalists and fishery managers applauded the move as a ...
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• Two Perfect Days: Hong Kong

  
  Avid Cruiser — Authority: 132
  With so much to do and to see, Hong Kong is a great destination for a short stop or an extended stay. The cuisine is the best in Asia, the scenery on the peninsula and the surrounding islands is stunning, the people are consistently pleasant and willing to provide assistance, and while the shopping may not be such a ...
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