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The China Beat: Divine Justice
in modern, high-tech nations like Taiwan, where people rely on such rites to deal with problems that are not readily addressed in the courtroom (particularly family tensions)
Report: Taiwan Working on Top Secret Blackout Bomb | Danger Room
bombs work by sprinkling a cloud of chemically treated carbon fibers over power supplies, causing them to short-circuit, but without killing people.
JapanFocus
Ming conviction that Taiwan was not part of this domain was rooted in the traditional conception of China as a territory bounded by natural geographic features
The China Beat: Magic Lanterns
the Taiwan Lantern Festival is both a major celebration and big business
The China Beat: Incense Power, Incense Peace
Taiwan temple feuds and politics
广州日报 - 2008年11月3日 - A13:体育版 - 农运会遇到新问题
Quanzhou fundraising and Cross Strait agribusiness fair
台湾省将组团来泉参加农运会_网易新闻中心
Taiwan participation in Peasant Games
The New Blood in Chinatown - New York Times
Despite the Wu family's Cantonese origins, it was the pro-China Fujianese leaders who sat with the Mayor, a feat that crystallized the group's rise to power in a community where symbolism often speaks louder than words.
Chinatown's Fujianese Get a Statue - New York Times
''There's a stereotype that only Fujianese sell drugs, and we need to set an example,''
Honoring Lin Zexu: Politician, Activist, Man of Fuzhou
Politically, the statue of the mainland, anti-colonialist Lin Zexu challenges the pro-Taiwanese supporters who rally around the statue of Confucius.
Chou Chiener: Nanguan Music
Nanguan´s gongceipo consists of four elements, namely beat, pitch, fingering and song text (if any). These are written in columns arranged from right to left on the page, like traditional Chinese writing.
Big Red Checkbook
"That is simply today's world. The modern world. The globalized world. I'm not sure we can completely blame the Chinese for that."
Taiwan in the Chinese Imagination, 17th–19th Centuries
by author of Taiwan’s Imagined Geography: Chinese Colonial Travel Writing and Pictures, 1683–1895 (2004)
Qingming boosts Taiwan - Fujian Traffic
authorities also warned tomb-sweepers to abandon outdated practices, like burning token paper money. - Ed. BWAHAHAHAHA! Impotence is funny. Quanzhou smells like nothing but burning paper these days.
The Rise and Fall of Dutch Taiwan, 1624–1662: Cooperative Colonization and the Statist Model of European Expansion
Tonio Andrade attempts to answer the Needham Question by examining Dutch Taiwan, arguing differing methods of collecting revenue (trade vs. land taxation) helped or hindered expansionism.
Fujian | Digging for victory | Economist.com
Every time the central government picks a new area for development, Fujian is not in it. But in recent months, with some clever rebranding, the province has been on a roll. Salvation, it hopes, lies in Taiwan, just across a 125-160 kilometre-wide (78-100
CCTV International - Cultural relics across China
Quanzhou gave a Confucian initiation stone to Tainan, and Xinjiang opens another grotto. My kinda news.
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