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  Beijing Scene

Beijing Scene, Volume 6, Issue 5, November 12 - 18

FEATURE STORY: Mian Mian: Chronicler of China's Chemical Generation
Shanghai prose and party queen Mian Mian reflects the harsh realities of China's post-Mao material generation in her books about wretched love affairs, hard drugs, promiscuous sex and suicide.

ZHAO LE: November 12 - 18, 1999
BEIJING'S BEST DAILY EVENTS GUIDE!
Submit your events on-line, it's free.
The Picks , Art Scene, Cinema Scene, Exhibition Scene,
Stage Scene, Kids Scene, Sports Scene

ZHAO LE: NOW IN CHINESE!
http://www.beijingscene .com/cn/zhaole/zhaole.html

SCENE CLASSIFIEDS: Jobs, jobs, jobs...
Employment Offered, Employment Sought, For Sale/Wanted,
Housing Available/Sought, Services, Personals, Announcements
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COMRADE LANGUAGE: You Say Potato, I say Potatoe
Since foreigners haven't quite finished evolving yet, they're much hairier than most Chinese people. While hairy legs and armpits are considered normal in the West, they are seen as a medical condition in China. There's even a term for it: (lit. "too much hair disease" duomaozheng). Unfortunately there's no cure, but the symptoms can be treated with a razor.

ASK AYI:Traditional Musical Instruments
Hey Ayi, A Chinese friend of mine invited me to a "classical" music concert, but when I got there, to my surprise, it turned out to be Chinese classical music! It was quite beautiful, and I am now left with an insatiable desire to know about all these strange instruments of eastern melody. Signed, Moon Lute-struck

BEST BITES: Smoothly Sweet T-Bone at St. Mark's Steakhouse
St. Mark's Steakhouse does not lead to thirst and hiccups.

CULTURE SCENE: Saber Rattling
The recent bellicosity in the Chinese press beginning with the war in Kosovo and continuing in ongoing tension with Taiwan has resulted in a spate of instant magazines and books on the topic of war.

IN SHORT ... Translations From the Chinese Press
Guanxi for Sale, Fixing to Die, Stolen Secrets, Sina Secures USD60 Million, Let's Make a Deal

FYI: Foreign Language Libraries and Reading Rooms
Hankering for something more stimulating than the China Daily? Here is a list of Foreign Language Libraries and Reading Rooms open to the public.

STREET PUNK VS. COMPUTER GEEK cartoon saga continues http://www.molidesign.com/jworld/

 







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