Camera cuts away to pre-recorded footage as soon as the RSF protestor runs up to the podium.

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A catchy little tune by Chris Pereira, a more creative version of Hong Laowai (Red Foreigner) who puts together his own original Chinese songs as well as vlogs his thoughts on contemporary China. (h/t to Danwei)

There is, by my estimation, exactly one advantage to getting inked in the back of a Chinese laowai bar: the characters will probably be right. Fithi Garza decided to tattoo his late brother’s name in Chinese on his arm. He did it in a back room in Dalian’s Nepalese Bar.

Video photo montage book trailer of portraits from the 33 provinces of China, as seen in photojournalist Tom Carter's CHINA: Portrait of a People. AVAILABLE NOW!
Published: Summer 2008 by Blacksmith Books, Hong Kong, in association with Haven Books.

Sasha (Ling Li) is part of the new youth generation of China, unbeholden to traditions and history, always trying to find themselves in the present moment. An exchange student in Nebraska, Sasha is pregnant after a one-night stand with Yang, a young man she knew briefly in Beijing. He was a nan dan, a male actor who specializes in female roles in the Beijing Opera.

Enter Laonei's photo contest to get your photo hung up in 798, Beijing's world famous art district. The winners not only gets their photograph printed, framed, and hung up in 798, they also win a 2GB iPod Shuffle, a Bookworm gift card, or a bottle of fine wine! Sorry, no gold medals!

Visit Laonei.com to enter the "China Through a Laonei's Lens" photo contest.
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Part 3 of a Real News Network interview with Aijaz Ahmad in which there is some interesting discussion about Chinese and American foreign policy.

This episode is the first in a four-part series SexyBeiJing produced with the radio program All Things Considered, on National Public Radio. The radio version aired June 20, 2008 on stations across America.