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‘Health reasons’ | Big Lychee, Various Sectors (opens the original)
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Peggy Wong has stepped down from the Tai Po District Council for health reasons, a government statement published on Saturday stated. The local politician was a consultant for the committee that approved the renovation project that Wang Fuk Court was undergoing when the deadly blaze broke out last November. …During the inquiry hearings, residents testified that Wong, a member of the pro-Beijing Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong (DAB), had amassed proxy votes from r
Some weekend reading and viewing (and a request) | Big Lychee, Various Sectors (opens the original)
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A big Safeguard Defenders report on how CGTN TV operates. Includes behind-the scenes accounts of staged confessions, and working conditions in the ‘big pants’ building… Three quarters of the rundown is all Xi Jinping news… A paper by Professor William Hurst on China’s ghost cities. He divides them into four categories: actual ghost cities like Ordos; ‘formalist facades’ like the Beichuan post-earthquake reconstruction; speculative resort-type developments; and factory redevelopment in rust-belt
Catching up on some reading… | Big Lychee, Various Sectors (opens the original)
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Brian Hioe in New Bloom Mag critiques a now-notorious Atlantic piece by yet another Western journalist who is clueless about Taiwan… Fittingly, Shuster opens with two paragraphs of fawning awe over Chinese President Xi Jinping. From this, one generally has a sense that Shuster is simply taken in by the pomp and circumstance that China has sought to project with its state institutions. No surprise, then, that when Taiwan’s legislature appears in the piece, some three-quarters through the piece, a
Catching up on some reading… | Big Lychee, Various Sectors (opens the original)
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Brian Hioe in New Bloom Mag critiques a now-notorious Atlantic piece by yet another Western journalist who is clueless about Taiwan… Fittingly, Shuster opens with two paragraphs of fawning awe over Chinese President Xi Jinping. From this, one generally has a sense that Shuster is simply taken in by the pomp and circumstance that China has sought to project with its state institutions. No surprise, then, that when Taiwan’s legislature appears in the piece, some three-quarters through the piece, a
Someone pays attention to LegCo | Big Lychee, Various Sectors (opens the original)
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We don’t hear much about the Legislative Council these days. Although there are 90 of them, the all-patriots members are mostly low-profile. There’s the one who drove her car the wrong way down a street. And another who did something similar. Starry Lee is the chamber’s president? I guess I’d already heard – but it didn’t stick in my mind. HKFP reports that the legislators are miffed after Ming Pao checked to see how much they spoke up during Council business… The newspaper revealed last week th
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