Stephen McDonell

China Correspondent BBC, formerly Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 如果你也曾经穿过那道看不见的界限并且在没有颜色的街道上找不到可以停留的地方请你一定回来告诉我。P.K.14 baffling bozos since the beginning.

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My new China photos, videos, first-hand observations, main contributions to China discussion etc now to be found on Bluesky. All the serious China chat has moved there from this deliberately run down dunny.

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This is beyond ridiculous.

And yet FIFA is silent while fans, players, staff, officials are denied entry to play in, work in, or watch their own World Cup.

Crazy times.

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Some of our reporting from the #China mine disaster, Chinese version.
中文版的。。。
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https://t.co/2SlJikhqez

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“In the early 2000s, deadly accidents were common in coal mines across #China, occurring so regularly that they were rarely reported by large news outlets unless the death toll was at least in the dozens…”

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https://t.co/mgEX6emfba

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Follow our coverage from the site of the Liushenyu coal mine disaster on BBC News.
Shanxi is #China’s coal mining heartland and the 80+ dead miners along with 100+ injured has shaken the province.
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https://t.co/ILQaOL2Wi3

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“Anger is growing over alleged safety violations in the wake of #China's worst mining disaster in more than 15 years….”

https://t.co/mgEX6emfba

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We’re at the mine disaster site in #China’s #Shanxi Province…

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https://t.co/uZDHI9DUWg

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We’re on site at the mine disaster in #China’s #Shanxi province…

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https://t.co/uZDHI9DUWg

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We’re at the mine disaster site in #China’s #Shanxi Province…

CLICK ON LINK TO WATCH:

https://t.co/uZDHI9DUWg

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We’re on site at the mine disaster in #China’s #Shanxi province…

CLICK ON THE LINK TO WATCH…

https://t.co/uZDHI9DUWg

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On site at the mine disaster emergency in #China’s #Shanxi Province…

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https://t.co/uZDHI9DUWg

[Stephen McDonell @StephenMcDonell]

Follow our coverage from the site of the Liushenyu coal mine disaster on BBC News.
Shanxi is #China’s coal mining heartland and the 80+ dead miners along with 100+ injured has shaken the province.
CLICK ON LINK TO READ…
https://t.co/ILQaOL2Wi3

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We met Wu Yize as his fans went nuts on his first trip back to #China after becoming world snooker champion.

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https://t.co/0eiOVyprUl

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Est 60 million people play billiards in #China ever year, in around 300,000 halls like the one in Xi'an.
The country is churning out high-quality snooker competitors. They currently make up a quarter of all players on the professional circuit.
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https://t.co/0eiOVyprUl

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Wu Yize entered the TNT billiards club to a welcome worthy of a rock star.
Loud chanting, cheering rang around the room in Xi'an.
He waved modestly, wearing the expression of a shy 22-year-old not used to such sudden fame at home.
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#China’s 22-year-old snooker world champion Wu Yize appears in his home country, the crowd goes nuts and we were there to see it.
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https://t.co/0eiOVyprUl

[Stephen McDonell @StephenMcDonell]

We met Wu Yize as his fans went nuts on his first trip back to #China after becoming world snooker champion.

CLICK LINK:

https://t.co/0eiOVyprUl

[Stephen McDonell @StephenMcDonell]

#China’s 22-year-old snooker world champion Wu Yize appears in his home country, the crowd goes nuts and we were there to see it.
CLICK ON LINK:

https://t.co/0eiOVyprUl

[Stephen McDonell @StephenMcDonell]

Est 60 million people play billiards in #China ever year, in around 300,000 halls like the one in Xi'an.
The country is churning out high-quality snooker competitors. They currently make up a quarter of all players on the professional circuit.
CLICK LINK
https://t.co/0eiOVyprUl