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Mandarin-language

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Examples

  • In Tokyo's luxury Ginza district, the Chinese are such prolific spenders that Japanese department stores such as Matsuya and Mitsukoshi print Mandarin-language maps, brochures, even magazines.

    As Japan's economy struggles, China steps up 2011

  • The BBG said it would shut down VOA's Chinese radio and television broadcasts while making its Mandarin-language service available only on the Internet.

    Critics Attack VOA Decision to Cut Radio Broadcasts to China 2011

  • The 2012 budget proposal submitted to Congress this week would end VOA's Mandarin-language short-wave radio broadcasts, focusing instead on transmitting news through the Internet and mobile phones.

    U.S. Plans to Lower Its 'Voice' in China Keith Johnson 2011

  • The studio is moving forward on a Shanghai-based development and production venture that would make Mandarin-language films, among other projects.

    DreamWorks' Net Drops 51% Michelle Kung 2011

  • Someone that could do something across the TV-internet spheres has the potential to make a killing in Taiwan, and also lead the way worldwide in Mandarin-language new media.

    Jimmy Lai to Establish New Cable News Channel Michael Turton 2009

  • This month the Mandarin-language "Shanghai Blues — The Musical," premiered at Singapore's Esplanade Theatre before touring China, with performances slated in Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Guangzhou.

    China’s Curtain Rises 2008

  • A moderator translates the report filed by Mandarin-language reporter Zhang Ming.

    On the Airwaves, Around the World 2008

  • Since Rupert Murdoch launched his Chinese channel last year, it has become the top Mandarin-language cable station in Guangdong.

    The Guangdong Rules 2007

  • Singaporean playwright and actress Li Xie wrote the interactive Mandarin-language play "SARS" after witnessing negative reactions -- like the ostracization of medical workers -- in the early days of the outbreak.

    Art In The Age Of Sars 2007

  • They are taking advantage of burgeoning demand for local-hire China hands with Mandarin-language skills in entertainment, media, finance, trading and other fields.

    The Drifters 2007

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