Beijing Today (November 27, 2009)

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BEIJING TODAY PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY

When toys become dreams

Hit the ice indoors

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Pages 20-21

Aperture for reality

Photo provided by fengniao.com

Lu Guang’s lens has a special power: it can change the world. This year, he became the first mainland photographer to win the coveted W. Eugene Smith Grant in Humanistic Photography for “Pollution in China.” This photo of the Yellow River is part of his series. But Lu is not alone in his appeals to conscience through imagery. Other young photographers have picked up their gear and set off to record the harsh reality that exists for people whom society has passed by. Continue reading on Page 4.

November 27 2009 – December 3 2009

Lu Guang

CFP Photo

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Woman behind the bunny

Move to AU easy no more for students Page 5

Nine lives too few in Canton kitchens Page 7

Following in a surgeon’s footsteps Page 8

TED spreads stories of success Page 10

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