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Category Archives: Blogs
A Chinese blog from a U.S. soldier in Iraq
A Chinese blog by a U.S. soldier in Iraq.
Wine and learning blogs
Two new China-related blogs worth following: Ken Carroll’s blog, about “networks, languages, and learning 2.0”. Carroll is one of the founders of the popular language learning podcast series Chinese Pod; his blog so far is an eclectic mix of stuff … Continue reading
A fake confession about the fake tiger
Guan Ke (关克) confesses, then says a hacker did it. Zhou Zhenglong gets a chengyu.
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Tagged Guan Ke, Shaanxi, tigers, Zhou Zhenglong, Zhu Julong
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Chinese Blogger Conference 2007 – some thoughts
A short review of the 2007 Chinese Bloggers Conference in Beijing.
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Tagged blogs, cbc07, Chinese Bloggers Conference
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Fred Phelps vs. China
Phelps’ daughter responds to Raymond Zhou’s China Daily column on Sun Haiying’s remarks on gays.
Model Worker addendum
A few things left out from the recent Model Worker Awards.
Model Workers – Chinese Division
Danwei’s Chinese Model Worker awards for 2007.
Heartthrob novelist Han Han and a gun
Han Han (韩寒) tries to bring a gun on a plane. A CPPCC member (政协委员) claims privilege when shoplifting.
The return of Mr China
Jack’s back Mr China by Tim Clissold is one of the most entertaining books about China and business published in the last few years. The ‘Mr China’ of the title is a larger than life investment banker who first came … Continue reading
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