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Life in the Jing: Student life

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Life in the Jing. 02 November, 2007. A short update what my life is about last few weeks: for the first few weeks I still found it difficult to adjust to a student life, and to 'force' myself to always speak Chinese. In the first few weekends, it was just so much easier to hang out with the people you know and like and that actually spoke English with you (esp. after a week long intensive Chinese studies). What to do without them? Basically a place where they bring drug addicts to, to help them to quit&#...

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Life in the Jing: Anti Imperialistic Dinner Show

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Life in the Jing. 22 December, 2007. Anti Imperialistic Dinner Show. Unfortunately we weren't allowed (surprise surprise) to take any pictures of the show. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Life in the Jing: Mongolian all-you-can-eat-BBQ

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Life in the Jing. 23 September, 2007. When we sat down at our table we noticed that the restaurant itself was round, and that it was surrounded by big tanks full of water, with in the middle a big podium. By the time the first announcements were made (we gate crashed a All China Gaelic football dinner) we saw some things floating in the water tanks. When we looked closer we saw that there were actually girls (! Food was definitely not the reason why people came to the restaurant.

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Life in the Jing: SNOWING!

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Life in the Jing. 28 October, 2007. Oy oy oy, it's already SNOWING! It's windy, cold, and.snowing! Can't believe it is snowing so early! Especially when the central government will only turn on the central heating on the 15th of November (.). Guess we need to be lucky that we actually have some kind of heating). When we lived in Shanghai, winters were awful too. No central heating, single window glasses and it was around 0-10 degrees outside from dec-feb. Can't wait till they turn on the heating up here!

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Life in the Jing: Beijing!

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Life in the Jing. 10 April, 2008. Well, not know exactly where to start. It's been almost 4 months since my last 'update'. So far Beijing has been good. We've found a nice 2 bedroom apartment downtown, opposite of the Workers Stadium (for the football fans - that's where the Olympic football tournament will be). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Life in the Jing: Olympic games

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Life in the Jing. 21 April, 2008. A lot of people have already been writing about this, but the fact that I am currently in China and being Dutch - Chinese I feel that I need to say something as well. There a few things that I want to say here:. 1) Olympic games should be about mutual understanding and focus on the what we have in common and bring about positive change. Boycotting the Olympics? Think we first and foremost need to take a look at the IOC. 4) I've said this many times before to other people...

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Life in the Jing: 11 days left! And still no tickets :-(

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Life in the Jing. 25 July, 2008. And still no tickets :-(. This morning I went with Kimberly in the last and final attempt to score some tickets for the Olympic Games. Well.that was something worth writing about. And then he started to laugh, and told us 'goodluck' there are 10 thousands (! Of people there already queuing up since two days (! Check out the news item and pictures here. Its quite sad being in Beijing during the Olympics without tickets! I'm hoping to make a lot of friends with tickets the ...