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January | 2014 | Débrouillard
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Thoughts and true stories, minus all moorings. Archive for January 2014. Get your terms straight. Leave a comment ». Baked-in assertions and assumptions are part of everyday life in the PRC, particularly if you want to learn a Chinese language or talk about history. Learning the language at face value isn’t enough–you’ve got to do your homework and be ready. Otherwise you’re going to get snowed, intentionally or otherwise. Case in point: the word China . January 27, 2014 at 12:24 am. China on the move.
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On peaches | Débrouillard
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Thoughts and true stories, minus all moorings. Leave a comment ». The print, I tried to explain to the matronly saleswoman at a Beijing art sales house, was lovely. Very beautiful. But how could I communicate that my Texan parents might not appreciate a portrait of two peaches in quite the same way as a middle-aged couple from Hunan? So he of course would like scenery such as that in the woodblock print I. January 10, 2012 at 2:00 am. Laquo; So you want to keep up with the news. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Pollution and Plausible Undeniability | Débrouillard
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Thoughts and true stories, minus all moorings. Pollution and Plausible Undeniability. I don’t often write blog posts opining on this or that China phenomenon because I still consider myself in the “learning phase” of my residence here. In which pollution levels in Beijing and much of China were quite literally off the charts, has thrown me for a loop–not in its severity, but in how the media reaction has actually fostered an apparent change in behavior among ordinary Chinese. Or The Economic Observer.
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Débrouillard | thoughts and true stories, minus all moorings | Page 2
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Thoughts and true stories, minus all moorings. So you want to keep up with the news. Leave a comment ». The author’s homepage, meant to resemble a newspaper layout. So: you want to keep up with the news. Or at least it seems that way. There’s a lot of stuff going on, and frankly if you tried to sift through everything unassisted it’d be something of a clustercuss. Read the rest of this entry ». October 5, 2011 at 7:26 am. Hong Kong Part II: Electric Boogaloo. Leave a comment ». August 28, 2011 at 2:17 am.
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Student Correspondent: Reporting China | UT Communication Abroad
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A Longhorn’s Portal to the World. September 3, 2008. Student Correspondent: Reporting China. Program Name: Maymester: Reporting China. Tags America Beijing China-Taiwan relations Chinese identity culture Growing Pains identity national identity nationalism On The World Stage Shanghai social identity Taiwan The New Citizen. Nishi zhong guo ren ma? Are you a Chinese person? Literally translated, the question means, Are you Chinese? Therefore, the use of the phrase zhong guo ren, rather than the more politi...
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Trying To Fix The Chinglish Issue
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Business & Tech. Society & Culture. Gaokao Is Make or Break for Students. Training Journalism Students in China. What Do You Think of America? Kingdom of Electric Bicycles. School Reform Recasts Rural China. Ghosts in the Chinese Machine. Students Learn English Beyond the Classroom. The Poet and the Dragon Boat Festival. Kindergarten and the Elusive ‘Nan Ayi’. Social Work on the Rise in China. China's War On Smog Sparks Conflict Between Beijing And Polluting Hebei - Huffington Post. April 1, 2014. When r...
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Global China — China In Focus
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Business & Tech. Society & Culture. China's War On Smog Sparks Conflict Between Beijing And Polluting Hebei - Huffington Post. April 1, 2014. How China Fooled the World - ABC Online. April 1, 2014. Asia stocks mixed after China PMI data, Yellen remarks - CNBC.com. April 1, 2014. China's New Wager: Pulling Energy From the Ocean - Wall Street Journal. April 1, 2014. Leader of China Aims at Military With Graft Case - New York Times. April 1, 2014. Austinite Exports Football to China. July 23, 2011 03:07.
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November | 2013 | Débrouillard
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Thoughts and true stories, minus all moorings. Archive for November 2013. Hipsters aren’t ironic. Hadn’t you heard? From a Google Image Search for ‘hipsters’. ( source site. Read the rest of this entry ». November 13, 2013 at 11:25 am. BBC News – Asia-Pacific. China on the move. NY TImes – Asia Pacific. The Washington Post – Asia and Pacific. WSJ – China Real Time Report. WSJ – India Real Time. WSJ – Japan Real Time. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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January | 2013 | Débrouillard
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Thoughts and true stories, minus all moorings. Archive for January 2013. Pollution and Plausible Undeniability. I don’t often write blog posts opining on this or that China phenomenon because I still consider myself in the “learning phase” of my residence here. During my first six months in China I did not own a pollution mask, and paid the price. Read the rest of this entry ». January 15, 2013 at 7:08 am. BBC News – Asia-Pacific. China on the move. NY TImes – Asia Pacific. WSJ – India Real Time.
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Tomb Sweeping Day | Débrouillard
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Thoughts and true stories, minus all moorings. Leave a comment ». It was drizzling rain when I reached the top of the escalator at Chegongzhuang Station in west Beijing. I stopped for a moment at the exit to stare at the area map and puzzle out how to reach the campus of Beijing Administrative College. April 5, 2013 at 5:03 am. Laquo; Pollution and Plausible Undeniability. Hipsters aren’t ironic. Hadn’t you heard? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). WSJ –...
