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Archives for March 2009

Should Chinese Leaders Learn to Speak Up More?

March 27, 2009 by Mr. Allen 10 Comments

I think Chinese leaders are among the tamest leaders in the world. Despite being called "butchers of Beijing" (or much worse),  constantly being maligned by a maniacal Western press, and even having one of its own be the target of a shoe throwing protester, leaders from the CCP continue to consistently keep up their cordial and composed demeanor. … [Read more...] about Should Chinese Leaders Learn to Speak Up More?

What I talk about when I talk about copycatting

March 25, 2009 by berlinf 60 Comments

Recently a friend asked for help with the etymology of the word 危险。   She's writing her thesis on the edge that artists have when they skillfully play with "danger."  Her whole thesis revolves around the concept of Danger in art and all her professors keep telling her that 危险 has a different connotation in Chinese than danger does in English.  So she needs someone to help her … [Read more...] about What I talk about when I talk about copycatting

China in the Year 2020: Three Political Scenarios

March 24, 2009 by Steve 69 Comments

In our Dalai Lama Warns of Looming Violence thread, Wukailong linked to this essay covering three political scenarios that China might face in the year 2020. The author, Cheng Li is Senior Fellow at the John L. Thornton China Center of the Brookings Institution and William R. Kenan Professor of Government at Hamilton College. His summary is as follows: … [Read more...] about China in the Year 2020: Three Political Scenarios

(Letter from ecodelta) Tai Chi Scooter One-Ups The Segway

March 21, 2009 by Guest Leave a Comment

"A mechanical engineer at Purdue University has one-upped the Segway guys with a hands-free scooter that uses the principles of Tai Chi, the ancient Chinese martial art, to keep you from falling on your face." Original article can be found here. http://blog.wired.com/cars/2009/03/students-build.html … [Read more...] about (Letter from ecodelta) Tai Chi Scooter One-Ups The Segway

Informal Discussion – the Lessons of Nazi and Japanese Aggressions in WWII

March 20, 2009 by Mr. Allen 101 Comments

I have not done any research in writing this post, but I hope that does not detract us from having a vigorous and good discussion here. In our recent Chinese Nationalism thread, Shane9219 started a discussion on a just released movie relating to the Nankin Massacre. This got people discussing what the lessons of Nazi and Japanese Aggressions in WWII were. … [Read more...] about Informal Discussion – the Lessons of Nazi and Japanese Aggressions in WWII

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