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Archives for July 2012

Zhengzhou Street Market

July 25, 2012 by YinYang 7 Comments

The Yellow River flows through Henan Province, and this region is considered the cradle of Chinese civilization. Besides Luoyang, the province is home to a number of other ancient capitals of past dynasties. We were in Henan mainly to see the Shaolin Temple (which I plan to blog about later). Below are pictures I took while roaming a local street market in Zhengzhou, the … [Read more...] about Zhengzhou Street Market

Aggressive Culture?

July 24, 2012 by YinYang 11 Comments

Interesting perspective from American University Professor Emilio Viano on CCTV America, explaining Colorado shooting violence has something to do with America being an aggressive culture. Tough call in my personal opinion in linkage to the Colorado shooting, but I do agree with Dr. Viano's observation that America has a propensity to use violence in tackling problems. When … [Read more...] about Aggressive Culture?

Don’t have a gaokao

July 21, 2012 by melektaus 5 Comments

Recently, Chinese high school students have completed their gaokao exam. Scores have been made available and students now know their prospects for college. There's been a series of articles in the NYTs, Atlantic and other large mainstream American news sources talking about the gaokao. Let's examine some of these these articles. … [Read more...] about Don’t have a gaokao

My Reflections on Shanghai

July 21, 2012 by YinYang 5 Comments

I have now spent a week in Shanghai roaming around and mingling with friends, relatives, and locals. Lately, I have asked myself what were the most revealing this past week.  Looking at Luzhiazui’s seemingly endless number of artfully designed skyscrapers and noticing a sea of stylishly dressed Chinese pouring through Shanghai’s modern subway system, I can honestly say … [Read more...] about My Reflections on Shanghai

Aspen Ideas Festival Debate between Eric X Li and Minxin Pei on “China and Democracy” (Video)

July 19, 2012 by YinYang 6 Comments

Aspen Institute has just released the debate between Eric X Li and Minxin Pei, moderated by James Fallows. See my earlier reaction to JJ Gould's take (who was in the audience), when this video was still not yet available. Now that I have watched it, I think it is clear that Li trounced Minxin Pei. (JJ Gould clearly ignored many great points Li made; a reminder we should be … [Read more...] about Aspen Ideas Festival Debate between Eric X Li and Minxin Pei on “China and Democracy” (Video)

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