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China's Bold Visions for Universal Healthcare

April 8, 2009 by Mr. Allen 61 Comments

The Chinese government announced a couple of days ago guidelines for an ambitious reform of the healthcare system (see also wsj report and danwei report).  The government announced, By 2020, the world's most populous country will have a basic health-care system that can provide "safe, effective, convenient and affordable" health services to urban and rural residents.... … [Read more...] about China's Bold Visions for Universal Healthcare

Translation:Development is the best way to preserve Tibetan culture

April 1, 2009 by Mr. Allen 88 Comments

Since this is the last day of what seems like Tibet month - I figure I'll squeeze in one more post on Tibet before the end of the month. Below is a translation by Allen of an article recently published by Han Fang Ming in Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao. Han is a member of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC). CPPCC plays an advisory role to the Chinese … [Read more...] about Translation:Development is the best way to preserve Tibetan culture

Perception vs. Reality?

April 1, 2009 by Steve 40 Comments

I was reading an opinion column in the Washington Post that contained information I thought might be of interest to the group. It concerned a BBC World View poll showing how countries view each other, either positively or negatively and the percentages of each. It was interesting to see not only how countries viewed each other, but also how the view a country has of itself … [Read more...] about Perception vs. Reality?

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

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