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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

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

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)

Shifang, two interpretations

July 11, 2012 by YinYang 3 Comments

For someone who likes to spin it for the negative on Shifang, we get: So Shifang has environmentally aware, political active, digitally native, fearless student protesters. Beijing must realize that this is an extremely dangerous mix. … [Read more...] about Shifang, two interpretations

Why there are no “50 Centers” in the West?

July 9, 2012 by Black Pheonix 3 Comments

Because the governments like in US, are busy creating "high tech sock puppets" to do the supposed propaganda of the "50 centers". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ntrepid#Operation_Earnest_Voice  Not Official Logo … [Read more...] about Why there are no “50 Centers” in the West?

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