Oddly enough, our random internet search process seems to turn up a lot of stuff about China — and in this case, an article about freedom of religion, publications about religion, and book culture in China from none other than — who else — The Turkish Weekly. This article is, for people who don’t know [...]
Religious books and Judaism in Chinese media
July 19th, 2006 · No Comments
First Chinese blog research report to come out soon
July 19th, 2006 · No Comments
What is being called China’s first blog reseach report is set to be released by a blogger named “Shun Feng” (顺风). We’re not sure exactly what approach or how “academic” this work is (it is being published by an academic press — Southeast University Press) but at least it’s some kind of first and [...]
Jeremy Seabrook from the UK Guardian on the global middle-class and the new global poor
July 19th, 2006 · No Comments
I kind of found this link by accident, but it’s an interesting, literary, well-written and flagrantly lefty piece, which I like, or should i say which i indulge as a guilty pleasure now and then to assuage my conscience: I too am part of the global middle-class and the culture of contentment that [...]
Dooms Day
July 19th, 2006 · No Comments
Dooms Day
Originally uploaded by Ya Ya.
i don’t know why the photog here says this is a “dog’s view of a clear sky” but anyway it was taken in Shanghai, and i think it’s kinda cool.
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