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Tag Archives: China
Wokai Sends Money to Rural Chinese Entrepreneurs
I ran across this a while ago but haven’t had time to look into it further until now. I was searching for a microlending organization that not only was either a write-off or “investment” of sorts, but focused on China. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Nonprofit
Tagged Business, China, chinese, entrepreneur, microlending, nonprofit, Wokai
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Rent a White Guy: China Hiring Caucasians as Fake Businessman
A while ago, I had blogged about how Americans expect their business leaders to be white. When you are a Caucasian male in China, you definitely stand out as a foreigner and probably expected to be a white collar worker … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Observations
Tagged China, Mitch Moxley, Rent a White Guy, The Atlantic
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DUDE WTF ASIA: Thieves Beaten with Furniture
Next time you try to steal someone’s bag while riding a moped in China*, re-think your actions: are the contents of this purse worth being hunted down and beaten with pieces of furniture by a hoard of people? Probably not. … Continue reading
China Tries to Put Best Foot Forward With Shangai World Expo
This week, News Hour is dedicating a whole series on China, including this segment which focuses on the 2010 Shanghai World Expo. I’ve been to Shanghai only once, back in 2002 and I remember seeing billboards for this event. I … Continue reading
The Real Deal on Working in China: Wang & Li’s “Opportunities in China”
About a month or so ago, I went to a networking event titled, “Opportunities in China” organized by the National Association of Asian American Professionals – San Francisco Bay Area Chapter (NAAAP-SF). The guest speaker was Larry Wang, founder and … Continue reading
Google Quits Bending Over For China
I find today’s tech news about about Google’s decision to refuse to censor Chinese results to be rather fascinating. There’s talk about how Google is threatening to pull out of China and open up their searches without the filters after … Continue reading
The Tiger Woods Scandal (According to Taiwan)
Oh, Tiger Woods. You have everything in the world, including a hot model wife and a pair of multi-racial children (who I like to believe symbolize world peace and racial unity or whatever), but you just had to go mess … Continue reading
Activisit Feng Zhenghu Caught Between China & Japan
I’ll just say it first. It’s like the Chinese version of Steven Spielberg’s The Terminal where one passenger is caught between two countries, unable to enter one country and unable to return back where he came from. Except this time, … Continue reading
Posted in (simple), Current Events, Politics
Tagged China, Feng Zhenghu, Narita, The Terminal
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Finding Your Roots
As someone who came to the United States when I was only 2 years old, it was always expected that I would go home to visit the “mother” country. It was never hard to imagine doing, as I had plenty … Continue reading
Mysterious Spike of Illegal Chinese Immigrants at Arizona Border
At the U.S-Mexico border, an intriguing anomaly has unfolded. Authorities report an almost ten-fold spike in arrests of illegal immigrants from China in the southern Arizona desert. The Border Patrol in the Tucson sector has caught at least 261 Chinese … Continue reading
Posted in (simple), Current Events
Tagged aliens, Arizona, border, border control, China, chinese, gangs, illegal aliens, illegal immigration, immigration, indentured servants, Mexico, smuggling
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Should We Let Giant Pandas Go Extinct?
Over at Sina and Chinasmack, people are reacting to the remarks from English naturalist, nature photographer, BBC television presenter and author Chris Packham when he said that humans should not spend vast amounts of money to protect giant pandas, but … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, WTF
Tagged attack, BBC, China, conversation, extinct, extinction, giant panda, panda
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