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Hard to Use Metro Instead of a Car Don't you wish you could have a pair of wings? I like the idea of moving your company to a place where is closer to you. You are the big boss there, aren't you. But, someone else in your company will have to travel far. |
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Leave Home Early to Avoid Traffic Jam According to the CBS evening news, the Nitrogen Dioxide levels increase at a rate of 34% a year in Shanghai, not to mention the carbon dioxide. If the rate of increase is unchecked, it wouldn't taken too long before the city become uninhabitable. |
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Minpu Bridge Under Construction I like bridges, buildings, and streets and people scenes. There are audiences for every subject. |
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Grace Wang Called a Traitor I have this to say to Grace Wang. Why settle on only ten languages? Do not sell yourself short! I met a priest, in a church function, who can speak at least 18 different languages. The world record is 24 languages, I think. I also personally know a girl who was capable of five different languages at age of 12 and she was fluent in all of them. She and my kids attended same school. Please take some time to study the subject before you want to get involved in that subject. There are many places you can learn. An easy place for you to start to learn - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6aUEV9-MC4&feature=related and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6QTb35douw&feature=related |
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Grace Wang Called a Traitor @TibetanLady Lots heated debates and ideals were exchanged here, But very few, if any, are actually from the Tibetan themselves. I encourage you to share your thoughts constructively on the issues related to the future of Tibet. It is even better if you can invite your Tibetan friends to join in. After all this is all about Tibet and Tibetans. Regarding to the Grace Wang’s case; next time, when the pro-Free Tibet group demonstrates, you, the TibetanLady, can try to put out a sign - “Tibet is part of China!” in front of that group for the purpose of testing the ‘freedom of speech”. What would you think what would happen to you. Would you like to give it a try? |
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I Fixed My Sony P8 Battery Don't they sell replacement battery pack for the P8? Does this technique works for other types of rechargeable batteries? I will give it a try. |
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Victor's Car Plate was Stolen This is bad! The wealth redistribution, Chinese style?! |
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Current University Students are Different For most part, the Chinese system is very good at cranking out test/exam busters. The kids parents did half of the thinking for them, when it comes to creativity, there is not much left. If you give them a pencil, they can draw a dot. If you give them a hammer, they don’t know what to do with it. |
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Mourning for Victims of Nanjing Massacre JS, I know what they said. With a little logic/reasoning skill, they also know what I meant. |
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Mourning for Victims of Nanjing Massacre @ tyui&John (Make assumption only) Let say, you have a favorite aunt who died few years ago. When you mourn her on the anniversary date of her death, do you mourn your boyhood friend’s brother in-law who died due to drunk driving? Do your mourn your neighbor’s grand-grandfather who died duo to old age? Or do you mourn so and so who died due to cancer? … … all at the same time? |
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Mourning for Victims of Nanjing Massacre 70 years ago, Horrors started raining down on Nanjing on an unimaginable scale. Today, We pray for those lost souls resting in peace, we pray for the Japanese government and people have enough courage to face the history, and we pray that the history shall never repeat itself. |
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Saw June with Michael Bloomberg Mayor Michael Bloomberg is in Beijing? |
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Yifan at Donghai Bridge JS; check this out, near where I live, there is even a Club named after "Yifan". www.yifansclub.com |
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Wendy's Wallet was Stolen Lets face it, the pocket picker will be with us for a long time, just like germs, we have to live with it. However, there are few ways we can do to protect us from the pocket picker and minimize your losses if it happens to you. When I travel to China, I always carry two wallets. I put one in my hip pocket with a little cash in it just enough for a day’s expanse. Another wallet along with my passport/ID, bank cart, etc, I put them in my passport pouch inside of my pants behind the waist belt. I also store a set of photocopy of my important paper document in home/office. This will make the recovery process much easier if the real thing is lost. |
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Mandarin or Shanghaiese? I can understand 90+% shanghaiese. But I can understand 0% Japanese. Where are the similarities between them? |
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Some Thoughts about War and History @AussiePB, Just like Wonton said, How can you forgiven someone who do not even admit any wrong doing or do not even acknowledge that parts of history. Christianity teaches the belief that no one is perfect, and everyone is a sinner. If you have accept Jesus as your personal saver, then when you ask for forgiveness for the sins you have committed, you will be forgive. But first, you must admit you are a sinner and you have commit sins, then you have to ask for forgiveness. Did your grandpa ever receive an official letter from the Japanese government saying that what they did was wrong and they are sorry? Did they ask your grandpa for his forgiveness? If none of above two things have happened, and then what exactly is thing your grandpa has forgiven?? |
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Some Thoughts about War and History @AussiePB, If I were you, as an Australian, I would find out what happened to those Australian prisoners when they worked on building the Thailand-Burma Railway in 1942? Then, you can ask any Japanese, as many as you possibly could today, what do they know about the Thailand-Burma Railroad and what do they know about the people who worked on it. If there were one, only one, Japanese would/Could give you the correct answer, then I would forgive them once for all. AussiePB,You owe your own people to do this! |
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Some Thoughts about War and History @Shrek7, up until today, the German government is still paying restitution to the holocaust survivors. The Japanese government, on the other hand, does not even try to acknowledge the atrocities committed by Japanese troops. |
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You Know You Have Been in China for Too Long When my throat starts itching and begins producing light yellow mucus, I know I stayed too long in China. (It’s about 2 and a half weeks for me.) |
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One Year to Beijing Olympics I meant it's going to be fun. |
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One Year to Beijing Olympics Boycott? No need to go that far. I’m planning on visiting Beijing during the Game. It's going to be fan. However, I will have to make sure not to stay there longer than a week. Otherwise, My throat will have inflammation cause by the air. I do understand why people are spitting more often over there. Because they have to. They do have controls as where they spit on though. |
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One Year to Beijing Olympics I have met many people in China who are eager to show off their wealth. They try very hard to impress me with their cars, apartments, job titles, the stocks they own, places they went. I felt the same way towards the Beijing 2008 Olympic. The importance of the Game is overly (disproportional) emphasized by China. Would do you think? |
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Yifan in His Two Months How lovely baby YiFan is! He looks more like his mother, isn’t it? |
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China's Social Resources The Little YiFan will have many more shots ahead of him, many more long-line to wait. I guess hospitals/Doctors in China do not take appointments, do they? |
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My Baby Arrives Congratulations! Do ask for help when you feel you are running out of breath. Taking care of both new baby and Mom are lots of work. |
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Take Taxi or Buy a Car? JS, Have you heard about the Car sharing service (in US)? Car sharing is a service that provides members with access to a fleet of vehicles on an hourly basis. Once you become a member, you can reserve any car you like in advance and drive it for as long as your reservation. It is not like car pool because it is "yours" for that amount of time. It is not like car rental because you PAY BY THE HOUR. Therefore, the best and most cost-effective trips are those that are short in time and distance. |
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Shanghai is Coooold “I AM PROUND TO BE A CHINESE. EVERYTHING IS GETTING BETTER.” No! Not EVERYTHING IS GETTING BETTER! To name a few, Cost of housing, Labor law enforcement, Copyrights, environment, Freedom of speech, HIV, Corruption, Drugs, Foods safety, Mining accidents, ……etc, etc, the list goes on and on. |
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I am not a Big Fan of Hate... "Smart people serve mankind and help preserve it. Patriots serve people that want to destroy mankind with selfish lies." Ben, I dare you share your above statements with the American veterans and their families. They will chase you out of their country. |
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I am not a Big Fan of Hate... No where in my prior comments spread hatreds to another! I simply state as a citizen of a-nation (any nation, whether it is China, Japan, or Fiji for that matter) it is your duty to serve your country when you are called upon. When you responded that call, you are patriotic to your country. When you hesitated or refuse to serve, you are not patriotic to your country. It should not be that complicated. Ben does not have royalty. He does not know what patriot is. He left his birth country, came to America seeking for a better life. But when it come downs on duty, he wants no part of it. He is too smart to put his life on the line for anything. He would rather choose to run then serve, again, when … |
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I am not a Big Fan of Hate... You lost there Ben. “Patriotism is when love of your own people comes first” “Drop a bom? on Seattle by its own people” has a different description. The word “Suicide” came to my mind. |
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I am not a Big Fan of Hate... “Been patriotic” is not about been “right” or “wrong” morally. It is about been royal to your own side It’s like cheering on your hometown team regardless they are winning or losing. It is also means stop your enemy before the enemy can cause harm on you, whether the enemy is terrorist, xxxnese, yyyycan, bird flu virus or flood. Ben, since you are not so stupid, would you please share some of your wisdom on whether the person whom dropped the “Little Boy / Fat Man” is been “right” or “wrong”? Thanks! |
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I am not a Big Fan of Hate... As for me, Patriotism means when your county called upon on you, you are willing and ready to put your life on the line to serve your country’s interests unconditionally. Are you ready to do that? If you are not, you are not patriotic to your country, as simple as that! |
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Who is Chinabounder People acting like this is news to them. So what if this English teacher were kicked out of China, then people would think it wouldn’t happen again? Or what if he hadn’t put his stories on the Web, then people would think this sort of things never existed? How naive!! We all know it take two willing body to do the act. My advice to the English teacher(s) is keep it low profile and having fun while you can. May advice to the Chinese girl(s) is respect yourself; or else we have a name for you – Slut or cheap Slut. |
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More Pictures from Qingdao Thanks, JS! How interesting that is! I wonder what are those “river system” or “waterways” for? Irrigation? Fish farming? After all, I did not expect to see this in the northern part of China. |
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More Pictures from Qingdao What are the “shining things” on the picture #7? Roads? Buildings? Canals? |
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I Want to Go to India Do not set your expectation too high when you go. Always drink from the bottled water. The food will be your biggest problems. Indian food are heavily spiced which prevent the foods become spoiled too soon from the hot and humid weather there. By the third day, your stomach had enough of this and you will be thinking of come home so bad that you can’t wait for the next fright out. |
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South Railway Station Pictures I’m going to make a prediction. One year from now, the perfectly formed waved-lawn will no longer perfect. Speaking with experience, the freshly mounted/formed soil will set and packed overtime. The costly repairs will follow. That is why people do not rush into completing the their lawns when a new house is built. Are you with on this stephen? Jian Shuo, you can take an another picture a year from now. We can make a comparison to prove my prediction. |
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Pictures of the Bund Spectacular indeed! JS was very lucky that night. It was clear. However, for most of the days/nights in Shanghai, you can’t see clearly anything twentieth floors above. Am I right JianShuo? |
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South Railway Station Pictures “Motion sickness” You are pretty funny stephen. I noticed that one section of the waved lawn are in drought, But another section are still lash green. Did the landscaper forget lay in the sprinklers in some sections? |
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South Railway Station Pictures Well, it will cost more to take care of the waved grass field then the smooth one. You can not operate big lawnmower on it. Maybe it is not that of a big field anyway. |
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Escaping from Raffles City The good thing is that all six formal SCO members will take turn to host the meeting. Hopefully, people only need to experience the inconvenience once for every 5~6 years. But again, who knows there wouldn’t be other big meetings. Shanghai is a popular place these days. |
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Escaping from Raffles City By hosting the SCO meeting in the center of Shanghai City, Some one is trying to project an image of Shanghai as of the image of China to the meeting attendees. |
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We Need a Bridge, Seriously Boremanm, What a surprise! You just can’t figure it out why can’t people think the way you think. May be its time for you to put your foot into other people’s shoes. That is why JS Wang is talking about building bridges. Trying to understand others are better then simply pointing finger at them. My wife and I can’t agree on most things most of the time. But we are still loving each other, living in the same house, and running the household together. Have you talk to the people around you about their views on the “Iraq war”? I did. I can tell you that even the Americans can't agree with each other on that “War”. Iran nuclear issue is not about right or wrong. It is about power! It is a power struggle. It is about domination. |
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We Need a Bridge, Seriously HI, Mr./Mrs. Chinese Speaker. I’m afraid I have to tell you, it will be getting worse before it can get any better. Not before the Chinese find the confidence in themselves. You can find out what WAS Mr. JS Wong’s stand on this issue by reading his article posted in May 17th, 2005 title “Language Exchange Partners Wanted” BTW, It was not an accident that Mr. JS Wong can speak/write very good English. The difference is that he offers something-great back, like this Blog. |
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Visited Yangshan Deep Water Port Let’s see what kind of through rate this bridge can put up. Assume an average container truck is 20 m long (one container/truck), the space between each moving truck is 40m, they all travel at 80km/hr and all 3 lanes are used. The through rate is - (80000/60 x 3 ) = 4000 truck/hr, 4000x24/hrs=96000 containers/ day That’s a lot! Lots trucks are needed even each truck makes 20 runs/day. |
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What to Write Today? JS, Did you saw your neighbors this morning on your way to work? Do you guys’ greet each another when you run into them? ... ... |
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Photo of People's Square Area The English name of the Shanghai city flower (Yulan) is white magnolia. It is in full blossom in early spring. The flower symbolizes the pioneering and enterprising spirit of the city. |
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Happy Women's Day “ILH, who IS the enemy of China ??” carsten, I’m deeply disappointed that a person in your level who would raise such a question. Try to make it easier for you to understand, I like to say this – Did your grandparents ever shared with you about their feelings when the Hitler’s army marched through the downtown BLVD of Copenhagen? And what action did the Danish government took when the enemy arrived at their doorstep and why? When you open the chapter of Human history, for most part, it was written in blood! And it is continually written in blood! What make you think it will be different for the next chapter. If the history would repeat itself, and then, I just hope the new chapter of Chinese history would written by the blood of China’s enemy who ever they chose to be. Or else, China has not leaned the lessons deep enough; therefore China can not blames anyone else but herself. |
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Happy Women's Day carsten; No one should die cause by illness that is treatable. Clearly, China is not there yet. More people will die by the bayonets or bombs if the country is weak militarily. Chinese history told us that. |
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In San Jose Already bellevue; Go home and check your own closet to see where are all the stuffs are made from. I hope you are not just saying one thing and doing other – which principle do you really stand by? You are not a swinger, are you? |
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Flying to SFO Rachel; You need to let people know where are you living (which country) so people can better answer your question(s). I'm living U.S. I can find all the answers for my PRChina visa questions by visiting the web site of a Consulate General of PRC. |
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Maglev Extended Time HI Carsten; To turn the R&D investment into profit, the Germans need to find buyers for their trains. What is the best way to sell it to your next customer? You tell them you have already build one in Shanghai that currently is in operation COMMERCIALLY. In some senses, the Shanghai maglev-train was used as a guinea pig for the Germans to achieve their engineering excellence. Stephen is not bullshitting you here. Let the Lawyers to protect the German technologies. “Copy-cat” activities are not limited to China only. It is a global phenomenon occurs in developed nations too. Did the MS learn (or steal) from the Apple? Did the Compaq lean from the IBM? The Air-bus vs. Boeing and Boeing vs. Air-bus… |
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Inside the Shanghai Radio Staiton bellevue; What makes you so different and innocent? Have you ever had a job for living? If you exchange money for your work, does that make you a cheap whore too? |
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Luoyang Trip Report JS, Happy Holiday! Through your photos, the city of Luoyang looks like a nice town. I Love Henan and its people! I know I’m being bias on this. But I have a very reason for it. 50% of my children’s genes are came from Henan. My family is planning on visiting Henan soon. |
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Donghai Bridge HI Tamie, Unless the Small Yangshan Island is (or will be) connected to the mainland of the Zhejiang Province from the south, then the bridge will NOT shorten the driving distance between Shanghai and Ningpo at all. I have driven from Miami, FL to Key West (most southern point on the mainland of United States). It does feel like you are actually flying on the ocean surface. |
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Tea House vs Coffee Shop Yoghurt, Have you always written perfectly, Kido? Trust me, there are lots more you can learn from Mr. Wang than he can learn from you. It’s OK to point out things, but do it nicely! |
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Tea House vs Coffee Shop Ha guys, Stephen wants an open discussion now! BTW, Stephen, I don’t greet my friends with the words “Good evening”. I say “Ha Dude! What’s up!” and say it very fast. |
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Tea House vs Coffee Shop Stephen; The problem is we do not know what hours they were there in the teahouse. If they were there between, let’s say, 11:00pm to 1:30 am, using the word ‘evening’ becomes inadequate. |
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Tea House vs Coffee Shop Mr. Wang, When you wrote, “I spent the night with ___.” You might be thinking in Chinese. ‘I spent the night with –‘ sound like someone have slept ---- for a night. Here are a few alternatives; * A few good friends of mine and I spent some time in a teahouse at Lujiazui in Shanghai last night. * A few good friends of mine and I went out last night in a teahouse at Lujiazui in Shanghai. * I met some of my good friends in a teahouse at Lujiazui in Shanghai last night. I enjoy your blogs very much! Thank you for sharing your experience with us! |
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Language Exchange Partners Wanted It’s tough to be a good guy, isn’t it?. We all know Mr. Wang has good intentions to help others. Shanghai Slim and Chiki, I can understand your frustration. At the same time, we all know there is an enormous pressure for students to be good at English in today’s market economy in order to get ahead. For instants, let’s look at this Blog’s host, Mr. JS Wang, many doors opened up in front of him that otherwise wouldn’t available for him. You can try two things, 1, Insisting in speaking Chinese in response to others at all time regardless what they speak, no double standards. 2, To be firm and up front to let people know your true feelings. You may have fewer friends by doing that way. But you will have fewer real friends. I hope this can help. |
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Work Life Balance Well said Bigbro! The Key word is “Balance”. What would happened when this Balance gets disrupted? 1, At least, one would not be able to maximize his/her full potential. 2, The worst case scenario, one is no long productive. 朱海军 is example of that case. (BTW, I have just learned this name from JS’s Chinese Blog, and he was a good friend of JS). According to Mr. JS Wang, Mr. 朱 could have achieved a super star status in today’s blog world if he is still around. He wrote tens and thousands word each day and were extremely articulating. For that, he was admired by many including Mr. Wang. But the simple fact is he can not realize his dreams to its fullest from there he is today, never the less appreciate it! Let's assume that we can ask him a question why he didn’t take case himself? He probably had 150 reasons to say why he has to do what he did. And he would let no one to dictate his life. And it is matter of his person choice. Oh boy! What a tragic Choice! Therefore, I think, every now and then, it is OK to check that “Balance”, to make sure you are not deviate too much from that “Balance”, just like we see the doctor to have a annual physical check up. Smoking is not going to kill a person over night, but we all know what it can do to a person’s heath over the long term. Sleeping deprivation is similar to that. I wish all of you could live a long healthy, happy, and productive life. So we can take care of our commitments to all others better! |
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Hire a Taxi? Avoid Rainy Friday What is the matter with you, Stephen? I did not tell JS to do anything. He needs some questions. I had one. It is a question that he needs to answer. Not You! I have never met Mr. JS Wang before. I only can imagine what kind of life he is living in, balanced or not, by reading his Blog. This is the first time I read that he slept 2 hours for the night and skipped meals. Mr. Wang is a wise man. He knows my intention. |
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Hire a Taxi? Avoid Rainy Friday Sure, here is a question for you. Is it worth it if you are starting to neglect your personal heath and sacrifice your family life in order to have a full time job, maintain a couple of Weblog, and have a lots of social activities? |
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Happy Birthday to Goudaner Stephen: (This is a request) Please do not give people advice or suggestions unless they have asked. Very often, I find your choices of words are offensive. Mr. JS Wang was not OBSESSED with anything. He lives a very balanced life. Anyone who read his blog can tell you that. You may be older, but not necessarily wiser. |
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New Year is Approaching Happy Chinese New Year and Best wishes to you ALL! |
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Got Cold Again From November to April, all across the United States, as many as 90 million people come down with the flu each year. The Peak Flu season in North America is from December to March. What is the Flu Season (most likely get Flu) in your area? I very much like to know the pattern around world. Places such as NE Asia, E Europe, N Europe, W Europe, Mediterranean, N Africa, S Africa, Australia and New Zealand, and S America. If you are living in the above area, please share what you know about the Flu Season there. Thank you in advance! |
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Got Cold Again Flu is the common name for influenza, a virus that attacks the respiratory system. There are three different types of the flu virus. Types A and B can cause widespread flu outbreaks (although type B usually causes less severe symptoms than type A). Type C is fairly rare and causes only mild symptoms. Usually when you're sick with a virus, your body builds up a defense system (which involves making antibodies) against the virus, so you don't get that particular strain of virus again. Unfortunately, flu viruses mutate (change) each year, so you aren't protected from the disease forever. Some years the change in the flu virus is slight, so even if you get the flu it's a mild case because the antibodies give you partial protection. But every 10 years or so the flu virus undergoes a major change, and many people get severe cases. Epidemics is the large-scale outbreaks. |
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In China, His Pay is Hers to Spend? The saying "Behind every great man is a great woman" has variations in China: Behind every corrupted man... Is there some truth about it? |
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Chun Lian Started to Appear Moncada, Mr. Wang did say Chun Lian is COUPLET. Go to the http://www.chinapage.com/duilian/chunlian0.html. You will find the answer you are looking for. |
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Rainy Crazy Friday Night in Shanghai Stephen, What did Limin say? "Saigon is ...." Or "Saigon was ...." |
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Rainy Crazy Friday Night in Shanghai If "Saigon is the capital of vietnam.", Then, What is Hanoi? Saigon's current name is Ho Chi Minh City. Who is Ho Chi Minh? Ask y... ...! |
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Donation Needed for Zhan Xiao Feng How much it cost for the liver transplant in USA? Regardless the exact amount, it's a hefty amount for a average Americans too! Though usa have better insurance setup, not all Americans are coverd. |
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Donation Needed for Zhan Xiao Feng Stephen, That is 300K RMB (36KUSD), Not 300K USD. |
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Flying and Flying... And Out of that three, two of them are living in the same household! And the 3rd one is a good friend. Who can top that?! |
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Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas to you and Wendy! Hope you can find some decent Chinese food in NYC. |
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Arrived in Seattle Welcome to USA! The Weather for the rest of your trip will getting better, I think. It’s going to be a little bit on warm side this time of the year in the Midwest and Northeast. Enjoy your visit! Don’t work too hard. After all, it is your VACATION! |
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Jian Shuo Wang is Going to U.S. If you insist to visit northeast and Chicago during the month of December, my advice to you is to try making your travel plan a bit flexible. Let’s say to have a plan A and a plan B. Comparing to Jan. Feb., although December does have the worst weather, it still can cause the roads closing and airport shut downs. The possibility is there. As far as Chicago, I have to agree with LTZ, Skip it! This will allow you to have more time in the East Coast. All the cities there are not far from each other and all those cities have Chinatown. In Chinatown, there has the long distance bus services to all other cities you want go and it is cheap. The buses are operated by the local Chinese. They depart from one Chinatown and arrive to another. Ask the locals when got there. I live only hour and a half away north of Chicago. The city of Chicago has a magnificent lakefront. But you only can fully appreciate its beauty during a warmer month. Visit it next time. Good Luck! |
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I Got my U.S. Visa Carsten: There are three ways to apply a Visa for China that I know of. 1, By mail; sent in the application form, your passport, and 45 bucks. Then all you have to do is wait for about two weeks. Your visa will arrive at your mailbox. For $20 more, you only have to wait for 3~4 days. 2, Apply in person. 3, A travel agency will help you to do the work for 65 bucks. You can apply for multiple entries without problems. |
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I Got my U.S. Visa The American politicians have to show the American people that they have done something to make them feel safer. Making the visa application process unnecessarily difficult for every one is one of the many ways they came up. Please hate the terrorists and forgive the American government, or else name one government that is smarter then US government. Isolation? America? … These two words do not go together! Americans are made up by the people from all corners of this earth and more are coming every day. Sorry I have to bring this up. Still I can not think of any other country that is more open then United States. |
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Basic Geographic Knowledge about China Jian Shuo, Philly has the world famous cheesesteak sandwiches. ym ym! You have to try it, You only can find the best cheesesteaks in Philadelphia. |