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Full Text RSS Feed for This Blog? Jianshuo, great blog. I prefer the full text feed. I use Google, and prefer to see the whole entry if possible since most of your entries are short and sweet. Thanks and keep up the good work. |
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China Eastern Airlines I recently flew China Eastern roundtrip Shanghai<->Tianjin. The experience was pleasant overall. They actually had a separate counter at Hongqiao Airport for passenger without check-in luggage, the wait for an early morning flight was about 20 minutes. They don't weigh the carry-on luggage as far as I know. I usually fly United for all my air travels, and I must say the CEA flight attendents are much younger and more attractive than those on the United flights. The snack box they offer has way too much sugar and I wasn't very impressed with the quality either. Oh, and when I got to Hongqiao Airport at around 10 pm on a Tuesday night, there were more than 200 people waiting for taxi. I waited for 10 minutes, saw practically no movement and decided to try some other options. Lucky for me, there is a bus that goes directly to Jing An Temple, and once there, it's a short taxi ride to where I'm staying. You may also want to try that if the taxi line is too long. |
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BBC's Interview The problem with BBC on this case is not because that BBC is trying to address the issue of internet censorship in China. In my opinion, that is a meaningful topic to address. The problem is that BBC was not being honest with WJS. When BBC requested the interview with WJS, they didn't say that was about censorship, instead about something else. Then they quoted one sentence out of 30 minutes interview as material in their program. It doesn’t matter whether WJS want to participate or comments on the program about censorship or not, his choice should always be respected. |