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Is English Skill That Important I know you are confusing but this is the fact as we from different country and only common ground's languange is english. Although not much people spoke english in daily but most of the trade transaction even news, entertainment and internet information in english as well. That why we can not denny any language (english) as well as other languages. Hopefully i can give you some ideas because we are learning new thing for everyday. |
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Mashup Camp China Report Your translation software (english to chinese) is the best I've ever see, can you tell me the name of the translation software you used? I'm a translator |
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Mashup Camp China Report Your translation software (enhlsih to chinese) is the best I've ever see, can you tell me the name of the translation software you used? I'm a translator |
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Cultural Differences Between China and America I am a Chinese student, I think Dave B can come to China! With the development of China, more and more foreigner will come to China.And the 29th Olympics will be held in Beijing on August 8,2008,then a lot of foeigners will come to China! Also I think you want to come to China to learn about China |
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MSN Messenger Virus Jitux.A since i acdently clicked on this file sent to me on msn, my sound has not worked it says there is no driver installed, i have tryed everything in safe mode, i have uninstalled and reinstalled everything to do with my soundcard and msn last time this happend i got lucky and found a website which let me download a fix i think the virus changed something or disabled something to do with my soundcard but i havent been able to find the website agen. if anyone has any info on how to sort this could you please email me as-we-take-it-down@hotmail.co.uk or leave a comment on this site ill check later on tonite thanks :D |
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Wendy's Blog hi! i'm Lee now i live in Thailand but next month i will go to Hangzhou for study. But now not direct flights to there so i want to know what's time earlies from Shanghai to Hangzhou? Please update to me. 你好！ 我叫林小丽。 下个月要去杭州留学了，可不知道现在从上海到杭州最早的公共汽车几点出发？ 请告诉我一下 太谢谢你了。 |
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Why Fudan University Only Accept Cash 4000 is not a big amount for most Chinese. The financial system is also different than most western countries, specially for individuals. Don't worry of that, it's safe when u carry that cash in China, but do not handle it in ur hand when u r walking in street, haha. common sense in everywhere. |
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SARS Symptons Dear Mr Wang, I am writing in to enquire on the Public Holidays of China. I have serve the web, and it only stated 11 days. However, I was told that it should be more. Kindly advise how many days of holiday in a year in China. Thank you very much. Kind Regards, Stephanie |
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Guide for Bike Riders in Shanghai Dear Mr Wang, Where is the closest beach from Shangahi? Regards Lee |
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Living Cost in Shanghai Thanks for a very informative page Mr Wang. I will be moving from South Africa to Shanghai in a couple of months with 2 small children. Is there a website giving you things to do with kids on the weekend? Thanks Lee |
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Dong Fang Ji Bai from KFC Hi I know this is not about KFC but as you walk out of the Portman Ritz Carlton all the way to the left on the sidewalk is a great little restaurant with outside eating. Great menu lot of young people both expat students and locals |
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San Jose Impression Hi, Glad you are doing ok. I wrote to you once before and am glad you have safely been arriving and departing into and out of San Jose. I agree with your impression about the increasing level of boredom that is overtaking the USA. Partly I believe this is because we in the USA are seeking to spend less money on things, are therefor encouraging vendors to make products more cheaply, which in turn drives production offshore to lower standard of living manufacturing locations, which is good for those locations. That is called globalization, and I believe it produces the danger of boredom and sameness, which you have observed. However, it is our job to find ways to remain interested and excited about life, without depending on stores like Macy's to give us that excitement. Anyway, this is a bit long-winded, sorry, but I am glad you are safe and I have appreciated your blog for several years now, even though at the moment I am traveling only in the USA and have not been to Shanghai for about one year. Have fun *:-) Lee |
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Hotmail Blocked in China WOW! Good work, I have had problems with hotmail for the last few weeks and now I can access it with direct url, outlook and the mobile version! THANKS!!! |
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Jet Lag Patterns Bellevue, why do you think that every Chinese blogger who posts things on the web have the obligation to touch political issues? Maybe someone just want to discuss routine things in life...leave Jian Shuo alone!!! |
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Beijing 2008 Olympic Mascots They are cute. :-) Have they started selling Olympic related things in China yet? |
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Closed Trackback Hi Jianshuo, I know this is an unrelated post, but how do you feel about the space launch of two Chinese astronauts this week? Maybe you can do a post on it? :-) |
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Three Years of Blogging Congratulations! :-) This is an incredible amount of persistence. |
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More Lugu Lake Pictures Hello Good day,Please I'll like to rent your apartment within the period of OCTOBER 20,2005--NOVEMBER 5,2005.Please get back to let me know if the this apartment will be available for renting and I want you to have it in mind that I will be paying you via a certified Cashier's cheque.So get back to me with the total price of the period mentioned above.Please get back to me soonest today to confirm if the apartment is still for rent.Thanks.. |
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Taxi Driver's Life Tougher - Part II what's worse, the drivers of qiangsheng company have to hand out more money than before. from 4800 to 6400 RMB per month... |
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Does Hotmail Work in China? I also have a big poblem accessing my hotmail Email account, and connecting to MSN and Skype, for almost two days now. |
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What does Happiness Depend on Take a look at this article on money and happiness: http://www.yesmagazine.org/article.asp?id=866 basically, they correlate only at income levels that are very low (you at the very least need food, housing, etc.), but above a certain level, the return on "happiness" from money doesn't rise very much. If you know computer science, then we can say that it is an "asymptotic function" of income. :-) |
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Helping by Hiring This is the most excellent article that I've read for a while. The insight cannot be more correct: you don't help a group of people (or the economy in general) grow by just giving them free money. By teaching someone "how to fish" they can be better off for the many days ahead instead of just today or tomorrow. I believe if this is practiced very thoroughly in China, the 21st century will belong to China, since the majority of the people there will have the knowledge and skills for long term productivity. |
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More Cats in My Garden Can you post pictures of the cats doing stuff in your garden? I'm sure lots of people would like to see that! |
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Talking with Friends is Great There will be a political debate in Shanghai! Isn't this amazing? See thei link: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/question_time/4264969.stm |
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My New Laptop - Dell Latitue D600 Hi, nice laptop i checked it out on dell.com. I just got a thinkpad T40 for myself the other month. Within a week a got my notebook infected with a few virussus, damn. But the notebook itself is great a side from too little memory. I just love the wireless features. Lee |
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Gasoline Price Goes Up Jian Shuo, you are a star. I am travelling to Nanning (Guangxi) in September for a holiday and am very seriously thinking of living permanantly in China. Your blog has given me more good information about life and living in China than all the guide books and info sites put together. It is also far more positive than comments, posts or sites written by many of the moaning and groaning expatriates who cannot look beyond the end of their noses. I can understand why China and Japan stayed closed to foreigners for so many centuries. Keep up the good work, Sir, and I hope you, your friends and your lovely wife enjoy success and happiness in all you do. |
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Shanghai is the Second Unhappiest City Does the weather have an effect? |
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Gasoline Price Goes Up Jian Shuo, can you please remove this unsightly comment above?? Hmm, u might want to put up some filter that would block any expletives in commentary. On the other hand, the server seems crank out the pages after now that it's on iPowerWeb. |
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Using Contact Lenses Yeah, I had the same thing last year when I decided to get contact lenses. Your first biological reaction is always to protect your eyes, so it is natural to want to squeeze it shut when putting something in there. The best advice I can give is to practice putting it on and off 5 times every morning, and 5 times every night, and you'll soon get used to it. Try this: look straight ahead and pretend there is something you have to see very far away, and gradually put the lenses on. Works for me, heh. |
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Hardship of Living without Twix My uncle (from Shanghai) went with his co-workers on a business trip to Egypt and they told me they ended up fighting for those "salted vegetables" (those salty brown things I can't translate this into english) because they couldn't get used to the Egyptian foods. Also, my uncle said when he came to the US for a brief visit they really couldn't stand eating salads...in the end they said they were ready to "vomit". Hehe, all those little detials indeed makes a difference. |
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Reviewed by ChinaHerald.net Heh. Speaking of Microsoft, Bill Gates came to my school today to lecture on computer science problems. I didn't see him in person but saw the broadcast in one of the auditoriums: http://www.cornell.edu/CUHomePage/gates.html |
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Server Down and Up Have you been able to get some American hosting companies to host your site? I do web designs for people and this is a very good hosting site (so far no problems with the web space for the clients I've worked with): http://www.ipowerweb.com/ |
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Benz Taxi in Shanghai You should definitely ride in one and tell us how it feels... |
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Foggy Shanghai Heh. Be glad it is just foggy. Here in Ithaca, N.Y., it's just snow everywhere. And so cold you could probably use the outdoors as a refridgerator if you don't have one. (Actually, in the 40s-50s [I think, I'm bad with history] people did use their garage as refridgerator since back then fridges were not that common). The joke here at Cornell among my friends is that we *want* global warming to happen... ;-) |
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Professional English Yup. When my cousins (from Shanghai) write to me in e-mail they sometimes drive me insane with bad grammar and punctuation and spelling (not that it's their fault). It's like scratching an itch -- when I see something like "...end of one sentence.beginning of another sentence...", mentally I just want to put a space between the sentences and capitalize the start of the next sentence!! |
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Voted as Top 10 Blogs in China Congratulations, Jian Shuo! :-) Among the billions and billions of web sites out there today, it is not easy to make a distinction! |
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Individual Entry Archive Template Jian Shuo, I think this web site needs a specific "pictures" folder. I'd love to see some "up to date" photos of Shanghai and the developments in it. Maybe you could write a simple script that would automatically scan each directory for photos and then show as small thumbnails (enlarged when clicked). Thanks! |
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Vegetarianism in Shanghai Mmm...talking about restaurants make me hungry. Really hungry. :-P |
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Loooong Domain Name - Pi Take a look at this one! http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2004-02-04-operation-usat_x.htm It's almost surreal with that kind of biological development... |
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Loooong Domain Name - Pi I read an interesting book called "Intelligent Memory" by a John Hopkins University Professor, and in there, they said those skills are a subset of a larger skill called "chunking", where a person can remember large number of things by associating chunks of numbers with things they can easily remember. Some people would weave 'stories' about the numbers so they could remember it easily, other use a mneumonic system (like "three" is "tree" and "four is door"), so 34 could be remembered as a tree-house with a door when you want to leave it. Interesting stuff. :-) |
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ICBC - A Customer's Experience Heh. Very informative article! Guess I'm going to go with CMB if I ever need to open bank account in China. |
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Shanghai Map Viewer Wow. This is nice!! :-) I used to live at Yu An Zhong Lu, but now that place is replaced by expensive apartments and lots and lots of high rises. It was kind of sad when I went back there for my winter break and saw the whole place gone, hehe. |
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Abandon of One Entry Per Day Rule Interesting!! I swear I had this Hu Tou She Wei when I started my own blog. Now it just sits in the stale corner of the Internet, waiting to be updated. (Hmmm, must be my busy college life, but still...) :-) |
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Wireless (WiFi) Hot Spots in Shanghai Hmm. I have no idea how you would keep track of the MAC addresses of those who use your WiFi spot. But my guess would be for you to treat your WiFi as a router to the Internet (and I'm sure there are plenty of literature out there that talks about logging at the router level for all users). Do you know if the Chinese government treats MAC addresses as "legally binding"? |
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Wireless (WiFi) Hot Spots in Shanghai Hmm. You should be careful to share your wifi access. Never know when people will abuse your internet access for their own purposes! (In the US people warn about those sharings [potential for abuse]). |
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First Contributor for MyBusStop I stumbled upon this site while looking for web sites about people and events in Shanghai (I am a Shanghai-born American :-). Wow. I can't believe China has *indoor* skiing center; the only skiing place I went was somewhere in Pennsylvania (a long time ago), and the skiing place in China looks much better. How far is this place from Shanghai? (I'm thinking of going there next time I come to Shanghai, haha). |