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My First Camping with New Tent camping guide http://www.kotulas.com/guide-to-the-good-life.htm |
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Meaning of 886 in Chinese Hong Kong is 852 and yes, 886 means 'bye bye le' |
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Shoe Thowing for you to publish the message, in itself is already a kind of position! |
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Watching US President Inauguration WJS, would you kindly share with us how you are able to access Hulu's streams from China? |
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Hong Kong Not More Expensive Than Shanghai didn't check your blog until now or i would have taken you up on your offer for coffee, anyways good luck tomorrow leaving town with the taxis making trouble! |
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Adidas in Sanlitun Beijing is this supposed to mean something? |
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Top Commenter of 6 Years can't believe i am on any top 100 list! |
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Update about Yifan hope you can see this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okr8aK3KbYI |
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Pudong Airport T2 Behind the Security Gate excellent hardware....... |
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Gas Price and Plastic Bags in Hong Kong today, the #97 gas costs about 16 RMB/litre.... |
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Photos of Carrefour after Boycott sorry, my problem I guess, it's back on now! |
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Photos of Carrefour after Boycott what happened to your blog of yesterday? |
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Friends Started to Boycott French Products it's as important an event as you make it to be, so. |
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Watching Spring Festival TV Show Now the way they make movies these days, they are not worth the discs they are put on! |
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Train from Shanghai to Nanjing - CRH (D) nice show, js, how much is the train fare ? |
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Trans-Bank System Finally Available ever heard of the "cheque-ing" system? where you can issue a "cheque" from one bank and deposit it into another, or maybe personal cheques do not exist in the PRC. |
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Yifan Fell Asleep in IKEA http://images.china.cn/images1/200708/401480.jpg |
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Bobo's Playing Two-Section Stick bruce skywalker http://hk.youtube.com/watch?v=h63T9RANnhc |
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Bobo's Playing Two-Section Stick http://www.metacafe.com/watch/43240/bruce_lee_nunchuckus/ |
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Name of the Baby - Part II 《姓名登记条例(初稿)》规定 子女可按父母双姓起名http://www.dnkb.com.cn/news/20070612/002326.html 內 地 10 大 流 行 姓 名 1. 劉 波 130 萬 人 2. 李 剛 106 萬 人 3. 李 海 91 萬 人 4. 張 勇 90.7 萬 人 5. 王 軍 81 萬 人 6. 王 勇 76.5 萬 人 7. 張 偉 76.2 萬 人 8. 劉 偉 72 萬 人 9. 王 偉 70 萬 人 10. 李 偉 69.5 萬 人 |
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Name of the Baby - Part II 王子欣 fits perfectly with the pictures you posted: http://home.wangjianshuo.com/archives/2007/06/10/538340513_b4ec8450e2.jpg?v=0 |
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My Baby Arrives so happy for you and your wife! from now on your life belongs to someone else so act accordingly! congratulations and where are the cigars? |
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Take Taxi or Buy a Car? >>>>:) It is not about the distance... it is pollution here... very dusty. and one of the main reasons for this pollution is?! |
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Take Taxi or Buy a Car? help yourselves and the environment, take public transportation! |
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Reasons of Bad Traffic in Shanghai no need for long passages to explain bad traffic in shanghai and rest of china, 2 words suffice: BAD MANNERS same like the problem with spitting and littering, all because of the lack of proper civic/civil education of the general population, be they drivers or pedestrians! and unfortunately, this problem will need generations of hard work to have any possibility of seeing improvement. |
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Angkor WAT, Cambodia your feelings on visiting these ruins? |
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Thanks for Giving Credit to Me... some read about copyright: http://www.cuhkacs.org/~benng/Bo-Blog/read.php?633 http://intellectualproperty.wordpress.com/2007/01/24/texas_claim_deep_link_copyright_infrigement/ |
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Four Seasons Hotel the 3S's of Chinese social etiquette: Smoking Spitting Squatting |
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Four Seasons Hotel >>>>When do you think the municipal government of Shanghai will institute the non-smoking policy like the one being carried out in Hong Kong which is in line with world wide campaign for smoke-free environment. there is slim chance that this can happen in china, for one thing, tobacco distribution is government owned, so there you go! |
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My Experience with Hong Kong 泰昌餅家 The egg-tart store at Lyndhurst Terrance was able to rent another stall, situated just opposite to the original stall, and was reopened in October 2005. |
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My Drawings in Hong Kong nice sketches! you are no amateur, that's for sure. |
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My Experience with Hong Kong sorry about the wrong link above, here is the correct one: http://sc.lcsd.gov.hk/gb/www.lcsd.gov.hk/healthy/hiking/b5/road_sky10.php |
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My Experience with Hong Kong Welcome to Hong Kong WJS, for your information, HK is not all concrete, the green zone is actually behind where you are staying over the hills on the south side of the island. If you have spare time tomorrow and not going home yet, I have a suggestion for you, go hiking, http://www.ofta.gov.hk/en/ca _bd/country_park.html Some of the trails are on Hong Kong island and start in a vicinity close to your hotel, my personal favorite is route B10, enjoy! |
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Life in a Crowded World >>>>No worries, Chineses people are fast learning is just matter of time. just learning is not good enough, don't you think they know already? it's the practice that matters, and it's easy to hide behind thousands of years of "culture". |
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Some Blogs about V2EX don't wear a hat that's too big for your head! one just wishes one has the guts to write/do something that's right enough to get oneself banned/unplugged by the "big brother", unfortunately one seldom does! |
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Standing in a Train? No... >>>It was during the Culture Revolution! corruption free? doubtful! |
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Standing in a Train? No... sorry Romeo, but in my view,for things we can change doesn't need much focus! |
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Life in a Crowded World >>>>>>the bank system just sucks ! you are being too generous. |
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Standing in a Train? No... lawless country, corrupt officials, poor citizens, haven't changed for decades, won't change for decades! |
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Friend's Dog Killed eating dog is not a crime in china, stealing/killing maybe! don't think one can become a white guy by speaking better english and visiting the imperialist kingdom of america a dozen times, and maybe forgetting the chinaman has been eating dogs for thousands of years! |
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Shanghai is Coooold >>>>Chinese citizens lacked human dignity i consider not having 100 million rmb in my bank acct as lacking in all kinds of dignity!!!! |
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Shanghai is Coooold patriotism does not need to be mouthed! in such cases, actions always speak louder than talk. only dictators and incompetent leaders will use the patriot trick repeatedly to fuel the insecure feelings of their small minded minions. in the case of public transport etiquette, i guess the patriotic thing to do is to put one's effort into helping the general population get more easy access to higher and higher level of education on all aspects. make your money in hi-tech shanghai etc, and then contribute what you can financially and/or technically towards the betterment of education of the younger generation in the back country, that will be the least one can do before one can think about being patriotic, otherwise one is just another efficiency hungry, profit chasing drone amongst millions. |
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Short Note of 5 Days in Chaminade good thoughts, SSC ! |
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Life in Remote Places >>>>Solopolo, it is not corruption that is the problem, but the "only big brother" is. >>>Expected, and no surprise... This is exactly the kind of attitude that allows big brother to prevail! |
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Life in Remote Places >>>Expected, and no surprise... This is exactly the kind of attitude that allows corruption to prevail! |
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Volunteer for Beijing Olympics the least they can do is to help arrange accomodation for out of town volunteers, what do they expect? volunteers to pay thousands of yuan for lodgings on the open market for the honour of helping out! home stays with beijng families is one option. |
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Volunteer for Beijing Olympics they need thousands of english speakers, you will definitely be accepted if you applied! |
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Need to Go to Beijing Some Time Money goes where the action is, if Shanghai is lacking in both, best decide to leave town or risk losing out. Wise up and face reality! |
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Vanke is a Good Real Estate Company Corporations don't need your endorsement, maybe you want their patronage, silly boy! That's not the way to do it though. |
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Maglev Catches Fire http://edition.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapcf/08/11/shanghai.maglev.reut/ |
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Shanghai Public Transportation Card http://www.octopuscards.com/consumer/payment/use/en/index.jsp |
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East Hotel Shanghai funny why you recommend it when even you haven't tried it out yourself? is this a habit of yours? |
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Second-Generation Identity Card http://www.immd.gov.hk/ehtml/20041216.htm |
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Second-Generation Identity Card http://www.immd.gov.hk/ehtml/media/internet_apc.wmv |
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Second-Generation Identity Card Appreciate your prompt reply, WJS. |
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Second-Generation Identity Card Why was my comment/post blocked? Was it becoz the links I was trying to post cannot be accessed in China? or some other reason? WJS? |
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Common Sense no common sense? shanghai is killing you, get out! |
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Second-Generation Identity Card http://www.immd.gov.hk/ehtml/media/internet_apc.wmv http://www.immd.gov.hk/ehtml/20041216.htm |
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The World of Different Rules Respect is a two way street, when you treat people with spite don't expect them to thank you in return, it is not a complicated concept but one that is easily lost in places like Shanghai ! |
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The World of Different Rules ignorant employer deserves no respect, can't believe you use the term mason! probably from 2 centuries ago, nowadays they are called decorator, no wonder he is not happy...... |
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Boing Boing's Five Year in Blogging No doubt WahJooSle will definitely be a worldwide success, the Chinese Internet Icon the whole world will subscribe to, don't let anyone say otherwise. |
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BBC's Interview suppose you are the coach of a football team, and your team just let in a goal, what/who do think is responsible : 1) the defense (including the goaltender for inferior skills) 2) the referees (for not calling a foul) 3) the spectators (for not supporting your team) 4) the other team's offense (for tricking the referees and your defense) 5) yourself (for poor coaching) or 6) it's just one goal, keep the fighting spirits up and win back the match. |
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BBC's Interview it's really nobody's business what wjs' stance is on censorship in china, but blaming the reporter that interviewed him for setting him up because he really did not want say anything about it, I mean guys, you cannot be thinking the reporter is an intern or a rookie ? when you blog there is only one standard, the world standard and if you cannot cut it, I guess the best is still only provincial. being the intelligent person that he is , surely wjs will learn the lesson and plays smarter. |
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BBC's Interview "Bingfeng has pointed out correctly, bellevue is a troll. The right way to deal with a troll is to ignore him, or her." Right, and pretend it's not there! Babies! |
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Tulip Sleeps in my Garden Wow, WJS, when you compare "blog censorship" with "road sign numbering system in Shanghai" and "the rule to ban beggars in the Metro system", I just wonder what is going through your mind? Reading your blog occasionally over the past 2 years, you have represented yourself to be a most intelligent and active member of the Shanghai young and upwardly mobile crowd. So there is no reason to be upset by the tactics of a BBC correspondent, and you really do not have to feel the need to defend the policies of the government. As your blog has always been mainly a journal of your business life and a guide to Shanghai, political and social angles were never your strengths anyway. Having said that, I think I understand why you were feeling frustrated in the first place. |
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BBC's Interview like it or not, but evidently bellevue is spot on, and btw bellevue, pls supply password for http://www.labsys.cn/blog/?p=80 |
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Running Around Century Park i thought your sport of choice was bicyling! too bad you have to join a gang to have fun exercising, they certainily don't look altheletic to me. |
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BBC's Interview Maybe now WJS can offer up a viewpoint that can face up to his own feelings and at the same time be understood by the rest of the world the next time another western medium ask him to make a comment on blog censorship in mainland China, stick to your guns and be respected for whatever it is. In the "civilised world", "no comment" is most of the time reserved for the person covered with a coat over his head rushing from the court house to board a taxi. Wise up and show them hell! |