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Great post from Elliott Ng of CN Reviews on his observation of 6 misunderstandings that may cause one side to not understand the other (west and east). Solutions are suggested.

English-language China bloggers unite! The China Blog Network has arrived.

In an effort to tie together all us sinobloggers, we’re launching the China Blog Network, a (appropriately enough) network of China blogs that all link together in a ring-around-the-rosie style (we’re praying we don’t all fall down).

"CNReviews will be co-sponsoring Christine’s vlogging tour to Beijing and Shanghai from May 21 to May 30."
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"CN Reviews and China Business Network invite you to partner with us!"

This is a 10 minute conversation with the founder of The Library Project and Christine Lu of The China Business Network. They talked about The Library Project, some of the difficulties doing business in China that they encounter, their most recent successes, and their future libraries that they will be providing. Happy listening!

What Will Moss calls "unfortunate" I consider quite insightful. Imagethief posts a chronological account of his more than 40 Twits that he made during last Friday's Olympic Opening Ceremonies.

Thank you to 'Electric Sinophile' blog for spotting this one on 'Wired'. An item about the development of Chinglish [Chinese English] and how one day it may take off as a language within its own right. Actually, I thought it had . . . .

The magic day has arrived - 08/08/08 - and like some Torch-ignited wildfire, a meme has spread across the Twittersphere whereby you include #080808 in all your twits to show your support and excitement for the Olympic Games.

Think of travelling to China for business or leisure this holiday season? Don't know which hotels to stay in for an overall combination of great price, location, cleanness and service? Look no more, here is the list of top ten (10) hotels in China (out of 546 top hotels) this Christmas for four different cities.