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When China blew their aging satellite out of the sky last year, the US bellowed about their displeasure. Now, barely a year later, the US has done the same thing - Lost Laowai's Steven tackles the hypocrisy of it all.
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A Chinese-American in the US army is blogging from Iraq in Chinese. And apparently drawing a lot of curiosity from Chinese readers.
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An interesting post from Jeremiah at the Granite Studio. While out shopping with his fiancee and her mom, J. holds back and shams "ting bu dong". This assumption of no-understanding leads to a street debate about his ethnicity and then a bold statement that he's not a "real" American.
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Culture shock, the other way around. Ben Ross translates for a Chinese delegation in Kansas City. They think Americans are fat.
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The rather insightful Like Cooking A Small Fish blog has some good commentary on a recent essay by political scientist G. John Ikenberry and his thought regarding China's rise to power and whether it will be a peaceful ascent that falls in line with the Western model or not.
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It feels so un-American to admit that everyone was cheating. It is ironic that often a chief complaint I hear about Chinese businesses and networking in China is that everyone cheats. But the more I understand business in China and America, I want to say this: this is not a Chinese problem. This i
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Michael Yu's new Oriental Education and Technology Group is the realization of the "Chinese Dream." Yu Minhong's father built a pig pen with rubble - broken pieces of brick, stones, whatever he could gather. The lesson impacted Yu who has built
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From How the World Works: Globalization on the campaign trail: The senators endorse legislation targeting Chinese currency "manipulation."
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Until U.S. tax law changes, we American expats need good accountants on our side (not to evade tax law, but to make sure we don’t get screwed by it).
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Has there ever been a rising power, in the pages of history, that has picked up economic momentum... packed on military might... and then decided not to flex it's muscles? The answer, as you well know, is that there hasn't. Power is power. The nations that have it chomp at the bit to use it. Whic
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"The Washington Post Pew Research Center polled people in 15 different countries. Nearly all of them have worse opinions of the US now than they did a year ago....and they didn't like the US before."
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Probably from the beginnings of the Cold War to its end, millions of people in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe listened to the USIA´s radio flagship, the Voice of America (VoA). At least when compared to what people under direct or indirect Soviet rule...
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Confucious say - Man who drives like hell, bound to get there. The number of road traffic deaths in China this year reached ....
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That’s the shallow space in between America and China now, culturally speaking. From a podcast.
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The China M&A market remains as one of the few places for western companies and venture capital/private equity to invest. It makes sense: the western economy isn’t doing well, shift the money to where the economy is doing much better. I don’t think it takes a rocket scientist to figure this out.
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