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This is a 10 minute conversation with the founder of The Library Project and Christine Lu of The China Business Network.
The Library Project is very excited to announce that they have provided twelve elementary school libraries in less than a month throughout China. The Library Project donated thousands of Chinese language children’s books, as well as tables, chairs, plants, globes, and children’s dictionaries.
The Library Project will be donating thousands of Chinese language children’s books, hundreds of tables and chairs, plants, globes, children’s dictionaries, and providing librarian training to an entire school district in the ShaanXi Province.
This is a humorous, but true, take on the original article from Chinasolved.com "10 Commandments for Westerners in China".
http://www.chinasolved.com/blog/?page_id=71
If I tell you that China has probably the world’s biggest government building, you would think that it must be in big cities like Shanghai or Beijing. Wrong. It is in Jinan, the capital city of Shandong province in eastern China.
According to local newspaper reports, the building occupies an area
LaoLao of Sinocidal has been on Fark.com too often.
Sinocidal asks commentators to answer this question:
If you could tell your younger self ONE thing, before moving to China, what would it be?
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KarmaSense is a positive alternative to Google’s AdSense for your website or blog. The Library Project, a small charity that provides books to elementary schools in the countryside of China developed KarmaSense to help raise awareness of their good works. They need your help.
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The University of Maryland's Smith School of Business in Shanghai held a very successful charity fundraiser for The Library Project on November 24, 2007 that raised over 45,000 RMB ($6,000 USD).
You probably do not know what ostmanthus tree is. It doesn’t matter. But I can tell you it smells so wonderful when the tree is in blossom, producing a light, fresh and pleasing fragrance with its small yellow flowers.
To experience this very delightful smell, you must visit Hangzhou in Septem
Its easy to get negative when blogging, but here are 10 reasons why living in China is really rather marvellous
When Thomas Stader, director of The Library Project, pulls up to a rural school with a truckload of brand new books, tables and chairs, he and his volunteers don't bother unloading them. The children swarm the caravan and do it for them.
I tried to do my own laundry in my apartment's combination washer/dryer. I failed. Sacrifices were required.
I was on trip #5 to Xiamen. We hit a dog. Against all odds, no one lost face.
More on Chinabounder - the 'Sex and Shanghai' blogger.rnrnHe was not the first Western guy to treat China as his own personal sexual buffet. To put it in the D&D terms that many of the guys who benefit most from the effect will readily understand, living in China gives you +4 attractiveness.
I don't get out much...but when I do, I head to China Law Blog
I am guaranteed an intelligently written, thoroughly researched blog with plenty to ...
The Sinocidal ones have a great collection of Chinese Crayons. Be sure to look at the colors named after chinabounder and others in the China Blogosphere.
This guy thinks that if any of these girls were put into a Hollywood movie, the film makers would make more money just because more Chinese would come to see one of their own.
Would Hollywood agree?
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