When I think of returning to Hong Kong--on the plane about to land--I tear up.But is a 14 year absence really something to cry over? After all, it's hardly been more than a decade. Recently a friend returned to Hong Kong--where she'd lived much longer than I had--after 44 … [Read more...]
Workplace Relations in the Middle Kingdom
Just when I thought I'd heard it all from China, guest blogger Stuart Beaton tells me about his university's crazy new plan to teach English. I won't reveal what's gone down in Tianjin, but it sounds irrational. For those of you who haven't checked out Stuart's fabulous podcasts, … [Read more...]
Memories of a time ago
In less than 12 hours I'll be able to count on one hand the days until I leave for Hong Kong. Thousands fly, walk, or drive into Hong Kong every day, so it's not an unusual occurrence. But I've never viewed Hong Kong as just another destination and doubt I ever will. So what … [Read more...]
Censorship? What Censorship?
Stuart Beaton (http://rastous.podomatic.com/) guest blogs tonight about censorship in China. With so much going on in China, it's important to realize that people there aren't always as privy to the same news as we who live outside the PRC. Without further adieu, here's Stu:I … [Read more...]
An evening with Mingmei Yip
Last night I attended a book reading with New York-based author Mingmei Yip. I first learned of Yip when I stumbled across her second novel, Petals from the Sky (Kensington, 2010). I enjoyed the Hong Kong, Paris, New York, and mainland China setting. In my blog review of this … [Read more...]
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