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Music Monday – Yellow River Piano Concerto by Lang Lang 朗朗： 黄河钢琴协奏曲
Following China’s wonderful performances at the London Olympics, I thought I’d share with you a relatively modern piece from China, in celebration. The Yellow_River_Piano_Concerto, is played by the hugely talented and popular Lang_Lang, probably the world’s most famous pianist right … Continue reading
Author Dialogue 4: With Zee Gorman, a Dreamy, Driven Fantasy Writer
Junying: I met Zee recently via Twitter, and very quickly I found out that we have a lot in common in our backgrounds, certainly sharing the Aries traits for adventure and strong creative thrust. We both came from China and … Continue reading
Posted in Arts & Culture, Author Support, China & East Asia, Economics & Society, Interviews, Politics & History, Reading & Writing, Social Media & Photography, UK, USA & Europe
Tagged Altethlon Chronicles, Amazon, Aries, Author, books, China & The East, Chinese restaurant, Creative writing, CulturaL Revolution, Facebook, Fantasy, Northern Arizona University, Shakespeare, Social Security card, Twitter, USA, western literature, writing, Zee Gorman
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When I Was Born
The early 1960s witnessed a major economic downturn in the aftermath of several natural disasters striking all over China. The bad weather and the withdrawal of Soviet aid were officially blamed, while power struggles at the top were played out … Continue reading
Music Under the Red Sun
The East Is Red! “The East is red, the sun has risen, … Continue reading
Posted in Arts & Culture, China & East Asia, Economics & Society, Music & Poetry, Politics & History, Reading & Writing, True Life Story
Tagged Beatles, books, Coldplay, CulturaL Revolution, East, Elvis, Eminem, HipHops, history, journey, Mao Zedong, Music, Red Sun, Same Moon, Songs, Usher, West
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On Reading and Books
I am writing this week’s blog on something most of us enjoy and do on a regular basis: Reading. Yes, some of us do it more often than others, and most of us want to have more time for it. … Continue reading
The Day Chairman Mao Died
Andrew was flicking through the channels, as usual. He had earned his nickname, ‘channel hopper’. “Why the hell can they not leave her alone? For goodness sake, she’s been dead for a few years, end of story.” Andrew was often … Continue reading
