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Even though China ‘opened-up’ to foreigners there are still some parts that are strictly ‘no-go’ areas: Lushun 旅顺 is one such place, a bus-ride from Dalian city centre.
The lady at the bus ticket office had no problems selling me a ticket (more…)
October 7, 2007
I was incensed by what I read in the UKs Telegraph newspaper this morning. It only ran one story about Beijing and let me say this; if you think that what Chinese newspapers contain is censored and controlled to ensure China looks angelic, then reporter Richard Spencer of the Telegraph is
December 15, 2007
We must stop exposing our unborn baby to Chinese martial arts films. The baby has started practising monkey leaping gorge roundhouse kicks and tiger-palm punches and so on, all of which are causing T some discomfort but which are giving me immense pleasure. I’ve suggested we start playing classic music instead. [...]
