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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Chinese Oddities
In an effort to keep these thoughts organized, I am simply just going to make a list of some of the cultural oddities that I have noticed lately… Fifth Tone: Pinyin is the official system to transcribe Chinese characters into … Continue reading
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September 18: It is COLD
For the first of what is to surely be many occasions, I slept in my sleeping bag while still under layers of comforters. Gansu is cold already. Throughout the weekend and into today the temperatures have been in the 40’s. … Continue reading
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Longdong Laoshi (Teacher)
After twenty-four hours of travel I was more than ready to move into my flat, where I will live for two years. Can you guess what the first order of business was as soon as I moved in? Yeah, I … Continue reading
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Zai Jian Chengdu: Ni Hao Qingyang
On arrival to Chengdu University, I was skeptical on how the next two months would play out. Our training group was located well outside the city; making it difficult and time-consuming to commute into Sichuan University for class, and meeting … Continue reading
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