I started Mark's China Blog at markschinablog.blogspot.com one year ago today on September 1st, 2008.
It's been quite an adventure so far here at the latest incarnation of "Mark's China Blog." 2008/2009 has been an absolutely fascinating year to observe. I've learned tons about China. Hopefully you, the reader, feel like you have too.
I'm optimistic that Qian and me moving to America will add a whole new element of interest to this site. I'm still not quite ready to delve back into China news/analysis/musings yet. But I plan on doing so again after the wedding, honeymoon, and getting settled that will take place in the coming days and weeks.
So bear with me for the time being. Hardcore China news will be back before too long!
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As promised, I'm back with another food post! :) I'll start this post off with the ramen shop that my mum, sis and I went to las...
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One of my best friends in the world has an excellent China blog going these days. Richard, a bloke from Newcastle, England who arrived in Xi...
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The Yulong River , near Yangshuo in Guangxi Province, is an amazing place. My family and I went down the river on bamboo rafts two years ag...
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In an attempt at getting back into news blogging, I searched through Google News for China articles today. There's a lot going on here i...
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On the left hand side of this blog, below the "Labels" section, is a list of links titled "The Best of Mark's China Blog....
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Chinatravel.net , probably the best China travel site on the internet, has unveiled its list of the top ten feature articles on the site fro...
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Qian and I agree that the thing we miss most about living in China is the night life. I'm not talking about clubs or bars or concerts, I...
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Although Qian and I won't be legally tying the knot for a about a month, tomorrow is a big day for us. We're going to have an unoffi...
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Peter Hessler is one of the most popular writers on contemporary China. I've read all three of his books - Rivertown , Oracle Bones , an...
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