The New York Times tech blog recently posted an article entitled, “China Lets a Hundred Social Networks Bloom (sort of)“ The post itself does a decent job introducing the current state of China’s Internet/Social Media space. I found that the … Continue reading
The image above (brought to us by Michael) shows what once was a traditional hutong community that has been demolished in preparation for future urban builiding projects. Beijing used to be full of hutong communities before the construction boom
China’s rising middle-class has a variety of options when it comes to grocery shopping. In Beijing we have Carrefour, Wal-Mart and other specialty stores like Jenny Lou’s. Many Chinese people, however, buy their meat and produce at
The rapid speed at which Beijing and many other Chinese cities are transforming is a well-known fact. Here is just one example brought to us by Michael: When its doors opened in 1893, Rui Fu Xiang earned its reputation as … Continue reading
In Chinese it’s “百闻ä¸å¦‚一è§,†the English equivalent is “a picture is worth a hundred words.†While I can write on and on about China, there are just some things you need to see for yoursel
