Gao Fei
Gao Fei is the pen name of a journalist from China now living and working in the U.S.
Main Photo: A man practices calligraphy in the park, brushing water on the floor tiles
Posted by Gao Fei | Jul 24, 2007
Paradox for Philippines as Chinese Set Up Shop – Roel Landingin
Posted by Gao Fei | Jul 24, 2007
Part 5 of Financial Times’ Asia immigration series once again reports on the wave of Chinese migrants adjusting to other societies and vice versa. In the Philippines, newcomers are not welcomed by established Chinese immigrants. She hardly speaks any English or Tagalog but that does not stop the white-haired grandmother from China’s southern Fujian province […]
Read MorePop Saves Hong Kong – Benedict Leung
Posted by Gao Fei | Jul 24, 2007
From Tofu Magazine: When we see the generalised merchandising of words, things, bodies and souls, communication technology, now more than ever, plays a central ideological role in silencing thought. In this new age of alienation, the increasing use of pop stars by the media and in advertising illustrates this debasing process. Pop star culture is […]
Read MoreChinese Bank Becomes the World’s Largest – Reuters
Posted by Gao Fei | Jul 24, 2007
From Reuters via The Globe and Mail: In a fresh sign of China’s financial strength, a leap in the shares of Industrial & Commercial Bank of China yesterday made it the world’s biggest bank by market capitalization, overtaking U.S. giant Citigroup Inc. ICBC’s Shanghai-listed A shares climbed 2.68 per cent to 5.75 yuan (76 cents […]
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