Sophia Cao is an undergraduate business student at Baruch College in New York. She is interested in Chinese culture and contemporary art, with a particular emphasis on multimedia.
From Danwei Music: This episode of Danwei Music TV is about Say Bok Gwai (Ê≠ªÁôΩȨº – Die White Devil), San Francisco’s first Chinese American hardcore band to sing in Cantonese. Say Bok Gwai’s original compositions are rooted in American punk/thrash/ hardcore music. The subject matter of their lyrics ranges from Chinese American identity to grappling […]
Read MoreFrom Global Voices Online: Blogger’s block, we all get it sometimes. Ruthless readers, our editors, don’t have time for excuses. So what’s a blogger to do? Lists! Here are few from the last few days of the Chinese blogsphere, ordered with a certain amount of thematic continuity:… -The internet is now becoming a game between […]
Read MoreFrom China Daily: Louis Cha is the number one kung fu fiction writer in China according to a biennial poll of the top ten most widely read authors in the country conducted by the Chinese Publishing Science Research Center....
Read MoreFrom China Daily: Shi Yongxin, the abbot of Shaolin Temple, widely considered the birthplace of Chinese Kung Fu, spends most of his day greeting corporate executives, government officials and friends from all over the world and dealing with dinner invitations and business instead of shepherding all disciples. When Henan officials presented Shi with a spectacular […]
Read MoreFrom Yulun Jiandu via Hexun.com, translated by CDT (A case study that alerts people who have or want to do business in cities even like Shanghai): Xiao Jilin is the head and chairman of a plastic toys and products factory in Chongming (island) County of Shanghai. But Jindu company was run by his deputy Lu […]
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