China Travel: Nanjing
Purple Mountain, Zhonghua Gate, The Nanjing Massacre Memorial, asthma attacks, and thefts: Graham Woodring had an interesting time in Nanjing, China.
Humen China: Opium Ponds and Dormitories
A factory dormitory overlooks the ponds where China's nineteenth century "Drug Zsar" Lin Zexu destroyed 1.2 million kilos of British opium in 1839.
Morning Deliveries
The multitude of small markets in my neighborhood in Shenzhen, China, receive their fresh vegetables and assorted other edibles each day.
Chinese sunrise: A new day, A new start
01 July 2009
For anyone who follows me on twitter you know as of June 30, 2009 at 10:19 am (GMT +8) I joined the ranks of the unemployed.
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China Travel: Nanjing
30 June 2009
Purple Mountain, Zhonghua Gate, The Nanjing Massacre Memorial, asthma attacks, and thefts: Graham Woodring had an interesting time in Nanjing, China.
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Reflections in the fountain
29 June 2009
One night last week I said to myself: You don't have to go to the gym if you do something useful. Are taking photos of China considered useful?
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Teaching Abroad: They’re still standing close to me
26 June 2009
Teaching English in China is difficult in more ways than one. My popularity with the preteen girl crowd waxed and waned this past term, to my chagrin.
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Humen China: Opium Ponds and Dormitories
25 June 2009
A factory dormitory overlooks the ponds where China's nineteenth century "Drug Zsar" Lin Zexu destroyed 1.2 million kilos of British opium in 1839.
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Chinese food you never want to eat
24 June 2009
There’s food in China that visitors consider strange. Rabbit heads, chicken’s feet, civet cat, organ meat: This is something you don’t want to try.
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Morning Deliveries
23 June 2009
The multitude of small markets in my neighborhood in Shenzhen, China, receive their fresh vegetables and assorted other edibles each day.
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Chinese Food: SPAM
19 June 2009
My life, teaching English in China: What do you do on a Saturday night when your friends abandon you? Eat SPAM and drink Super Light beer.
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The Hakka People: White Wall
16 June 2009
A skylight allows a beam of light to fall on the wall of the Law Uk Folk Museum in Chai Wan, Hong Kong.
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Pretty model, Big Hair
15 June 2009
I'm hoping for more shots of pretty models at the Interphoto & Digital Imaging Show in Shanghai. Stop by if you're in town July 2-5.
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Teaching and Living in China: More Random Thoughts
12 June 2009
Teaching English in China can lead to some situations that drive you to the brink of insanity. That’s not to say I don’t like China, the opposite.
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The muse is dead: Long live exhaustion
11 June 2009
Exhaustion, my friends, has killed my muse. Okay, maybe not killed her, just placed her in a semi-conscious state. Writer's block, shooter's block...
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Teaching English Overseas: A Sort of Homecoming
09 June 2009
History is littered with those who wanted to be immortal. Have I achieved that by teaching English in China? No, maybe something better.
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Beijing
07 June 2009
The East has many great travel destinations for Europeans in the wake of the economic crisis. Beijing offers visitors a look at Chinese tradition.
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Review: How to Make Money with your Travel Blog E-book
05 June 2009
You’re on the road. How do you make money with your travel blog? Matt Kepnes has released an e-book: How to Make Money with your Travel Blog.
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smell that smell
04 June 2009
Laundry is ever-present, like death and taxes. You cannot escape it. As soon as you are finished one load, more needs to be done. It’s a vicious cycle
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