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Author Archives: haonowshaokao
“Misdirection”
There’s a new thing of mine in the latest Cassiopeia Magazine. Not journalism or fiction, just some highly facetious rambling replies to e-mails I was mistakenly sent. If that sounds like your kind of thing then you can find it … Continue reading
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Does dubbing TV harm language learning?
As anyone who’s attended my “pet hates” English corner will know, I’m not a fan of dubbed TV and films. As an example of a pet hate it works well – it’s accepted by society at large, but annoys me … Continue reading
Last Night A DJ Killed My Dog Podcast #30 – Year Of The Snake
This year’s Chinese zodiac mix is about snakes. It’s two months late. Sorry, been busy. Here is the link, you can right-click to download. Or go here to see it on libsyn in all its crappy broken html-frame glory. Tracks: … Continue reading
The Commute and The Queue
Being a typical 21st century family man in Beijing, I spend around 10-15 hours of each week commuting to the centre of town. This, all-in-all, is ok. It’s not like a couple of years ago when I used to use … Continue reading
Chinese Map Of Europe
If you know what this is, then you know what this is. Click image for bigger. Please leave your complaints in the comments box. Previously; “China, translated”
Qingming festival 2012
It’s Qingming (“Tomb-Sweeping”) festival today, but it’s my day off anyway and miserable weather outside, so little to report. Last year, though, we went down to Hubei to visit V’s ancestral hometowns, tend to tombs, etc, and it was quite … Continue reading
Les Rougon-Macquart #5 – La Faute de l’abbé Mouret (1875)
AKA The Sinful Priest / The Sin of Father Mouret / Abbé Mouret’s Transgression / The Demise of Father Mouret After the tedium of La Conquete de Plassans I was reluctant to pick up another book about the misdeeds of … Continue reading
Beijing Baozi – An Epic Journey (part 4)
<– Part 3 #11 – 老杨家炉包: Not sure if it was worth the trouble. It was at this moment that the trip finally started to spiral out of control. The subway journey was ok, but when we arrived it was … Continue reading
