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Inside-Out China
http://www.insideoutchina.com
Inside-out China is a blog that covers happenings in my corner of the literary world and current events related to China and Chinese immigrants. It includes book reviews, original reports, news commentary and analysis, interviews, personal anecdotes, and snippets of ancient Chinese wisdom.
- Added on: Feb 16th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Xujun Eberlein
- Listed in: Writing International Affairs
- Tags: china writing journalism writers literary chinese culture
Recent Posts
"The Beefiest" (最牛) and "It Sucks"
Yesterday, Damjan of the Asia Healthcare Blog had an interesting comment on my post "The Beefiest Translation." He asked, "[H]ave you explored the possibility that this vulgar expression has been coopted into a more socially acceptable form due to it...
The "Beefiest" Translation
The Chinese internet is a melting pot of popular creations, where new expressions (even new words/characters) constantly emerge like an endless stream. This presents a continuous challenge to a translator like me.One popular adjective created and be...
The Legal Crime of Shanghai Hooks
If you are searching the Chinese internet, a new high-frequency keyword is 钩子 – "hook." It was an innocent young man's blood that brought this word to the media's attention. (image from People's Daily)In the evening of October 14th, a...
The Ancient Battlefield at Bowang Hill
by Maple Xu(Note: the following is my sister Maple's travelogue from her latest trip in early October. You can find her other fascinating travelogues in this category. - Xujun)[in translation]For this year's National Day vacation, our target was Nany...
Fortune or Calamity? A Gift for Chongqing\'s Indicted Police Chief
In recent weeks, the news that Chongqing has cracked down on a large organized crime network commanded attention not only from Chinese people but also major Western media. (Update: even CNN is belatedly reporting it now .) WSJ, for example, calls th...
Why Didn't Peasants Riot During China's Three-Year Famine? (2)
(2 of 2, continued from yesterday's post)Raised on hot and tingling peppers, tempered by relentless harsh winters with no central heating, my Sichuan folk are known to have firecracker tempers. This was one reason that, during the early years of the ...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 3.67 out of a possible 5 based on 3 comments.
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HiXujun,
Your articles are great. Long live "freedom of expression."
I will always visit your site... Thanks and best regards,
Enn
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and foward this to anyone interested.
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