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The Only Redhead in Taiwan
http://www.onlyredheadintaiwan.com/
A valiant attempt to understand the world's most convoluted (and volatile) political conflicts as well as the culture of the people living therein.
- Author: Robert Maguire
- Listed in: Politics International Affairs
- Tags: china war globalization taiwan trade economics
Recent Posts
Finally, it’s official: Meet Mrs. Redhead. Now, off to Washington, DC.
Nine months after our wedding adventure started in the Housing Registration Office in XinZhuang, we finally had a wedding ceremony. Not only was it a short, sweet ceremony and a wonderful reception with friends from all over the country and ...
On Pajamas Media, the Only Redhead, and 21st-Century Conservatism...
You may have noticed the starboard side of this site is a little lighter as of last week. I removed the Pajamas Media ads promoting such conservative luminaries as Michelle Malkin, John H. Hinderaker and Joe the Plumber (yes, that Joe th...
Letter from the Beautiful Country.
This is long overdue. For months now, I have been telling myself that I would finally sit down and detail Fanfan and my last days in and tumultuous departure from Taiwan, our first days/weeks/months in the US, the wonderment of South of the ...
There are some things I will never understand about Taiwan...
I've had to deal with a Hello Kitty nightmare before, but I can't imagine doing it as I'm trying to give birth... Yes, Hello Kitty is even on the children's birth certificates. Alas, this is the culture of cute....
The China Desk sees my true colors: White, white, and white
Now, for a little self-flagellation. This is from May. I didn't see it because, at the time, I was in Thailand at the East West Center's Summer Institute for International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights: The Only Redhead in Taiwan [sic!] yet...
For those who may be at the Brookings CNAP seminar on Wednesday...
I'll be there. Don't know if any other bloggers or other folks I may out there are going, but if you're there, please look for me and come say hello. I always go to these seminars alone, so it's always nice to run into someone I know (or ...
