Dan,
I do appreciate your courage to get around China under such hot weather.Imaging that you are sweating all over with your funny smile.I bet you are having much fun and new feelings about our beautiful rural places during your trip .Wish you lucky all the time .
On Jul 25, 2004 2:16 AM, Carroll said:
Already this is a very exciting read. I too “wish you lucky all the time”!
Dan,
Great blog! I’ve been tracking your progress in China since the first year you got there, and your blog has yet to cease to amaze me everytime I visit it. Keep up the great work! Loving the entries…keeps me amused!
Oh, I hope you don’t mind that I’ve posted your blog’s web address on my online journal. You’ve got great work here, and I believe more people should know about it! If anyone’s curious, my url is: www.livejournal.com/users/asiandream24/
Enjoy!
On Jul 25, 2004 9:31 PM, Anonymous said:
Once I told one of my classmates, who is from Zhejiang province, that I couldn’t understand Shanghainese—I am from Hubei, he seemed very surprised, and said “You can’t understand Shanghainese! To me, Shanghainese sounds just like Mandarin!”
I couldn’t imagine what his dialect would be like if Shanghainese is similar to Mandarin.
Nice web and hope your travel can be ended in a best selling book which will reflect every aspects in a unique way.
But…do you think that the ex-president will still have the huge market for that book now if he has already published every page of the book on the Internet?
On Jul 27, 2004 12:15 AM, jolin said:
want to see the pics about jiangxi~~~~^_^
On Aug 7, 2004 5:09 AM, Robin said:
You have gone so much furhter than I thought you would have by now and it reads like you are having quite an adventure. Stay safe.
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Dan,
I do appreciate your courage to get around China under such hot weather.Imaging that you are sweating all over with your funny smile.I bet you are having much fun and new feelings about our beautiful rural places during your trip .Wish you lucky all the time .
Already this is a very exciting read. I too “wish you lucky all the time”!
Dan,
Great blog! I’ve been tracking your progress in China since the first year you got there, and your blog has yet to cease to amaze me everytime I visit it. Keep up the great work! Loving the entries…keeps me amused!
Oh, I hope you don’t mind that I’ve posted your blog’s web address on my online journal. You’ve got great work here, and I believe more people should know about it! If anyone’s curious, my url is: www.livejournal.com/users/asiandream24/
Enjoy!
Once I told one of my classmates, who is from Zhejiang province, that I couldn’t understand Shanghainese—I am from Hubei, he seemed very surprised, and said “You can’t understand Shanghainese! To me, Shanghainese sounds just like Mandarin!”
I couldn’t imagine what his dialect would be like if Shanghainese is similar to Mandarin.
This was a good read, Dan.
Nice web and hope your travel can be ended in a best selling book which will reflect every aspects in a unique way.
But…do you think that the ex-president will still have the huge market for that book now if he has already published every page of the book on the Internet?
want to see the pics about jiangxi~~~~^_^
You have gone so much furhter than I thought you would have by now and it reads like you are having quite an adventure. Stay safe.