Tag Archives: China
Killing Words
The following is a short essay in the form of a story based on my travels. All the places mentioned here are place I have been. Everything, except the conversation, are taken from things that happened in life. I found … Continue reading
Posted in Daring, history, Identity, Life, People, Social Norms, travel
Tagged beijiu, China, disappeared, Elephant Cave, Guangzhou, history, Li River, lies, Lijiang, river, searching woman, truth, words can't say
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10 Shrines of History, Politics, and Wonder – a.k.a. Museums
Museums throw open the doors to the past, the future, and the facts and opinions we might never otherwise come in contact with. Recently, Knyght and I visit The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. We meant to stay just … Continue reading
Posted in Art, history, Identity, People, travel
Tagged Asian Art Museum, China, Fort Ross, international politics, Japan, Japanese history, MET, Metropolitan Museum, museum, Russians in California, Sanxingdui, South Korea, The Field Museum, The Korean National History Museum, Yashukan museum, Yasukuni shrine
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Back from the Fire Wall
Hello Everyone, Evidently, WordPress is blocked in China. But….this weekend I finally set up a work around. Talk about feeling the need for Net Neutrality in the West! So, my apologies to everyone who didn’t see my comments on their blogs … Continue reading
There Be A Toll Upon This Road, Robin Hood
Originally I was going to write a nice fantasy related post today, but then I checked my round of news and other boards and ran into this topic several times, Net Neutrality. I didn’t really know what it was nor … Continue reading
Posted in People, Social Norms
Tagged China, Great Firewall, intellectual freedom, Net Neutrality, reddit, telco adsl, web service providers, world wide web
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Ciara Darren 