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• • srinigar house boat JURA
    September 9, 2010

  • Interview: Eddy Kneefel
    Hi Eddy congrats 4 ur beautiful exhibition in Shanghai... Ur mum was so happy about u when she saw ur pics in shanghai. I wish u lots of success in ur Arts n also as a song writer....... c u may b next year in Srinagar.... All the best

    from ZUBIN LATEEF, NASEEMA,MUBARAK N JOHN HANROO

    HOUSE BOAT JURA DAL LAKE

• • Chris
    September 9, 2010

  • Yunnan delegation visits Sri Lanka on new Kunming - Colombo route
    Surely a proper reciprocal arrangement would have also allowed Sri Lankan airline to fly into Kunming.

    Just like Dubai, China Eastern gets all the business, with no competition to keep them on their toes.

• • jessica0081
    September 9, 2010

  • Interview: Eddy Kneefel
    Hey, it's nice to see Eddy as a photographer and show his works in Shanghai Expo Dutch pavilion, I mean through gokunming.com. Actually when I see he has cut his long hair, he looks cleanlily besides a guitar musician, looks like another person,haha....

    And congratulations to your first published photography book. :)

• • john
    September 8, 2010

  • Interview: Eddy Kneefel
    I love this interview because it gets right to the point. Eddy's answers to the questions roll out in a simple and precise way — and I like his perspective on his art and the insights he reveals about being a photographer...

    The photos that he has chosen to present, in this interview, are interesting and perfect for relating how he has chosen to approach his art and pthotography for his exhibition and his book... this time...knowing that Eddy can, and probably will move in many many more directions in the future.

    Thanks...this makes me feel good...

• • psycho
    September 8, 2010

  • Interview: Eddy Kneefel
    I have a copy of Eddy's China photos. I love them and plan on taking the book with me next time I go to my motherland. Congratulations! and look forward to your next collection!

• • -14x-
    September 8, 2010

  • Interview: Chris Taylor
    when and were can we buy it in Kunming?

• • lost
    September 7, 2010

  • Interview: Jeff Fuchs
    This is a link for an article everyone should check out in Kyoto Journal - Fuchs writing about the ancient trade routes and their undying importance.
    http://www.kyotojournal.org/[...]

• • lost
    September 7, 2010

  • Interview: Jeff Fuchs
    I think the book is only available outside of China - though Fuchs did a series of talks in Beijing with books available, so maybe there are some wandering around. Check out Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Chapters, Indigo online - there is a lot available. Check it out because it is a very worthwhile read and the book itself is gorgeously bound by Penguin.

• • Tom
    September 7, 2010

  • Rock Climbing in Kunming
    Cheers Pete, I keep forgetting to get your number.

• • pmort
    September 7, 2010

  • Rock Climbing in Kunming
    semola call me! one three 6 5 88 four four 317. peter

• • flengs
    September 6, 2010

  • Interview: Jeff Fuchs
    Does anybody know if his book is available anywhere in Kunming? Those bookshops in the Wenhua xiang maybe?

• • flengs
    September 6, 2010

  • American conservative group makes inroads into China's classrooms
    Sorry I meant Qiu He, not Zhang Zulin...

• • invisible
    September 4, 2010

  • American conservative group makes inroads into China's classrooms
    "Yunnan education dept. denies abstinence taught in textbook"
    http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/[...]

    Don't get yourself fooled by the headline - this article is actually confirming the report.

• • xiaoma
    September 4, 2010

  • Kunming police launch website for foreigners
    I' am a caring and loving girl willing to talk with people and learn more about each others culture and ways of leaving.my hobbies are listening to music, playing, reading, cooking and dancing. I believe that we can start a good communication from here, and no matter the space and distance we can communicate better.It will be appreciated if you write back so that we get to know each other .Please contact with me at 13668761635

    Hope to hear from you
    xiaoma.

• • semola
    September 4, 2010

  • Rock Climbing in Kunming
    ok, just to make clear that buying the guidebook helps the bolting process..
    here how to get to redpoint:
    http://www.climbingkunming.com/aboute.htm

    ps:tom, i am alberto. I 've lost my phone in the states so....by any chance,, are you going to tuanjiexiang tomorrow?
    yosemite was great!

• • 天津许先生
    September 4, 2010

  • American conservative group makes inroads into China's classrooms
    我非常喜欢《爱家》,作为一位大学教师,希望看到一些关于大学生的心理、情感话题；也盼望实际参与一些活动！
    ——天津许先生

• • Mike ...Paraglide Yunnan
    September 3, 2010

  • Interview: Chris Taylor
    Mr Taylor's Quote "The fascinating thing about China at this moment is it's as if you have the '50s, '60s, '70s and so on, all those decades with their defining values and mass trends, all merged into one and happening at the same time".

    SO true....China always seems like a time machine to me.

• • wahaha
    September 3, 2010

  • Rock Climbing in Kunming
    where can i get a copy of that book? how do i get to redpoint? can anyone provide a map? thanks.

• • James
    September 3, 2010

  • American conservative group makes inroads into China's classrooms
    Like @Bochi I found it refreshing when first arriving in Yunnan to find a relative absence of creepy religion. Ghosts and spirits abound north of Lijiang but non of those virulent Christian fairy stories which serve to put the mythical Christian God on a pedestal above the family (and Party!) thus serving to place further strain on the fabric of society traditionally underpinned by respect for elders and ancestors.

    I was astonished, saddened and even thought the story may be a hoax. Now having read the Washington Post story I can't help but laugh.

    If awareness can be raised, young men are forced to compromise by using condoms and young couples can avoid unwanted pregnancies then great, but the darker side of of this movement is no more likely to catch on than a Kunming car horn ban. This should turn out no more vexing than seeing a Chinese kid filling his face with a Big Mac, swilling it down with a Coca-Cola and wearing an oversized baseball cap back the front. Amway and pyramid selling is probably a worse import.

    Perhaps we should all relax and give Yunnan government more credit. Beside which, for the foreigners on here it's hardly our business to interfere. Maybe we should even apologise, after all, whose fault is it the Bible fairy stories sold more copies than Hans Christian Andersen and then served to fuel the fanatical religious wars which continue to consume the planet?

• • flengs
    September 3, 2010

  • American conservative group makes inroads into China's classrooms
    Yes! A letter to Beijing! I'm really pissed off about this and I'm very happy to see all the other indignant comments!

    I heard it might be Zhang Zulin that pushed for this, right? Being so Christian and all?