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• China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding

  Published: July 20, 2007, 6:29 am

  Tags: China Travel, Supporters, China Provinces, China Whispers, China Friend Finder, Guangzhou, Intercultural Issues, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Expats In China, Global Outreach,

  Thanks, everyone. We’ve gotten dreams sent in from all around the world. We hope these dreams inspire you as much as they inspire us. tdgardens’s dream: That every child have a book to hug, hold, and carry them to a dream all their own. hailvict’s dream: To become someone who makes a difference every day of their life.

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• China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding

  Published: July 15, 2007, 1:42 pm

  Tags: China Travel, China Cartoons, Supporters, China Provinces, China Whispers, Guangdong, The League Of Extraordinary Chinese Women, Cancer Journal, Guangzhou, Intercultural Issues, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Expats In China, Global Outreach,

  Remember Coffee, one of the newest members of the League of Extraordinary Chinese women? Well, Through the help and work of friends and supporters Coffee will not have to leave her dreams at the door Because she lost a leg and now wears a prosthesis, Coffee will face enormous difficulties in China. In addition to the stigma she will face in

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• China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding

  Published: June 9, 2007, 12:37 pm

  Tags: Guangdong, The League Of Extraordinary Chinese Women, The Unsinkable Ms Yue, Cancer Journal, Guangzhou, Profiles In Chinese Courage

  I had thought this story was lost, but thankfully: January 4th, 2006 Ms Yue will have her final chemo’ treatment tomorrow. She will then be eligible for experimental treatment. The experimental treatment will cost 40-60,000 US dollars: 30-40 years of salary in China. The Pearl River Delta in China is not unlike the area devastated in

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• China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding

  Published: May 25, 2007, 12:09 pm

  Tags: Guangdong, The League Of Extraordinary Chinese Women, The Unsinkable Ms Yue, Cancer Journal, Guangzhou

  The original League of Extraordinary Chinese Women lost one more member this week. Ms. (Zhen) , first from the left, succumbed to breast cancer that spread to her liver for want of appropriate treatment. The unsinkable Ms. Yue is the remaining survivor of her chemotherapy group. None of the women to date have been able to raise the funds

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• China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding

  Published: July 30, 2007, 1:29 am

  Tags: China Travel, China Photos, China Provinces, China Whispers, Guangdong, China Maps, Chinese Food, Guangzhou, Intercultural Issues, Expats In China

  Dutch, and British traders), Guangzhou and Guangdong province was a center of trade and the comprador ( ) system. The Opium Wars, begun as a result of the opium trade, flourished at Guangzhou and resulted in the loss of Hong Kong to British control. Guangzhou today retains its status as an important center for China's international business

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• China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding

  Published: August 2, 2007, 1:47 am

  Tags: China Travel, China Provinces, Guangdong, Guangzhou, Intercultural Issues, Teaching In China, Global Outreach, , Study Abroad In Us, Mba Study, Foshan

  from Foshan, a city near guangzhou. I think my city now is a wealthy city and full of opportunities. People living in this city are happy. Foshan City is now the third biggest city in Canton province, behind Guangzhou and Shenzhen. I think it will become more and more popular all over the world in the future. This is a good chance for me.

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• China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding

  Published: July 30, 2007, 1:29 am

  Tags: China Travel, China Photos, China Provinces, China Whispers, Guangdong, China Maps, Chinese Food, Guangzhou, Intercultural Issues, Expats In China

  Dutch, and British traders), Guangzhou and Guangdong province was a center of trade and the comprador ( ) system. The Opium Wars, begun as a result of the opium trade, flourished at Guangzhou and resulted in the loss of Hong Kong to British control. Guangzhou today retains its status as an important center for China's international business

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• China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding

  Published: July 20, 2007, 6:29 am

  Tags: China Travel, Supporters, China Provinces, China Whispers, China Friend Finder, Guangzhou, Intercultural Issues, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Expats In China, Global Outreach,

  Thanks, everyone. We’ve gotten dreams sent in from all around the world. We hope these dreams inspire you as much as they inspire us. tdgardens’s dream: That every child have a book to hug, hold, and carry them to a dream all their own. hailvict’s dream: To become someone who makes a difference every day of their life.

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• China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding

  Published: July 15, 2007, 1:42 pm

  Tags: China Travel, China Cartoons, Supporters, China Provinces, China Whispers, Guangdong, The League Of Extraordinary Chinese Women, Cancer Journal, Guangzhou, Intercultural Issues, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Expats In China, Global Outreach,

  Remember Coffee, one of the newest members of the League of Extraordinary Chinese women? Well, Through the help and work of friends and supporters Coffee will not have to leave her dreams at the door Because she lost a leg and now wears a prosthesis, Coffee will face enormous difficulties in China. In addition to the stigma she will face in

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• China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding

  Published: August 6, 2007, 5:12 am

  Tags: China Travel, China Photos, Supporters, China Provinces, Guangdong, Yunnan, Photo Poll, Guangzhou, Intercultural Issues, , Chinese History

  taken at Maofeng Mountain in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province: The second photo is from a reader who is nicknamed March. The photo, named “bus station waiting room,” was taken in Huizhou City, Guangdong Province You can see more

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• China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding

  Published: August 6, 2007, 5:12 am

  Tags: China Travel, China Photos, Supporters, China Provinces, Guangdong, Yunnan, Photo Poll, Guangzhou, Intercultural Issues, , Chinese History

  taken at Maofeng Mountain in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province: The second photo is from a reader nicknamed March. The photo, named “Bus Station Waiting Room,” was taken in Huizhou City, Guangdong Province You can see more pictures

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• China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding

  Published: August 1, 2007, 10:30 pm

  Tags: China Travel, China Provinces, Guangdong, Guangzhou, Intercultural Issues, Teaching In China, Global Outreach, , Study Abroad In Us, Mba Study, Foshan

  from Foshan, a city near Guangzhou. I think my city now is a wealthy city and full of opportunities. People living in this city are happy. Foshan City is now the third biggest city in Canton province, behind Guangzhou and Shenzhen. I think it will become more and more popular all over the world in the future. This is a good chance for me.

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• Welcome yo2!

  Published: August 27, 2007, 5:20 am

  Tags: China Seo Services, Guangdong, Guangzhou, Intercultural Issues, Global Outreach, , , China Blogging, Wordpress

  to host a Wordpress Camp in Guangzhou or Hong Kong to educate users about the infinite possibilities of blogging using WP.

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• Meet our newest Dream Team member

  Published: September 16, 2007, 2:28 pm

  Tags: China Travel, China Photos, Humor, Guangdong, The League Of Extraordinary Chinese Women, The Unsinkable Ms Yue, Guangzhou, Expats In China, , , China Blogging, China Pics

  from this backwater town of Guangzhou. But, of all our new acquaintances we were honored to met Leo. Leo came along with the Dalian blogging crew for barbecue and beer and ended up accompanying us to Guangzhou. I think he knew he’d join us before he came to chow: He had his passport and sleeping bag with him. The passport, complete with

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• Dreaming China on Youtube

  Published: September 30, 2007, 4:18 am

  Tags: China Travel, China Photos, Humor, Supporters, China Provinces, China Whispers, Liaoning, Chinese Food, Travel Poll, The League Of Extraordinary Chinese Women, The Unsinkable Ms Yue, Cancer Journal, Guangzhou, Intercultural Issues, Yangshuo, Dalian, Xian, Teaching In Chin

  This video was taken during our trip to Dalian by Chris Amico and the team at DalianDalian.com. We tried to give an idea of what we’re doing, why we’re doing it, and how it will help other people. Lonnie says I’m either signing or I learned how to speak English from the Italians. And of course, when friends have watched,

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