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Today's Fresh Blogs...| 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, |
| 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 trying to get a job or make professional and |
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| China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding |
| Published: June 9, 2007, 12:51 pm |
| Tags: China Special Administrative Regions, Autonomous Regions, Hong Kong, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Dalian, Xian |
| “Children’s books are a luxury to have in Asia, and a rarity in an orphanage.” –from The Library Project Thomas Stader has a vision to build libraries for children living in orphanages and rural areas around Asia. Stader, is one of those rare people who come to China with big plans and a bigger heart. He came to help and |
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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: 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, |
| 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 trying to get a job or make professional and |
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| China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding |
| Published: June 9, 2007, 12:51 pm |
| Tags: China Special Administrative Regions, Autonomous Regions, Hong Kong, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Dalian, Xian |
| “Children’s books are a luxury to have in Asia, and a rarity in an orphanage.” –from The Library Project Thomas Stader has a vision to build libraries for children living in orphanages and rural areas around Asia. Stader, is one of those rare people who come to China with big plans and a bigger heart. He came to help and |
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| China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding |
| Published: August 6, 2007, 9:06 am |
| Tags: China Travel, China Cartoons, Humor, Supporters, Things To Bring To China, China Provinces, China Whispers, China Friend Finder, Intercultural Issues, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Expats In China, Global Outreach, , Study In Usa, Study In America, Recommended Schools |
| In this round of dreaming, we have voices from all over the world. Where does your voice fit in? Abbas, from Kurdistan/Iraq: “My dream is how to study in the foreign country, especially in USA or UK or Canada or Australia, becuase i am looking for an opportunity to get my master degree in LLM or MBA. I hope i can find someone who can |
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| China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding |
| Published: August 7, 2007, 8:42 am |
| Tags: China Travel, China Photos, Supporters, China Provinces, Guangdong, Heilongjiang, Hunan, Henan, Shanxi, Sichuan, Yunnan, Zhejiang, Intercultural Issues, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Dalian, Xian, Teaching In China, Expats In China, Global Outreach, Xi An |
| should net about 50,000 Chinese language children’s books donated to schools and orphanages in China. The Library Project with the help of Aston English volunteers will then source the donated books to local orphanages and schools. These libraries will be outfitted with tables, chairs, mats and lighting when appropriate for the |
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| China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding |
| Published: August 7, 2007, 8:42 am |
| Tags: China Travel, China Photos, Supporters, China Provinces, Guangdong, Heilongjiang, Hunan, Henan, Shanxi, Sichuan, Yunnan, Zhejiang, Intercultural Issues, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Dalian, Xian, Teaching In China, Expats In China, Global Outreach, Xi An |
| should net about 50,000 Chinese language children’s books donated to schools and orphanages in China. The Library Project with the help of Aston English volunteers will then source the donated books to local orphanages and schools. These libraries will be outfitted with tables, chairs, mats and lighting when appropriate for the |
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| China Dreamblogue Travel for Charity and Understanding |
| Published: August 6, 2007, 9:06 am |
| Tags: China Travel, China Cartoons, Humor, Supporters, Things To Bring To China, China Provinces, China Whispers, China Friend Finder, Intercultural Issues, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Expats In China, Global Outreach, , Study In Usa, Study In America, Recommended Schools |
| In this round of dreaming, we have voices from all over the world. Where does your voice fit in? Abbas, from Kurdistan/Iraq: “My dream is how to study in a foreign country, especially in USA or UK or Canada or Australia, because i am looking for an opportunity to get my master degree in LLM or MBA. I hope I can find someone who can help |
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| Dream Your Last Lecture |
| Published: September 28, 2007, 11:56 am |
| Tags: Supporters, China Whispers, China Business Consultant, Intercultural Issues, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Teaching In China, Global Outreach, , Study In Usa, Study In America, Study Abroad In Us, Chinese History, China Blogging, |
| struggle with how to teach Chinese students, whose different attitudes and expectations about education and culture often leave us confused and frustrated. But we also find teachers who can inspire others, like Randy Pausch, and blend together a remarkable set of events and thoughts about dreams, success, and life into a story that can inspire |
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| Yangshuo China Adoption |
| Published: October 2, 2007, 2:29 am |
| Tags: China Travel, China Photos, Supporters, China Provinces, China Whispers, Guanxi, Autonomous Regions, Travel Poll, Intercultural Issues, Yangshuo, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Expats In China, Global Outreach, , Chinese Minority People, China Blogging, , China Pic |
| Yangshuo China Adoption: A Daily China Travel Photo This begins week 2 of our featured photographers series. This week we will see pictures from Yauly, an Israeli photographer who has taken a number of pictures of China. Her first picture in our series is from her travels in Yangshuo: Yauly had |
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| The Library Project: A New Library |
| Published: October 18, 2007, 11:47 am |
| Tags: China Photos, Supporters, China Provinces, China Special Administrative Regions, China Whispers, Intercultural Issues, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Xian, Teaching In China, Expats In China, Global Outreach, , Xi An , China Blogging, China Pics, China Photo, Chin |
| A few months ago, Yanzhi and I met Thomas Stader, the man who created The Library Project. His project donates books and libraries to underprivileged schools and orphanages in the developing world. Stader created this project because he believes education is the key motivator to breaking the cycle of poverty that exists in the developing world. |
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| Dawei Goes to Shanghai |
| Published: October 29, 2007, 12:50 pm |
| Tags: China Travel, China Photos, China Seo Services, Supporters, Things To Bring To China, China Provinces, China Whispers, China Maps, Chinese Cooking Recipes, China Business Consultant, Intercultural Issues, Profiles In Chinese Courage, Teaching In China, Expats In China |
| abroad opportunities for Chinese students. While there, I also had the chance to catch up with several bloggers, speak with Steve Feld, the Executive Director the University of Maryland’s Smith School of Business, and spend some time with Christine Lu of the China Business Network. I have to admit that serendipity seemed to follow me |
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