http://www.thewuway.net/archives/101 Writers who really know China Thu, 20 Nov 2008 08:08:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://www.thewuway.net/archives/101#comment-8372 The Wu Way 無為 » Blog Archive » Yahoo in China = prison time? The worst PR ever… Fri, 09 Nov 2007 04:07:41 +0000 http://www.thewuway.net/archives/101#comment-8372 [...] There’s a fine line everyone has to tow when doing public activities in China — that line between absolute freedom and the Chinese government. I touched on this a bit in my previous post on the One China Policy. [...] [...] There’s a fine line everyone has to tow when doing public activities in China — that line between absolute freedom and the Chinese government. I touched on this a bit in my previous post on the One China Policy. [...]

]]> http://www.thewuway.net/archives/101#comment-8225 Tiffany Weiland Fri, 02 Nov 2007 13:24:55 +0000 http://www.thewuway.net/archives/101#comment-8225 This is an interesting read:-) I must say that while I grew up in Taiwan, and left the place for the US prior to 1997, the separation of Taiwan and China was very distinctive!! My father came from China and married my mother, a Taiwanese, there was some sense of superiority my father often demonstrated toward mom's family. The talk of intergration was non-existent; however, we (the next generation) did not see much difference in our little world - either in schools or working environment. After all, we all look quite similar to one and another. This is an interesting read:-) I must say that while I grew up in Taiwan, and left the place for the US prior to 1997, the separation of Taiwan and China was very distinctive!! My father came from China and married my mother, a Taiwanese, there was some sense of superiority my father often demonstrated toward mom’s family. The talk of intergration was non-existent; however, we (the next generation) did not see much difference in our little world - either in schools or working environment. After all, we all look quite similar to one and another.

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