I am learning Spanish and have come to know two language websites, namely, Italki and LiveMocha. I know a lot of friends through those sites. I help my friends in learning English and Chinese. I will use this blog as a forum for my friends and I to tell our experience in learning a new language and ways and means to improve the related language skills. Let's help each other. It is a win-win situation.
Soy Brandon Zin de Hong Kong que es un territorio autónomo de China, pero antes era una colonia de Gran Bretaña. Estoy seim-retirado. Trabajando para una compañía en los Estados Unidos como consultor experto en asuntos con China. La razón por la que estoy estudiando Español es porque me gusta escuchar las canciones latinas, y no comprendo las letras. Si aprendo el idioma Español me entenderé las letras.
我是洗百敦（假名），来自香港．自从回归后一国两制，社会稳定繁荣，生活不错．
I had previously written on the Tibet issue and criticised the western medias for China bashing. Nevertheless, I did not say the western medias were entirely to be blamed (read more in my blog of 24/04/08 ). I am happy to see that the western medias have overwhelmingly turned to praising China in its handling of the [...]
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This is a sequel to my blog on “Fight bias with bias”. In the video in question, the author accused the western medias for being biased towards China especially in the Tibet fiasco. The video showed that the Chinese Han people in Tibet were being beaten up by Tibetans and their shops were being vandalised. [...]
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One of my friends posted a video on www.italki.com and invited other friends to make comments on it. The video blamed the recent misfortunes of China on the west and accused the western medias for being biased. It further called for the Chinese people to stand up and fight the west.
The video, no doubt, is an entertaining one, but a watcher should treat it that way and [...]
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