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Tag Archives: Lhasa
Ngaba
Earlier this month, the New York Times published an essay by Dr. Xu Zhiyong (许志永) titled Tibet Is Burning. It was a pared-down version of the following translation that I did. Dr. Xu is the founder of Gongmeng (公盟), or Open … Continue reading
Posted in Life in China, Uncategorized
Tagged Aba, Lhasa, Nangdrol, self-immolation, Tibet, Xu Zhiyong
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Memories from my first year in China
As I prepare to head back to the US, I want to share a few of my favorite memories from my five years in China. Late 2007 was a fantastic time to arrive in China. It was the perfect chance … Continue reading
Posted in Life in China
Tagged Beijing, China, Chinese, Hurricane Katrina, Lhasa, Olympic, Tibet, Tibetan people
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Heard on Weibo 1/21 – 1/28
The year of the dragon began with the news that armed police were firing on protesters in Tibetan areas in Northern Sichuan. On Weibo, a netizen said he spotted a sniper on the roof of Jokhang Monastery (大昭寺) in Lhasa, Tibet; … Continue reading
Posted in Bits of Weibo, Weekend Section
Tagged Bashar al-Assad, Beijing, China, Lhasa, Sichuan, Tibet, Tibetan people, Woeser
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