The 2nd annual Chinese Blogger Conference 2006 was in Hangzhou this weekend. Who knew? For more information, see T-Salon's October 27th blog entry.
URL: http://www.t-salon.net/2006/10/tuning-into-chinese-blogger-conference.html
Musical Mandarin classes were a fun way for children to learn Chinese. This is a place to share information on Chinese culture, and resources, including picture books on China - for you, your children, your school or their school, where-ever it may be. I also have blogs for Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival information.
The 2nd annual Chinese Blogger Conference 2006 was in Hangzhou this weekend. Who knew? For more information, see T-Salon's October 27th blog entry.
URL: http://www.t-salon.net/2006/10/tuning-into-chinese-blogger-conference.html
I know I am wrestling more and more with the question of how much my children should know about what is happening in the world. When will I be ready for them to see the newspaper daily?
The menu was hard to read, but not the sweater
Humor: In Calcutta, they couldn't read the Chinese menu. So they decided to wear it. By G.K. Gupta
http://www.csmonitor.com/2006/1011/p18s02-hfes.html?s=hns
I am reminded of an old quote that it is an elevated level of understanding to realize what we do not know.
As I want this to stay a "family accessible site", I have never posted the sites that detail tattos people have gotten - thinking they were Chinese characters, or actual Chinese character tatoo that perhaps don't mean what the wearer thinks they do. I have not also never posted any links to interesting translations of Chinese menus but this tale I had to share.