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Don’t wink at me

By Sascha on April 4, 2012

I am a stranger in a strange land. I need connections or I will wither and die. And the connections I need are not just with my native people, or with people similar to me, but with the people who inhabit this strange land. I learned to speak Chinese out of survival instinct and I [...]

Posted in Chengdu, China, Tibet | Tagged Chengdu, China, hip hop, my people, oppression, the Party, the Truth, Tibet | 1 Response

Speaking of rumors …

By Sascha on March 26, 2012

The Bo Xilai Incident will not die a quiet death. The plodding censors in the Chinese government are stirring up the rumor pot, and no one is sure if that is the goal or just a byproduct of incompetence and the absurdity of Web censorship in general. According to a recent CNN article, “Heavy hand [...]

Posted in China, Tibet, US | Tagged Bo Xilai, chess, politics, Tibet | 1 Response

Horse & Tea Trade Route

Horse & Tea Trade Route

By Sascha on February 17, 2011

I’ve been up and down this road and written a few things about it — the road that links India and Southeast Asia with southwest China and Tibet. Here are links to the stories I have written and also a lil slideshow to boot: Yunnan, yonis, Sichuan & ponies Shaxi Town The Horse and Tea [...]

Posted in Tales of This and That, Travel | Tagged ancient tea horse road, dali, horse and tea trade route, lijiang, monks, nomads, sichuan, Tea, Tibet, tiger leaping gorge tea, yunnan | Leave a response

Google unlocks the vault!!!!

By Sascha on January 13, 2010

Everything the Chinese government has blocked is now available via Google, including pictures of Tiananmen, articles on Free Tibet and the Dalai Lama and everything else. According to Google’s own stats, the most searched for terms in the past 24 hours were Tiananmen and the Chinese for it 天安门 And this picture here says it [...]

Posted in China, Tibet | Tagged Essence Jackers, free speech, google, Tiananmen, Tibet | Leave a response

Moses in the NYT

By Sascha on July 9, 2009

Dr. Russell Leigh, that is. My old Professor at the U of M was on CNN last year during the Olympics and now he has an Op-Ed in the NYT clearly and coldly explaining what is really going down. Check it out. In my last post i said that the Han arguments of “ingratitude” are [...]

Posted in China, Tibet, Xinjiang | Tagged community, oppression, politics, Tibet, Uighers, Xinjiang | 3 Responses

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