One of the first "new media" magazines on the Internet was Salon.
I started going to Salon in 1995 for a daily dose of news and reality re: the world. (In Internet years, 1995 = "ancient").
So I was more than happy to contribute a piece to Salon in 1999 on the hilarious results when western movie titles are translated into Chinese:
"Chinese Movie Titles"
Then in 2001, Salon turned subscription-only for the good stuff.
So I (and a host of others) no longer read it.
Such a shame. |
The Chinese equivalent of VOA, interviewed me as part of a story called "Intrepid Travelers: Foreign Friends in the Middle Kingdom". It's a story about how foreigners spend the Chinese Spring Festival while here.
You can access the story at CRI's website here.
The story was broadcast internationally on Friday, January 26, 2000. But you can still hear me on the Internet in Real Audio by clicking here  It's a
long download. My interview is at the beginning of the show.
(Note: This audio link may longer be active.) |
Hey! Seven of my Jinzhou Normal University students got published in the New York Times on Sunday, April 22, 2001!
Click here to read the actual New York Times story
Click here to read the text version of the NY Times story
Click here to find out how the story came about |
The blog was a short-lived experiment ... abandoned.... I prefer the Chuck@China website format.
But the archives are still up on the web.
Blogspot is blocked in China so if
you are inside China, use
this link to get around the block. |
