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Category Archives: China

East or West – Which is Best? You Decide.

June 28, 2013by Browsing the Atlas 21 Comments

So. I’m in Beijing on business. We’re in a training that includes: – 5 people from Japan – 14 from Singapore – 1 from India – and 14 Chinese. All […]

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Geometry – or – My Love Affair with Michael Phelps

November 3, 2012by Browsing the Atlas 13 Comments

In addition to visiting the Great Wall of China, I desperately wanted to see the Water Cube where the 2008 Olympic swimming events were held in Beijing.  Once I got […]

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Everyday

September 16, 2012by Browsing the Atlas 4 Comments

When I look around my own neighborhood for the “everyday,” I almost can’t see it. There’s too much of it. I can’t focus in to take a shot. Instead, I […]

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No More Noodles

June 11, 2012by Browsing the Atlas 2 Comments

McDonald’s at the Beijing Railway Station After eating Asian food for four days straight, morning, noon, and night, I needed a break. Luckily there’s a McDonald’s on nearly every corner. […]

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China, Destinations

How Many Pictures Are Too Many?

June 9, 2012by Browsing the Atlas 6 Comments

Please forgive the barrage of pictures below, but really. How many pictures are too many pictures when you’re standing on the Great Wall of China?! Visibility was low, but I […]

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Chinese Toilet Extremes

June 7, 2012by Browsing the Atlas 6 Comments

  It seems there are two different types of toilets in China. I eventually got used to the squat toilets which I encountered nearly everywhere outside of my hotel. Again, my pre-reading […]

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Chairman Mao

June 2, 2012by Browsing the Atlas Leave a comment

I’m stealing liberally here, from J. Maarten Troost’s Lost on Planet China. I read this book before coming to China and was both fascinated and terrified as a result. His […]

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China, Museums & Tours

Business in Beijing

May 31, 2012by Browsing the Atlas Leave a comment

  I was in Beijing on business (though most of my posts look more like a vacation, to be sure). But I was actually there for a training. At the […]

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Chinese Acrobat Show

May 31, 2012by Browsing the Atlas Leave a comment

As I watched the Chinese acrobats contort themselves and fling themselves across the stage, I couldn’t help but wonder how we could ever possibly hope to beat Chinese gymnasts in […]

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If I’d Dug That Hole

May 30, 2012by Browsing the Atlas Leave a comment

You know the one. The one that comes out on the other side of the world in China. Well, I didn’t dig. I took a 15 hour plane ride instead, […]

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