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The Near Everest Rescue in China
The China Chronicle Snow buried tents, Gama Valley, Tibet No one died earlier this month when a rare, off-season blizzard struck remote Gama Valley on the eastern slopes of the Zhumulangma (“Goddess Mother of the World”) mountain during peak hiking season. Almost 600 hikers and 300 guides and porters who were caught in raging winds and trapped under 3.5 feet of snow were saved. If the same storm had hit the south side of Sagarmatha (“The Forehead in the Sky”) mountain, as M
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Four Weeks in China: Spring 2025
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Vol. 3, Issue 27 I recently returned from almost a month in China, primarily spent in Henan...
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The Land of the Thunder Dragon (Part 4)
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Vol. 3, Issue 19 Today is the last day of 2024. As we prepare to turn the page on a new...
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The Land of the Thunder Dragon (Part 3)
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Vol. 3, Issue 16 This American Thanksgiving week, I am returning in prose to Bhutan (I...
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The Land of the Thunder Dragon (Part 2)
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Vol. 3, Issue 14 Hiking was on the itinerary in Bhutan. I enjoy hiking because it makes the...
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The Land of the Thunder Dragon (Part I)
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Newsletter Vol. 3, Issue 13 This new series journeys to Bhutan, a small, Buddhist country in...
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Andrew Singer's Book Review of The Logoharp
This Special Issue is a review of The Logoharp: A Cyborg Novel of China and America in the Year 2121 . Where might our societies be...
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Culture is as Culture Does? (Part II)
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Vol. 3, Issue 8 Today’s Issue continues the conversation of Chinese and American cultures...
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Culture is as Culture Does? (Part I)
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Vol. 3, Issue 7 If we want to understand the relationship between China and America,...
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More Early East-West Connections?
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Vol. 3, Issue 4 I recently wrote about U.S.-China connections in Gilded Age America. Today I...
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Buddhist Art in Southern India (The Early Years)
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Vol. 2, Issue 32 China is the land of the “Three Teachings” – Confucianism, Daoism, and...
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Cape Cod Women Sailing to China in the Nineteenth Century
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Vol. 2, Issue 30 The historical Cape Cod and China Connection came to me again during a...
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World's Largest Buddhist Stupa
Continuing with the Buddhist theme I wrote about last week, the following is an excerpt from my visit to the world's largest stupa in...
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David Hockney on Inspiration, Looking Forward, and China
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Vol. 2, Issue 25 A friend recently blogged her reaction to a short YouTube video of famed...
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China’s Youth and the Future of China
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Vol. 2, Issue 19 China boasts an energized, under-40 population of more than one half...
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The Entertaining Side of History
Andrew Singer Talks About China and America, Vol. 2, Issue 10 History is the inevitable result of the passage of time. History is...
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