It’s been a pretty difficult day for Mei here in Lanzhou. Her much loved father passed away nearly 100 days ago, and it’s coming up to the time when she has to go back to her home village to pay her final respects at his grave, near her... ...full story at Lost Laowai
from Lost Laowai on Thu, Sep 06 2007
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UE FAMILY A LONELY VILLAGE (1994) »
YouTube video My father home land Ua(Ue) family ,Hongyang,Jieyang,Chaozhou
18 october,1994
This is a first time of visiting my father's home land,since 1939 in about
he was departure from UE FAMLY VILLAGE in Hong Yang,Ji yang district,Chaozhou country China mainland.... |
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Link Love for LanguagePods » Sinosplice I finally finished my masters, but I don’t find myself with lots of extra time for blogging. Why? Because we’re doing so much at work lately. So rather than working on my blog, it’s time for blogging on my work: FrenchPod. I never... |
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2008 Retrospective: A Look Back to Big World Things » CN Reviews The year 2008’s coming to an end — and 2009’s coming out of the starting gate real soon. Time for the obligatory review: eight things for ‘08 that we’re not forgetting anytime soon… Too Painful To Forget: Wenchuan When... |
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