I remember all the fuss this book made upon it’s release a number of years back. A film documentary was also prepared and showed beautiful cinematography …and even contained fascinating scenes of historic anecdotes – like the visit to an African village where some ancient Chinese porcelain were maintained as important family heirlooms…by a village ...
posting by David Wong A few years ago, I received an invitation from a Chinese Cdn activist stating “Chinese reconciliation with Native Indians” dinner event. I remember calling the guy up, speaking to him on the phone and trying really hard to NOT tell him to bugger off. I had thought, “who the heck does this guy ...
It’s amazing the amount of chatter that occurs during times of opportunism (yup…opportunism, and not opportunity). I’ll have to make today’s post a short one as I will be bogged down with some business efforts. Yesterday, I had a nice Chinese New Year’s dinner with an old friend I hadn’t seen in decades. He’s a very ...
Further to my earlier post about Professor Emeritus Dr. Wickberg, here’s some info on the upcoming “roast and toast” for Ed. So for all the friends and colleagues in and around Vancouver during the first week of March – we hope to see you all there. The event will occur on Saturday, March 10, 2007 at ...
When we scratch our heads and collectively ask: why do we have so many dumb ass Chinese Canadian politicians? Why are they so embarassingly stupid? What on earth did Canada do to deserve so many Chinese Cdn buffoons in office? Well for some of us, we can hold our heads up high and look at the ...
I had lunch with an old colleague today, along with a “new” colleague. One of their comments about this blog reminded me of my wish to point out the luminaries in our community along with all the dirt. The “kudos“- as my tagline suggest. I guess I’ve been guilty of having way too much fun kicking up ...
Canadian businesses are being screwed from behind by the Chinese. There’s a good article in last week’s Maclean’s magazine (Canada’s news magazine: Jan. 29, 2007). It’s aptly titled “How to lose your shirt in China“…with a tagline – Getting burnt in China. The article documents the sad saga of a Canadian pharmaceutical company, among others, how ...