Dear Rosanne: My foreign neighbor lady doesn't like foreign things

Read all of Rosanne’s work at:
http://www.geocities.com/roseanncerello/

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Saturday night in small town, provincial China

Part of a series by British novelist Jonathan Chandler, entitled “Low on the Hai” (Lowdown on Shanghai).

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For Cape No. 7 actor, 'taike' means not forgetting history

Pongfong Wu recently won two Golden Bell awards for his roles in TV drama. Here is an exclusive interview with the rising star….

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The Ox Year: From Under the Bund

This is part of an exclusive series by British novelist Jonathan Chandler, “Low on the Hai,” perspectives on China written by an insider.

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Low on the Hai: Shanghai the lucky city

This is part of a series of cross-strait pieces by acclaimed British novelist Jonathan Chandler, currently residing in Shanghai.
This piece is EXCLUSIVE to The Wild East.

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The Meltdown of English Teaching in Taiwan

English teachers in Taiwan, after living a rich life and surfing the wave of bushiban madness for a decade, are now leaving and forced to leave the country in droves. Here’s why.

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The Rise of The Bushiban in Taiwan

This piece, originally titled, “The English Language Business: a brief perspective”, is the first in a series called “Low on the Hai”, a chatty lowdown on the other side of the Strait by British novelist Jonathan Chandler, who is currently based in Shanghai.

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Aussie marries in Aboriginal affair

For the Huang family, it was the marriage of a decade…

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'The Betelnut Experience'

By Trista di Genova. Originally published in The China Post 3/29/09 Kelvin “MC Insatiable” Alders is from Edmonton, Canada. KELVIN: I chew betelnut every time I hang out with my Taiwanese boys. Half my hiphop crew chew it, so whenever they come around we chew it together. There are two

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Scott Sommers enlightening the blogosphere

Google Scott Sommers, and you’ll get over 2.2 million responses. Why? His blog covers a litany of subjects affecting both Taiwanese and foreign teachers, from job-search strategies, to education policy.

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