While in China, it dawned on me that the way people drive is an indicator of the county's politics.
Monday, September 28, 2009
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- Equipment Thoughts
- Driving an indicator of Chinese politics
- Warm Reunion in "Disneyland" Vineyard
- Size Matters In China
- Yantai Wine Festival Opening Ceremonies
- Almost didn't make it to the main event
- On Being a Photographer
- How long will they work for 23 cents a Crate?
- Counting Blessings in a Qingdao Shopping Mall
- Vineyard Lady
- The One Kid Rule
- The Chinese Expressway
- The 50 Pound Camera
- The Great Vineyard Divide
- The "Disneyland" of Chinese Wineries
- Forbidden City, A New Meaning
- All of a Sudden Freedom
- Blocked in China
- Will Culture handcuff Tongues?
- How cool are Photographers in China?
- China has Wineries?
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