Monthly Archives: September 2008

过火

Posted on September 27, 2008 by kchew

Going too far (guòhuǒ)Singer: 张信哲 Jeff Chang (Zhang Xin4 Zhe2) Really like this ballad. The more I listened, the more I like this song.      shìfǒu duì nǐ chéngnuò liǎo  tài duō 是否 对 你 承诺 了 太 多 háishi … Continue reading →

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春风吻上我的脸

Posted on September 26, 2008 by kchew

Spring wind kiss against my face (chūnfēng wěn shàng wǒde liǎn)   A 1956 classic song by Yao Lee (姚莉 (Yao Lee). This song would be treasured by those of my parent generations and those who are grandparent nowadays. I  must say, … Continue reading →

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Embrace rise of China, Winchester urges West

Posted on September 25, 2008 by kchew

Simon Winchester is one of the very few Western writers who can look at China with benign understanding, and not jump into the anti-China band wagon and the usual conceited all knowing stance. He is also one who does not think that … Continue reading →

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China Shuns Paulson’s Free Market Push as Meltdown Burns U.S.

Posted on September 24, 2008 by kchew

An interesting article from Bloomberg, which previously had at times being rather pessismistic on China. China is proven right in following it’s own model, instead of keeping with the latest trend from the West.I believe the same will hold true for the political … Continue reading →

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有多少爱可以重来

Posted on September 17, 2008 by kchew

How much love can come again ( yǒu duōshǎo ài kěyǐ chóng  lái)   singer: 黃仲昆 (huang2 zhong4 kun)   Another sad ‘fen shou’ song. Lyrics is really deep …         chángcháng zéguài zìjǐ dāngchu bù yīnggāi 常常 … Continue reading →

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