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Gansu Travelogue 4: Leaving Gansu for Sichuan (Over the Hills and Far Away)
En route to Jiuzhaigou...
Aug 26
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Gansu Travelogue 3: Temples, Horses, and more Temples in Tibetan Gansu
This is Part 3 of my Gansu-Sichuan travel series, retracing my 11-day trip in September 2024 traveling overland from Lanzhou, Gansu to Chengdu, Sichuan.
Aug 13
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David Fishman
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Gansu Travelogue 3: Temples, Horses, and more Temples in Tibetan Gansu
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July 2025
Gansu Travelogue 2: Off the Beaten Track in Linxia City
My vist time visiting the "Little Mecca" of China
Jul 21
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Gansu Travelogue 2: Off the Beaten Track in Linxia City
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Gansu Travelogue 1: Tracing Back the Vicious Yellow River
My first meeting with China's mother river in Gansu
Jul 7
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June 2025
Understanding Chinese City Tiers 2/2: Who's The Best? What's "Average?"
Actually we can learn a lot from Yicai's annual rankings of Chinese city tiers...
Jun 24
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David Fishman
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Understanding Chinese City Tiers 2/2: Who's The Best? What's "Average?"
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Understanding Chinese City Tiers 1/2: What's a Tier Anyway?
3rd Tier? 5th Tier? New 1st Tier? What does it all mean?
Jun 13
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David Fishman
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Understanding Chinese City Tiers 1/2: What's a Tier Anyway?
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March 2025
Where Mists meet Dreams: A Father’s Resolve in Rural China
This is a repost of a essay first posted to Twitter on May 16, 2024.
Mar 18
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David Fishman
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Where Mists meet Dreams: A Father’s Resolve in Rural China
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February 2025
China Taxicab Chronicles 7: Lonely Mr. He
A single older gentleman shares his thoughts on ceramics, Shanghai, Chinese New Year, and preserving traditions
Feb 2
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David Fishman
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China Taxicab Chronicles 7: Lonely Mr. He
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January 2025
Focusing on China's Carbon Emissions Misses the Forest for the Trees
No matter whether China's carbon emissions peak in 2024, 2025, or as late as 2030, I think we should be highlighting something else...
Jan 6
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Focusing on China's Carbon Emissions Misses the Forest for the Trees
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December 2024
Local Tourism, Corrupt Officials, and Jiang Zemin's "Black Heart"
A guesthouse owner's story from Jinyun County, Lishui
Dec 30, 2024
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Local Tourism, Corrupt Officials, and Jiang Zemin's "Black Heart"
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October 2024
Faces of Jingmaishan 4: Northeastern Coffee Bro Finds His Zen on the Mountain
This is Part 4 of my 4-part Faces of Jingmaishan series, which are short vignettes of people I met and conversations I had in Jingmaishan, a tea…
Oct 23, 2024
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Faces of Jingmaishan 3: Grandma's Milk Tea
Chatting with a middle-aged milk-tea vendor about the development of her village
Oct 6, 2024
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