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Cancel Christmas?
[…] plans they decided to take two weeks off. What about us? We found an enthusiastic bi-lingual service, long but inspirational. Afterwards we headed off to a big hotel for lunch and internet. Somehow the “Jingle Bells” from the lobby piano made us both want to go back to our apartment. Before we left, we […]
Peoples of China
China’s Migrant Children
[…] the local municipal level. Consequently, implementation varies greatly from city to city. In cities where implementation is strict, public schools require parents to submit formal documentsincluding ID cards, temporary living certificates and employment certificates. Rural migrant parents, however, are undocumented laborers who often have trouble providing these documents. Moreover, students in unlicensed migrant schools […]
Same but Different
[…] it was a weekly appointment. Logistical challenges of a new term make for good stories as time passes—not so much when they happen. Being given one room number or time and the students another is always funnier later. So is showing up in a room with no furniture. Or discovering the campuses of your […]
Lead Article
The Three-Self Patriotic Movement
Divergent Perspectives and Grassroots Realities
[…] affairs authorities are some of the lowest paid and hence least-motivated personnel in the party-state hierarchy. With low pay and morale, these officials have little incentive to carefully study religious policies that require making distinctions between traditional and cultish groups. Furthermore, they quickly find that strict policy enforcement can backfire because recalcitrant believers can […]
I Wish They Knew
[…] in the restaurants there. Part of the reason is that they use different words for the same thing. In China, it is often seen that grandparents take care of children and live with their daughter’s or son’s family. Chinese children usually go to all kinds of after-school classes like English, piano, football, etc., leaving them […]
Why Not Shout Together?
The Joy of the Resurrection
[…] a shocking suddenness. At the service celebrating his life listeners were reminded that his soul was now home. It did not need to search for an allotted number of days for a place to settle, as locals would tell you. His God had long ago prepared a place for him and was welcoming him. […]
Reverse Culture Shock
[…] activities. We became used to it being a time when the whole country stops for a holiday. But now, because we are white and in Australia, our phones are not filled with celebratory messages and photos nor are we welcomed into the celebration. Here it’s a celebration for the Asians in the community, or […]
Skills No Longer Needed
[…] Learning language to the degree I can listen to conversations around me and have a bit of a sense of who is sitting in the same subway carriage. It’s rare to find a group of people speaking the language we learned in Asia in our new community here, and to listen in without divulging […]
Does a Story Go with This?
[…] shared meal. But I knew I wanted more. They left the restaurant laughing and shouting. As we entered my apartment something happened. Their voices lowered and cell phones came out. They went from decoration to decoration—snapping pictures of everything. The dean of the biology department asked where I would be sitting and turned his […]
What’s the Question?
[…] do you teach children right from wrong? Why do Americans want to leave home when they are 18? Do you believe in ghosts? Does everyone have a car? What do you do when you’re lonely? Do you eat pork? I told the listeners that these were not all asked in one day or even […]