Today’s treat for you my little ones, is Sinosplice, a page of interesting links to blogs written by foreigners in China, Chinese people in China, and a few Chinese living abroad. As you might have guessed by now, the common theme is China 😛 I’ll be reviewing a few of the interesting ones soon, but I can already see quite a few really special ones. Some of the blogs have been blocked in China (they’re the ones with the beige background instead of white).
Today’s treat for you
Posted by naz on 23 August, 2005
https://nazmania.co.uk/2005/08/23/todays-treat-for-you/
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The Nazmanian Devil 
jessy
/ 23 August, 2005That is what I recommended to you (my little ones too) on my weblog.
I tried to link myself to there but for some reason I am still not on their list.
I think it is very interesting to see how other people live doing the same things as moving to another country/culture but with different direction as I am moving here and they are moving there!
Some of them can write perfect, very local Chinese better than I do. Well, I am Cantonese; my mandarin is horrible as Bing Bing always says!
Jessy
/ 23 August, 2005Diss is already boring enough. without any update from any weblog! oh.. Where am I going to live in this virtual world?!
Naz
/ 23 August, 2005I believe they have a very strict QUALITY procedure for allowing blogs on their links. Obviously, you are not there, which means…