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Maiji Shan - Part 2
Here are more photos from the Buddhist grottoes at Maiji Shan in Eastern Gansu Province:
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Originally from the midwestern United States, I lived in Xi'an, China for three and a half years between 2006 and 2009.
This blog attempts to present a snapshot of China seen through the lens of an American with experience living in the country.
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This blog attempts to present a snapshot of China seen through the lens of an American with experience living in the country.
I can be reached at markschinablog at gmail.com.
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Farwestchina.com's "Top Personal Blog"
One of Blogs.com's "Ten Must-Read China Blogs"
Wall Street Journal Link #1
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Top features:
Interview with "Superfusion" author, Zachary Karabell
Interview with entrepreneur, Robert Compton
Second-hand Smoke, Warmth, and Chatting with the (Soon-to-be) Inlaws
Top Ten Travel Destinations
Teacher Ma's Last Class
A Conversation with Edgar Snow
Sometimes the More Information You Have, the Less You Know
Texas-style Xenophobia
Crisis = Danger + Opportunity?
My Favorite Four Character Idioms
The Story of Zhang Liang Picking Up the Shoes
Fake Medical Ad
The Far West of the Far East
Pingyao's Romantic Bargain Charm
Atmospheric Optics
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