6/23/11
What makes me feel happy? 什麽是讓我快樂的事情?
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Outside, the swirling clouds on the top of the Alps were clearing away. Inside the study, I finally finished the design project from hell....
6/11/11
Would you stop tickling me? 可不可以停止搔癢呢?
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The sweet scent of peonies coiled with the fresh breeze coming from the Lake of Geneva , dancing around in and out of the garden. With the ...
6/7/11
A Drinker’s Haiku 飲酒人的俳句
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While walking through the vineyards in Burgundy , I spontaneously composed a Haiku for fun: Even in Burgundy, how I long for Burgundy ...
5/27/11
Lomo Me
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by Zone Hou by Zone Hou by Zone Hou The photographs of Henry Cartier Bresson inspired me to take up street photography. I often...
5/20/11
The Most Beautiful Things 最美麗的事物
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Traditional shoes I found in the old district in Shanghai They are for stories about things of long ago. They are for giving you nic...
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5/12/11
In Cheng Huang Miao, the City God Temple of Shanghai 在上海城皇廟裡
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I saw this man in an ancient Chinese costume––– I was thinking about what he was thinking about. 我的好奇心被這位身著中國古裝的男士挑起––– 我–在–想–他–在–想–什–麽...
5/9/11
Tian Zi Fang, the fragrance to the stage 田子坊,粉墨登場的明星味。
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What pulled me into the labyrinth-like Tian Zi Fang at night wasn’t the stylish fashion boutiques or the modern art galleries, but the sme...
5/4/11
Smell of the Past in Shanghai 老上海的味道
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JinXian Road (進賢路 ) While strolling around the alleys of Lu Pu district, Puxi, just west of Shanghai, I was confronted by what nostrils ...
4/19/11
My First Impression of Shanghai 與上海的第一次接觸
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Shanghai is blanketed with a thin layer of tissue––– the greyish air, the powdery flavor. 上海像是蓋了一層的薄紗––– 灰灰的空氣, 粉粉的味道。
4/11/11
How to Get to Know Taiwan in Five Days 如何在五天之內認識台灣
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traditional market in Jiali, Tainan traditional market in JiaLi, Tainan AnXi night market in Jiali, Tainan AnXi night market in J...
4/1/11
The Smell of China 中國的味道
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The chrysanthemum, is one of the four symbolic seasonal flowers in China (the others are being the orchid for spring, the bamboo for summer,...
3/27/11
Confucius Temple Red 孔廟紅
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In western cultures, red color symbolizes sexual energy, youth, vivacity and stimulation. Red is power, hence the red power ties for busi...
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3/23/11
The Art on the Swallow Tail Roof 燕尾脊屋頂上的藝術品
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My favorite street in Tamsui, Zhen Li street (淡水真理街) Green with the drip of dew and rain, the moss address itself like art on the roof...
3/16/11
Pray for Japan 替日本祈福
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Dear friends, while we're worry about should the Japanese radioactive fallout reach our shores, let's pray for the survivors of the ...
3/11/11
Tamsui in Rain 雨中的淡水
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Tamsu i without rain is like something without... something else 沒有雨的 淡水 就好像缺了... 什麽的什麽
3/9/11
It Can Be Cold in Taipei. 台北是可以很冷的。
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cold in Mandarin I almost forgot how cold it can be in Taipei... Regardless of the occasional drizzle and misty wind, I set out to red...
3/2/11
Lecturing at Xue Xue 在學學開課
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I look forward to sharing my story of Taiwan with you once I finish my lectures at Xue Xue Institute , a "Learning Platform" f...
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2/12/11
Falling in Love with Marie Galante 戀上瑪麗加蘭
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A bakery with colorful interior, Grand-Bourg. An outdoor painting that depicts Caribbean living. The local farmers still use oxen ...
2/8/11
The Cabin Woven by Hand, with Heart 用心編織的小木屋
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The cabin, was woven simply by craftsmen, stick by stick like the rhythm of a heartbeat. As a designer, I understand that it's impossib...
2/3/11
The Blessing 祝福
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剛從歐洲抵達大雪茫茫的紐約,便隨即登門造訪位在中國城的推拿師父。師父喜氣洋洋地和我道聲“恭禧發財”,我才恍然大悟原來中國新年也已來訪。 中文的讀者們,在此獻上我的“祝福”。 Right after arriving in the snow-blanked New Yor...
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