A Canadian in Beijing: The National Bird of China

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6-25-2007 @ 11:20PM

ctswift said...

Once again, a very interesting blog. You have not missed much in your daily activities. What you do see is always so much deeper and more meaningful than how the average passerby sees. Your observations have a heart and a soul. You are definitely going to miss the pulse of Beijing, but more importantly, we are going to miss reading about your experiences. It would be wonderful to have all of your blogs published into a book, so that one could sit down comfortably and review all of your visit more conveniently. A complete collection of your writing would be most timely for the up-coming Olympics, as well. People planning to visit Beijing would be delighted with this picturesque sneak preview of such an awesome place, especially when enjoyed and interrupted with such sensitivity by Ember Swift. China should be very grateful that you chose to spend your last three months there and were then able to so capably convey your impressions and your love for their country to the outside world. What a great accomplishment! We are very proud of your effort and skill as a writer. Looks good on you!
Congratulations Gadling for employing our Ember.
Love from Woodstock

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