Not many laowai can claim to have become ‘Big in China’, the only person I can think of would be DaShan maybe? Well, Alan Paul can also claim that title, or at least he does in making that the name of his book about life in Beijing as a trailing spouse and ‘rock star’. I’ve [...]
Tags: Beijing 人, bookworm, jianghu, live music
Eileen Wen-Mooney is one of my inspirations / references in terms of Chinese food in general and her book, Beijing Eats, should be required reading for just about anyone that is visiting China and appreciates a good meal. Lillian Chou happens to be one of my new favorite food reviewers and the dining editor for [...]
Tags: bookworm, eileen wen mooney, lillian chou
There is something in the air right now and no, I am not talking about the pollution or the nasty aromas of Stinky Tofu. It seems like the Gods above decreed that March be the month of culture in Beijing: There are no less than 3 festivals taking place right now so the hardest thing [...]
Tags: books, bookworm, Francophone festival, jue festival
What once started as my personal ramblings has morphed into the number one collective resource about underground live music in Beijing and China. All bands, all music, all Rock n Roll, all the time with a little side of eclectic topics
The Food-related posts are stopping on 'daze! They have a new home over at The Noodle Diaries where you can find all the tales of my stomach's adventures through the universe of Chinese Food
