Why People Don’t Use Voice Mail in China
People in China don’t use calendar as often as United States. I talked about it in a blog entry back in 2005: Do You Have a Calendar?. I also talked about Why Classified is NOT Popular in China, Yet....
View ArticleWhole Society is the Biggest Network Effect
I chatted with Doug on this the other day about the difference between people in China and US. I have written on this topic in many articles: Why People don’t Use Voice Mail in China Do You Have a...
View ArticleFrench Concession and Shanghai’s History
Just when I opened a new entry before me and wondered what to write to day, Stephen left a comment, which can be a very good topic to start a discussion. I was reading the website of the restaurant...
View ArticleOOB for Three Days
I feel I over used my eyes in the previemts days. Need to give my eyes some rest. I promised Wendy and myself not to touch my computer this weekend.
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Lining up for Metro – Part II
This is the second post about lining up in Shanghai metro after I posted the first entry about it (Lining up for Metro?) three and half years ago. These days, when I started to take metro again, I...
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People Started to Wait at Red Lights
Taken at Guangyuan Road, and Gongcheng Road Taken at Guangyuan Road, and Gongcheng Road, at 8:50 AM, rush hours Look at this photo. That is a normal day in rush hours in the morning. People started to...
View ArticleGlobal Village
This morning, I am very happy to host two talented students – Chengyi from Shanghai Jiaotong University, and Echo from Stanford University. It brought me back to the days when we, as a company and as a...
View ArticleWorld Cup 2010
I have never been a football fan, and never tried to be one, or pretend to be one. The last time I was deeply impacted by World Cup was still back in 1994, one year before the College Entrance Exam –...
View ArticleWritten Chinese Keeps China United
One of my guesses (without any support) is, the written language of Chinese played a very important role in keeping China united as a country in the last 1000 years, although it separates, and then...
View ArticleChallenges to Trust
I started to re-think about the Google’s decision to withdraw from China. If the rumor “attack-from-within” turned out to be true, it is a very reasonable action. The company’s culture is built on...
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