Recently, I co-hosted a poetry reading event at bookworm with my poet friend Helen Wing. Well, Helen was the driving force and the star and she just needed someone who can speak Chinese and English and knows a bit about poetry to facilitate. It was an honour for me. Apart from Helen, there was Xi… Continue reading peotry
I was invited to visit Dulwich College in Suzhou as the visiting author for their book month. They’ve been looking for a Chinese writer who can communicate with the students in English. It was not my highest paid speech gig but the positive response from the students was worth a million dollars! See below the… Continue reading My Visit to Dulwich College, Suzhou
This year let’s celebrate … China leading the world in wealthy self-made womenInternational Women’s Day: But Chinese women’s participation in politics is seriously lagging behind other countries Tweet this Share reddit this Lijia Zhang guardian.co.uk, Thursday 8 March 2012 08.00 GMT Article history About this articleClose This year let’s celebrate … China leading the world… Continue reading China is emerging as the leader for women in business – my piece in the Guardian
China’s marginalised workers are waking up to their rightsThe first signs of real trade unions and factory strikes may signal the end of China’s low cost, low human rights advantage Tweet this Share reddit this Comments (…) Lijia Zhang guardian.co.uk, Friday 2 March 2012 14.00 GMT Article history About this articleClose China’s marginalised workers are… Continue reading China’s low-cost advantage is over – my op-ed in the Guardian
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