Broke out of Britain during the 1980s and explored the world. Now back to this confused island looking outward and wondering, where next?
China & EU watcher.
@ChrisMasonBBC the narrative that the current government is ruining the economy (and raising lots in taxation) should be considered in light of this... https://t.co/KGx83xG2I8
@ChrisMasonBBC the narrative that the current government is ruining the economy (and raising lots in taxation) should be considered in light of this... https://t.co/KGx83xG2I8
1/ The past several days have been an interesting time to visit China for meetings with government officials, scholars, business leaders, etc. A few brief reflections: counterparts have emphasized Chinaβs leaders will not countenance being seen as passive in response to US (π§΅).
@tongbingxue The first line is 'To my friend'. If the second word on the second line is a surname, it likely ends '... ing', possibly 'King'. The first three letters of the signature look to be 'Vic...'.
@chinarhyming This would seem to start the process of undermining a 'free' Internet in HK in favour of one similar to that on the mainland. Inevitable of course.
@StephenMcDonell Seven years I was here. Many of them in Beijing. This is my first CNY though. The amount of fireworks are utter madness but hilarious. ζ°εΉ΄εΏ«δΉ
@chinarhyming Serifs on a font make letters and words a little more difficult for visually impaired people to read. The same is true for the width of the strokes. It is why Gill Sans works so well. This point may have been missed.
@chinarhyming Finished. Not many reads end as well as this one does. There's one stand-out line towards the end relating to Pamela that will remain with me for a long time. If you see this tweet, do pick up a copy of #MidnightinPeking