Comments on: The Highway to Hell (a.k.a. The Road to Qingyang) http://blog.chineseoutpost.com/2006/02/04/the-highway-to-hell-aka-the-road-to-qingyang/ An American who taught in China in 1993-94 returns for a visit in 2006 with his native Chinese wife and their two pre-schoolers. Sat, 22 Oct 2011 03:14:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Pat http://blog.chineseoutpost.com/2006/02/04/the-highway-to-hell-aka-the-road-to-qingyang/comment-page-1/#comment-2997 Pat Fri, 09 Mar 2007 13:57:58 +0000 http://blog.chineseoutpost.com/2006/02/04/the-highway-to-hell-aka-the-road-to-qingyang/#comment-2997 It amazes me that many people here still don't understand the idea that F = mass * velocity, and that if you get popped by something bigger than you, you are going to lose. Of course, this gets into many aspects of mentality, which we don't quite have the time nor space to explore. Cheers! It amazes me that many people here still don’t understand the idea that F = mass * velocity, and that if you get popped by something bigger than you, you are going to lose. Of course, this gets into many aspects of mentality, which we don’t quite have the time nor space to explore.

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]]> By: Postcards from China » The Scene in Qingyang, Jinjiang, Fujian http://blog.chineseoutpost.com/2006/02/04/the-highway-to-hell-aka-the-road-to-qingyang/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Postcards from China » The Scene in Qingyang, Jinjiang, Fujian Mon, 03 Apr 2006 17:10:29 +0000 http://blog.chineseoutpost.com/2006/02/04/the-highway-to-hell-aka-the-road-to-qingyang/#comment-21 [...] I wrote awhile back about The Highway to Hell that is the road from Anhai to Qingyang here in Fujian Province???s ???Jinjiang??? region, but since then, I’ve been able to check out a bit more of what nearby Qingyang has to offer–my Wife’s Younger Sister lives there, and her Young Brother works there–and I have to say that I???m impressed. Qingyang is a small city developing in a way that reflects thought, planning, foresight, and a sense of ???community??? on the part of those in charge. (Maybe it even has something akin to–gasp!–a ???city planner.???) I’ve also realized that Anhai, on the other hand, is a large town that for the most part develops only ???privately.??? The streets and alleyways are filthy; only when you get behind the high walls of someone???s gated courtyard and into their large home, or into a restaurant or store catering to the locals, do you see much ???development.??? [...] [...] I wrote awhile back about The Highway to Hell that is the road from Anhai to Qingyang here in Fujian Province???s ???Jinjiang??? region, but since then, I’ve been able to check out a bit more of what nearby Qingyang has to offer–my Wife’s Younger Sister lives there, and her Young Brother works there–and I have to say that I???m impressed. Qingyang is a small city developing in a way that reflects thought, planning, foresight, and a sense of ???community??? on the part of those in charge. (Maybe it even has something akin to–gasp!–a ???city planner.???) I’ve also realized that Anhai, on the other hand, is a large town that for the most part develops only ???privately.??? The streets and alleyways are filthy; only when you get behind the high walls of someone???s gated courtyard and into their large home, or into a restaurant or store catering to the locals, do you see much ???development.??? [...]

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