Overseas Chinese Web Guide

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Has e-mail replaced
the intimate face-to-face,
Do online chats end
with a paternal embrace,
Will our children learn
if they are not within sight,
Can we really know
whether their mood’s dark or bright.
SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: “A Working Parent’s Lament”, url: “http://www.hiwhy.com/2007/01/26/a-working-parents-lament/” });

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Photographer: Peter Morgan
The Wall Street Journal featured a story about liushou ertong, which refers to the roughly 22 million children left behind in the Chinese countryside while their parents seek higher-paying jobs in cities such as Shanghai. In China, small problems do not exist by mere fact of the population size. By way of [...]

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Every time I visit China, I always see Western families in the hotel lobby with their Chinese adopted children in tow. If you ever wonder what exactly become of them, how they are doing, and what struggles and challenges they face, here’s an interesting essay I found by Elizabeth Holmes, a Chinese adoptee, who [...]

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New York Times: Macao Surpasses Las Vegas as Gambling Center. Macao surpassed the Las Vegas Strip to become the world’s biggest gambling center in 2006, measured by total gambling revenue, according to industry analysts and government figures released today.
I suppose this is good news if you own or run a casino in Macao. [...]

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