Links 31 December 2007
- Scott Sommers points out an article on Taiwan's English-language blogs.
- Save the Dolphins on plans to reduce Taiwan's greenhouse gas emissions.
- The Only Redhead makes some comparisons between Taiwan and Korea.
- Jerome Keating has a declaration of the Presbyterian Church's support for Taiwan to enter the UN. Michael Turton has the bilingual version.
- Talking Taiwanese on student motivation.
- FiLi does an interesting ranking of Taiwan blogs.
- The New Hampshire Bushman has some winter food photos and Taiwanese food photos.
- Wasai has a great story about Taiwanese hospitality.
- Poagao informs that the Muddy Basin Ramblers CD can now be purchased online.
- You can find some great photos in the Top 20 Taiwan group at flickr.
- The Taiwan Journal has a review of what made news in Taiwan 2007.
- Two Taiwan bloggers explore Chiayi County: FiLi goes to Alishan and Andrew visits Bihu.
For more Taiwan blog links check my shared items at Google Reader. I recently started using del.icio.us and you can have a look at my Taiwan links there too.
For those in Taipei the MRT will be running all night to make it easy to get home after the new year's eve celebrations. Happy New Year!
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Mandarin ChinesePosted: December 31st, 2007 under Blogs & websites, Taiwan.
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Comments
Comment from David Reid
Time December 31, 2007 at 10:38 am
Well, you’ve kind of added the link yourself via the comment function. I do my best to include links from a variety of blogs, but I can’t link to everything and there are always some interesting posts that I might miss.
Comment from Ashish
Time December 31, 2007 at 12:02 pm
Yeah … but I thought it will look better in the post 
Anyways I love your blog. Great stuff 
Comment from Ashish
Time December 31, 2007 at 10:23 am
Could you please also add my post about visit to Mt. Bagau to this post?
http://ashlin.wordpress.com/2007/12/26/visit-to-mt-bagau-scenic-area-in-changhua/
Thanks
- Ashish