Check out what happens to NY Times writer Matt Gross, when he travels Chongqing by the seat of his pants. He recommends a couple hostels that may prove useful to future Chonx travellers, but for the most part the article is more entertaining than informative. Read the full article here.
Dec 292010
Dec 082009
Anthony Kuhn gives a quick 3 minute overview of the Chonx in “Chongqing, China: Mountainous Terrain, Spicy Food“
Jul 102008
Starting tonight (Wednesday the 9th) in the U.S., the Discovery Channel will be airing a special series on the economic growth in China and what it means for the U.S. Most of the filming is done in our favorite city, the Chonx! Thanks to Dan over at the China Law Blog for the tip.
Here is a breakdown of the program schedule for those who can watch it when it airs (once there are clips available online I’ll be sure to post them here)
July 9-12 at 10 p.m. ET/PT
Part 1: Joined at the Hip — Wed., July 9, at 10 p.m. ET/PT
Part 2: MAOism TO MEism — Thur., July 10, at 10 p.m. ET/PT
Part 3: The Fast Lane — Fri., July 11, at 10 p.m. ET/PT
Part 4: It’s the Economy, Stupid — Sat., July 12, at 10 p.m. ET/PT
See complete program summaries and highlights.
“I wish that people who think they have no interest in or concern about China would just give it a try,” said Koppel, who has been producing long-form programs for Discovery since retiring from ABC in 2005. “Our future is so tied together with China’s future, and [the Chinese] get it. . . . The greatest tragedy of all would be if they keep plowing away at this and we become so relaxed about the permanence of America’s place in the world that we fail to see that there are people breathing down our necks.” (See article in LA Times)
If Ted Koppel thinks we should pay more attention to China, who are we to argue?
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