Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones
David Fishmanstorytelling and commentary on the Chinese economic development model
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 47 | Subscribers | Read | feelingthestones.com |
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Swapping Urban Uncertainty for Auspicious Apples in a Corner of Rural Shanxi
This is the second article in my two-part Off the Beaten Track series of my visit to Linfen City in Shanxi, which I proposed might be the most median city in China. Catch up on Part 1 here.
Off the Beaten Track: How is Life in China's "Most Median City"?
I just spent several days exploring the city of Linfen (临汾) in southern Shanxi. Linfen could be the most average city in China - at least that was my hypothesis before arriving. But what does that even mean? And why does it matter? In this ...
A Photo/Video Essay: Driving National Road G214 North to Deqin County in Tibetan Yunnan
My journey through some of northern Yunnan’s most remote regions continues. Today, we’re heading north on the G214 National Highway from Shangri-la to Deqin County.
Digging for the Deeper Story in Yunnan's "Tibet Disneyland"
I’ve recently returned from an 11-day trip around northern Yunnan, flying into Lijiang and doing a big loop north to Shangri-la, north to Dêqên County, west to Nujiang’s Gongshan County, south to Fugong County, south to Lushui, east to Dali...
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