Discovering new Chinese blogs on Israel is always fun. Yangzi Lazar is a Chinese girl who married an Israeli guy and has followed him to live in Israel. Her Chinese blogging is a bit too difficult for me to follow, but the little reading I was able to do was very interesting. Her latest blog entry - “有好人，才有坏人 - some people are good, some are bad” …

Chinalyst is hosting the Best China Blog Awards. The awards are split into a few China blog categories and you can cast one vote for as many blogs as you want. I believe this is an excellent opportunity for some Chinese blogosphere link-love. 
Although there are many wonderful China blogs out there that I follow regularly, here’s my personal China blogosphere recommendations that I enjoy regularly (in no particular order): 
Business-Law Blog
There are some really excellent blogs in this category. I strongly recommend reading and following all of those, and still…

China Law Blog (vote for China Law Blog)
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In the past month, we’ve been revisiting some of the main tourist attractions in the Jerusalem and central-Israel area. It’s the second time I actually take the time to tour around a little, the first time - “Around Israel in 20 days” - being in mid-summer, and it’s quite remarkable that I discovered some incredible sites in my area that I knew nothing about, especially here in Jerusalem. Here’s a little taste of what we’ve seen and where we’ve been to: Jerusalem City of David - South to Old City Jerusalem “Where it all began” - City of David (Wikipedia) is a 3,000 years old city where the bible’s King David established …

The Israeli blogference was a 2 day conference about the local and international blogging world. I arrived late at the end of the 2nd day with my personal Taiwanese blog-expert. I didn’t attend any of the seminars and presentations, but still - here are some quick notes about the short time I was there:

More people know me than I thought - I’m an Israeli blogosphere anonymous, and yet - somehow - people seemed to know who I am, or at least know some of my Israeli online activities. As I was talking to people, someone would pass by and the person I …

The German version says three, but in the Hebrew version one of them got lost. The German version says the policeman asked a question, the Hebrew version he drove them away. Help me find where one Chinese man went missing to and how come the policeman turned aggressive.
When I grew up, my parents loved to play this singing game with me (Hebrew, followed by English):

שניים סינים עם כינור גדול
ישבו בצד הכביש ופיטפטו בקול גדול.
בא שוטר, גרש אותם, וזה הכול.
שניים סינים עם כינור גדול.
2 Chinese men with a big violin,
were sitting at the side of the road and chatting loudly,
then came a policeman, drove them away, and that is all.
2 Chinese men with a big violin.

The game was …