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Happy Chinese New Year, everyone 🐍 Xin Nian Kuai Le, Gong Xi Fa Cai, Wan Shi Ru Yi

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I must give Ty (泰 Tài) Lawson , a Shout Out! When our mandarin-fluent children took their first trip to China [Beijing, Chengdu, Zunyi], he kindly interviewed our children ahead of their Epic trip. The article helped us cover the costs of our journey. We had the opportunity to visit 3 different tier cities and explore the various cultures in each region. In gratitude Mr Ty! Xie xie The article: https://lnkd.in/ddwVB5M

Chinese New Year is coming..

A great article written by my addictions professor from the University of Georgia - speaking on what we as parents, teachers, counselors, etc. can do for our kids who are faced with the digital era we are in today and how to fight against what is coined here as “digital media overdependence”.

Japanese kids are taught to keep their mouths shut until the other person is done talking. That’s why if you keep talking non-stop for an hour, we will endure a whole hour without uttering anything meaningful. Kyoto people basically follow the same code of conduct but they’re a special kind of Japanese people because they have a unique way of hinting that you’ve talked too much. So you’re going on and on about statistics for a sport that the Kyoto person doesn’t even know the rules of, and suddenly, the Kyoto person says: いやースティーブさん、ええ時計してはりますな Steve-san, you’ve sure got a really nice watch. He compliments your watch. And you’re like, “Thank you.“ But what the Kyoto person is trying to convey is, “Please notice how much time you have expended babbling!!” Enjoy Kyoto ☺️❤️ ▶︎ Hi, I’m Kyota, the author of Amazon Best Sellers [Folk Tales of Japan], [Underdogs of Japanese History], and [Horror Tales of Japan]. Please check out my books on Amazon or from my profile page at ☺️: https://lnkd.in/gmv5jqmj #japanese #kyoto #japaneseculture #japaneselanguage #japan #japon #japantravel #traveltips https://lnkd.in/gkVFbPZn

I found this post to be very interesting. Clearly, a league table featuring best to worst. But also need to consider the starting point. Look at the EM vs the DM. A fascinating look, with some idiosyncratic subplots and a value stories embedded within. Jacqueline, thanks for sharing! Something to think about.

As the Snake symbolizes wisdom and flexibility, may you navigate the year with keen insight and find success in every endeavor. Happy Chinese New Year from Roben, Gong Xi Fa Cai!