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April 14, 2007

Blog analysis of 花花世界

Huahuasijie

Two interesting features I noticed on 花花世界 (roughly translated as "Beautiful World"), the blog of 原小娟, a well-known food critic and magazine editor:

  1. As she was diagnosed with cancer, her blog's focus went from food & drink to her illness. Interestingly enough, some of the new posts meld the two topics together -- for example, a post about a herbal remedy.
  2. Her blogroll includes "Husband's blog" and "Son's blog", shown below:

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Unfortunately the child's blog doesn't actually seem like his own -- I assume his father ghostwrites it for him as he's referred to in 3rd person. It's interesting to see common posts that thread the three blogs together (sadly, these usually have to do with 原小娟's illness).

Via PostShow.

Posted by on April 14, 2007 at 10:03 PM in Blogs |

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