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Virtual China is an exploration of virtual experiences and environments in and about China. The topic is also the primary research area for the Institute for the Future's Asia Focus Program in 2006. IFTF is an independent, nonprofit strategic research group with more than 35 years of forecasting experience based in Palo Alto, CA.
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Lyn Jeffery is a cultural anthropologist and Research Director at the Insitute for the Future, where she leads its Asia Focus Program.
Jason Li is currently a design research intern at Adaptive Path. He previously worked at IFTF & Microsoft Research Asia, and recently graduated from Brown University.
Nan Yang is a freelancer in Shanghai whose many projects include part-time Mandarin teacher at MandarinShanghai.com, assistant for Eric Eldred from Creative Commons, translating manager for gOFFICE, translator for MeMedia, member of Social Brain Foundation, and author of 1idea1day.com. She is also passionate to take part in small and innovative seminars in Shanghai.
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February 10, 2008

ChinesePera-Kun: mouse-over dicitionary for Firefox

Chinesepera

The title says it all. It's a bit slow for my taste and doesn't give me the traditional variants that I want, but check it out -- it's pretty handy and may be right for you.

Link: Firefox add-on link
Link: Author's homepage

Posted by jasonli on February 10, 2008 at 10:16 PM in Translation | Permalink

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Hello

I have a picture at home with some chinese writing and like to know what it mean.Can I send you the pics and can you help me?

Posted by: dominique harvey | February 17, 2008 at 09:41 AM

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