Comments on: Thick into paper http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/ Wed, 07 Jan 2009 03:31:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: Del Bird http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-23731 Thu, 13 Nov 2008 03:20:25 +0000 http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-23731 fhwrqlgqrg0wiq8n fhwrqlgqrg0wiq8n

]]> by: Ali http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-15286 Wed, 29 Aug 2007 06:33:19 +0000 http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-15286 Hi Jamie, I'm not sure if the papermaking village had a name, but it was just outside the village of Fuyang on the road to Hangzhou. Hi Jamie,

I’m not sure if the papermaking village had a name, but it was just outside the village of Fuyang on the road to Hangzhou.

]]> by: Jamie Martin http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-14954 Thu, 02 Aug 2007 17:50:24 +0000 http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-14954 What was the actual name of the village that you visited to see the production of the paper? What was the actual name of the village that you visited to see the production of the paper?

]]> by: aspiration. » Making Paper the Traditional Chinese Way. http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-699 Mon, 18 Sep 2006 06:48:01 +0000 http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-699 [...] Link - via atongchan [...] […] Link - via atongchan […]

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]]> by: Ali http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-499 Thu, 17 Aug 2006 15:35:57 +0000 http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-499 BJWoman, I'm sorry, but what exactly should I look into? BJWoman, I’m sorry, but what exactly should I look into?

]]> by: Ali http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-498 Thu, 17 Aug 2006 15:32:41 +0000 http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-498 Hi Murry, Thanks for the compliments! Hangzhou and Beijing really are terrific places--and you're right that they couldn't be more different :). Feel free to drop me an email at editor@thevortext.com if you're interested in chatting further. The book is called "Hangzhou" and it's the first original English-language travel guide devoted to the city...it's for sale in a number of stores in Hangzhou, as well as in some bookstores in Beijing. Hi Murry,

Thanks for the compliments! Hangzhou and Beijing really are terrific places–and you’re right that they couldn’t be more different :). Feel free to drop me an email at editor@thevortext.com if you’re interested in chatting further. The book is called “Hangzhou” and it’s the first original English-language travel guide devoted to the city…it’s for sale in a number of stores in Hangzhou, as well as in some bookstores in Beijing.

]]> by: BJWOMAN http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-490 Thu, 17 Aug 2006 05:54:36 +0000 http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-490 "Along with gunpowder, clocks, and noodles, the Chinese are said to have invented paper. "-----ALI, would you plz look into that MORE CAREFULLY? “Along with gunpowder, clocks, and noodles, the Chinese are said to have invented paper. “—–ALI, would you plz look into that MORE CAREFULLY?

]]> by: Murry http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-435 Thu, 03 Aug 2006 09:51:39 +0000 http://thevortext.com/2006/03/thick-into-paper/#comment-435 Hi Ali and Zen master, We have just returned from Beijing and Hangzhou (actually other way around) - really like this blog and wish I'd found it before we left. But - the posts bring back great memories. I'm back there in September on business so will have more chances to explore instead of the rush visit this time. Loved Hangzhou - loved Beijing - both so different - from the rush to the serene rush :) Any chance to swap some more impressions and ideas on Hangzhou and Beijing ? BTW - what book and where is it - now I'm curious ? Hi Ali and Zen master,
We have just returned from Beijing and Hangzhou (actually other way around) - really like this blog and wish I’d found it before we left. But - the posts bring back great memories. I’m back there in September on business so will have more chances to explore instead of the rush visit this time. Loved Hangzhou - loved Beijing - both so different - from the rush to the serene rush :)
Any chance to swap some more impressions and ideas on Hangzhou and Beijing ? BTW - what book and where is it - now I’m curious ?

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