Posts Tagged ‘China’

Austenver

Austenver

This entry started as what would be a combination of two events, Austin and Denver. Thus the name, Austenver. Then, I started looking at all the great pictures and people from Austin, and I just couldn’t bring myself to pull the two events together.  As I type we’re en route to Denver, placing bets of [...]


Hello Hainan Aloecorp!

Hello Hainan Aloecorp!

Today was the Grand Opening of Hainan Aloecorp, a very significant accomplishment for the ECONET and particularly those involved in Hainan Aloecorp–which is run by CEO Jeff Han. The morning was relaxing, since we didn’t have to leave early it afforded me the opportunity to take a long walk on the beach and see the [...]


The Significance of Steadfastness

The Significance of Steadfastness

Tonight we arrived in Hainan Island, the southern most part of China. A gorgeous island that could be compared to the grandeur of Hawaii but with a different charm and atmosphere uniquely its own. I’ve never been to Vietnam, but it has what I imagine to be that sense of flair from the somewhat steamy–though [...]


The Whisper of Tienanmen Square

The Whisper of Tienanmen Square

Yesterday was the second day touring Beijing. Tiananmen Square was magical to me. Not really because of the “sights to see”, there isn’t much. It’s a very large open space, surrounded by Government buildings including the Grand Hall. It’s, instead, the experience and feeling of the history. Odd as it sounds, there’s a haunting atmosphere [...]


Do you need anything Mr. Ambassador?

Do you need anything Mr. Ambassador?

Yesterday was our first full day in Beijing. Regan is the only person who has been here before, so each of us were like little kids discovering one of the most unique cities in the world. The FLC members arrived into Beijing two nights ago, Saturday late into the evening (North America’s Friday). Within, I [...]