News Post 1, “How a Fake Network Pushes Pro-China Propaganda”

Carmichael, Flora. “How a Fake Network Pushes PRO-CHINA PROPAGANDA.” BBC News, BBC, 5 Aug. 2021, www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-58062630. Social media companies have noticed suspicious activity lately. A network has created over 350 fake social media profiles. The attack patterns and hashtags used by the perpetrators are vastly similar to “Spamouflage Dragon,” a network that has caused trouble… Continue reading News Post 1, “How a Fake Network Pushes Pro-China Propaganda”

An Entrepreneur’s story

As discussed in class, the theme that money matters was central to this story. When the main character was poor, Manshan would hardly look his way, and her mother was upset, even horrified at the fact that he was in love with her daughter. It was amazing to see how quickly things changed as he… Continue reading An Entrepreneur’s story

iApartment

This past week I have started to watch a Chinese sitcom called iApartment. I have started watching in season 4 which is confusing to jump into, but I have not yet found a version of previous seasons with subtitles. This season started out with an aside from one of the actors bringing the audience up… Continue reading iApartment

Cowboy Chicken Analysis

In “After Cowboy Chicken Came To Town”, Ha Jin explores the idea of an American owned chicken restaurant located in Muji City, China. There are many aspects of an American run business that are explored but Ha Jin focuses on Capitalism. One instance of this is when workers find out that they are getting paid… Continue reading Cowboy Chicken Analysis

The American Way

“After Cowboy Chicken Came to Town” is a story that follows the narrator, Hongwen, as he works at the American restaurant Cowboy Chicken in China under the ownership of Mr. Shapiro, an American capitalist. Time and time again throughout the story, the author makes it easy to identify the differences between American culture and Chinese… Continue reading The American Way

Money, Manshan, and Mrs. Pan

Every single person lives their life a bit differently, and Liu Feng, in “An Entrepreneur’s Story”, written by Ha Jin, certainly has taken notice of that. Liu documents a lot of the things he sees, like how money can change a person, how one guy wanted to “hook up” with his wife’s mother as a… Continue reading Money, Manshan, and Mrs. Pan