I spoke in Lanzhou on Thursday, in Gansu Province, as part of a festival promoting the revival of the Silk Road as a market for international trade. The sponsors were Time Weekly, Readers Group (a wide circulation, Readers Digest kind of publisher...www.duzhe.com), and the provincial government.
Here's an interview published in China Daily:
诺贝尔经济学奖得主埃尔文·罗斯：中国市场必须由中国经济学家设计
作者：孟肖 来源：时代周刊 2016-09-20
And the Yellow River has some beautiful bridges: I took these photos from a riverboat at night.
I recommend the Lanzhou beef noodles, which I had for lunch The banquet food in Lanzhou is also easy for Americans--fish, lamb, beef and Yak were prominent. (Yak is a kosher animal, by the way...). And toasting goes on throughout, not just in wine but in 100 proof rice liquor...
And in case you were wondering how to spell Erwin Ross in Chinese, I think this is it:
Here's an interview published in China Daily:
诺贝尔经济学奖得主埃尔文·罗斯：中国市场必须由中国经济学家设计
作者：孟肖 来源：时代周刊 2016-09-20
Google translate renders the headline this way: Nobel laureate Erwin Ross: Chinese market must be designed by a Chinese economist
Author: Meng Xiao Source: Times 2016-09-20
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| Kwong Sunrise Photo--Al Roth |
The provincial museum is well worth a visit.
And the Yellow River has some beautiful bridges: I took these photos from a riverboat at night.
I recommend the Lanzhou beef noodles, which I had for lunch The banquet food in Lanzhou is also easy for Americans--fish, lamb, beef and Yak were prominent. (Yak is a kosher animal, by the way...). And toasting goes on throughout, not just in wine but in 100 proof rice liquor...
And in case you were wondering how to spell Erwin Ross in Chinese, I think this is it:
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阿尔文·罗思，您好！
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