Thieves and their money are soon parted. Could be karma at work.
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Sichuan Province in China is an enigmatic place with contrasting landscapes and colourful minority ethnic groups. From the fertile, luxuriant lowlands in east to the arid, frigid Tibetan plateau in the west, Sichuan is indeed Tianfu (heavenly home) regardless of which way you look at it and which part of Sichuan you find yourself.
In this rather unique travelogue, Singaporean adventurer Chan Joon Yee brings his 11-year-old son on the little one’s most challenging trip yet – from arduous, day-long bus journeys over 5000m passes to an earthquake in the love song city of Kangding. Read about some of the author’s tips, his insights, his breathless and poetic moments. Be inspired to try the same yourself – with a kid in tow.
It’s difficult to imagine that these profound words came from a handsome youngster, a drinking, partying, poetry-composing wayward monk by the name of Samyang Gyatso – better known as the 6th Dalai Lama of Tibet. Maverick or hypocrite? Genius or madman? Perhaps we’ll never know. I’m now reading his poems and feeling inspired to write my next novel.
If only the older and wiser people could have their youth back. There’s so much good that they can do.
Yes, that’s what some of our young ladies are like these days. Following childish youngsters on Twitter can be extremely rewarding.
Mr Brown’s tweet about the relationship between being an asshole and owning a BMW. That may actually boost sales!
Ah, the corny lines guys come up with when they want to impress a girl.
Chan Joon Yee’s interpretation of this tumultuous period in Chinese history. Coming soon on Kindle!