Entries from The Unofficial Stanford Blog tagged with 'Dunhuang'
I should not have eaten that camel.
I wonder if they knew. So, I'm back in Beijing now after a ten-day trip to the southwestern cities of Dali (Yunnan) and Chengdu (Sichuan). I attended a week long conference called Crossing Borders and Paradigms: Anthropology of Southwest...
The Taiyuan Uprising of 2007 (太原起义)
Where in the world is Professor Mullaney When the balding Chinese man in his sixties began to pound the information counter repeatedly, his voice growing hoarse from berating the stunned airline attendant, I knew that the situation had truly...
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