I have noticed that from time to time my
blog has been read in China ,
there are a lot of folk in China ,
and it is a huge place with strange interesting cultures and strange
interesting politics. You see China
like all so called super powers has a paranoid political system. Now if you are
reading this in China I am
not being nasty because it is the same in Russia ,
America , Britain and Europe
. . . . It is the way of world politics.
The reason I bring this up is because I am
the Slightly Eccentric Child of Cyberspace with a cyberspace based diary in
several locations and it is interesting from time to time to try and work out
who reads my diary and how easy it is to find my diary. So it was with great
interest that I have noted that if I use a Chinese search engine to look for
myself, I don’t appear to exist. Well that is not very nice. I now have to work
out why the powers that be in China don’t like me, I am surely not a subversive
dissident, well I don’t think I am, I have been known to grumble a bit OK quite
a lot. Some think it is because my diary makes little if any sense in English
and so in Chinese it might look WELL COOL, but in terms of rational reasoning
with a good sub-plot where Mr Jones finally reveals he is in fact the very nice
Steven Spielberg casing the diary prior to making an offer I can’t refuse . .
. . . . . . Sadly NO.
I will say that one thing China
is good at though is making stuff they do some seriously good quality products
these days and I would recommend everyone wanting large volume and a decent
price to consider some of their reputable well established companies . . . ...
Do you think I might get a mention in a search engine now … OOOOooooooo go on….
I slightly singed my thumb
today which for a short time was a bit sore but is OK now, I also did some
scavenging and got four metal framed tables which are part of a cunning plan in
recycling. What is rather annoying is at present on TV there is a program where
a chap is making a super beach hut with recycled stuff. Fine but he turns up
with bits of oak from the hulls of ships and aeroplane parts and old scaffold
poles, now old scaffold poles are like gold dust in a place with no gold dust
and a mad lady with a vacuum cleaner. So great, but us normal chaps have to run
off with a large vegetable oil tin from outside the local takeaway and rusty
tables with chipboard tops that need burning, resulting in a slightly singed
thumb.
As the old Chinese saying
goes . . . . . . . Do not look at what
you see, but see the possibilities of what you look at.
I am good at making up old
Chinese saying . . . . .
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