Considering the nature of hospitality that you’ve depicted in your writings, I naturally felt queasy when I thought of the most likely consequences if someone from your present host country, actually learns of what you’ve written in your blog.

Although the quake was a disaster, it’s also a great experience as far as your profession is concerned. Personally, I believe, not everyone is privileged to go through what you’ve gone through. The first-hand experience is what sets you apart from most of us, the viewers.

In the same breath, I wonder: Was Glenda ever a part of your entourage? Or, did she have her own crew to work with? Somehow, I’m really hopeful that she’s doing really well with her new job.

Do remember to keep writing, Yee Fong.

Good luck with your work; and try to keep your BP constantly in check while you’re in China.

Government control is strong and often too bureaucratic.

It is often the officials on the ground that are not too helpful and bossy.

The higher ups are usually helpful and friendly though..

Poor girl.. you got to fight your way in to report for us.

when are you coming back home..?