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Improving COVID-19 pandemic response in distressed communities and a smarter, controlled approach to economic reopening

Improving COVID-19 pandemic response in distressed communities and a smarter, controlled approach to economic reopening

by jorahkai | Oct 14, 2020 | Blog, Blog2, Chongqing, China, Contributors, Jorah Kai

Improving COVID-19 pandemic response in distressed communities and a smarter, controlled approach to economic reopening. Abstract While some countries, nations, and peoples have fared quite well against the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak in their area, others have been...
October 12 – Bamboo Wailing in The Forest (Jod Says Wear a Mask)

October 12 – Bamboo Wailing in The Forest (Jod Says Wear a Mask)

by jorahkai | Oct 12, 2020 | Blog, Blog2, Chongqing, China, Contributors, Jorah Kai

Day 266. I used to be a dancer. That’s not to say I was a great dancer, just that it’s what I did. There was a time, as a teenager, when going out all night, to elusive and underground warehouse parties and dancing until well past the dawn was my raison...
Saturday, October 3 – Lost and Found

Saturday, October 3 – Lost and Found

by jorahkai | Oct 7, 2020 | Blog, Blog2, Chongqing, China, Contributors, Jorah Kai

Day 259. I found my favorite socks. They were hiding right where I imagined they’d be, in the top third of a ‘scarves and wooly socks’ bag, stored away since last March, mistakenly, overzealously chucked in amongst the cold weather things. I know a...
October 1 – Maximize Your Golden Week Holiday: Travel Kit and Virus Prevention Tips

October 1 – Maximize Your Golden Week Holiday: Travel Kit and Virus Prevention Tips

by jorahkai | Oct 1, 2020 | Blog, Blog2, Chongqing, China, Contributors, Jorah Kai

In China, it’s already October first, and this year is special, it’s both the Mooncake festival and the first day of the 8-day national holiday. This holiday is profound for traditional Chinese culture, a family gathering to sample the autumn harvest, eat...
Livestream Chat about Kai’s Diary: A Pandemic Journal

Livestream Chat about Kai’s Diary: A Pandemic Journal

by jorahkai | Sep 30, 2020 | Blog, Blog2, Chongqing, China, Contributors, Jorah Kai

So after an incredible journey, I managed to publish my diary in China. This is the English edition, for sale on Amazon.cn, paper copies will be out soon. The Chinese version is about to drop as well and it’s being reformated to sell in the West via a Canadian...
Interlude: Chongqing Juicy Grapes

Interlude: Chongqing Juicy Grapes

by jorahkai | Sep 4, 2020 | Blog, Blog1, Chongqing, China, Contributors, Jorah Kai

I was asked this summer, after my birthday, around mid August, to go up to Nan San (mountain) and perform something with Chongqing’s most famous and prestigious painter, Master Feng, famous for his paintings of grapes. I wasn’t really sure what it would be...
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