Medieval Chinese Religions. McMaster Uni. Burning for the Buddha (Hawai'i 2007) pback 2016; Tea in China (Hawai'i, 2015), Chinese trans. 2019. Canadian, obvs.
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Thanks to all the awardees who contributed new and additional works! #BHM
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That’s where the term “sold down the river” came from.
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This is from Maddie’s instagram story late this evening. Her prof’s first and only instagram post — watching Maddie compete in the team event for Canada tonight.
Caption: “I’m so proud of you Maddie!”
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Just a short time ago Canadian figure skater Maddie Schizas with the updated we were all waiting for.
Her prof has granted her an extension on her assignment. I’ll ask about the exact response tonight after she skates.
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"Tea if the guy you bought it from was from Fujian, Cha otherwise..."
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The teenager was William Henry Perkin, a bit of a prodigy, who at 15 began studying with August Wilhelm von Hofmann at ICL.
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#Bat Pendant
#AncientChina, Neolithic, Hongshan Culture (c. 4700-2900 BCE)
8 x 5.5 x 1.5 cm, 95.5g
ID’d as “plum crystal,” presumably plum blossom jade
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ℹ️ bats are auspicious animals in Chinese culture - this little guy was likely a lucky charm 🥰