#122 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Honorable Citizen of Taizhou & Taizhou's Spring Colors, 2010)

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April 17th 2010

Published: April 16th 2010

Thank you for your many letters and wishes of safety, after another earthquake has destroyed the lifes of so many Chinese in the Western Province of Qinghai, in the mountain county of Yushu. It is near the border of Tibet and Sichuan, but far away from my home in Taizhou, Jiangsu, in the East of China. The suffering of these wonderful and humble people can only be imagined. I cry when I see ... Read Full Entry

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Hans J. Schneider

Hans

After 38 years as a Foreign Language Teacher and Foreign Language Dept. Chair at Coral Gables Sr. H.S., and A.J. Professor of German at the University of Miami, I have left Florida in June of 2006, where my home is in Miami Beach, Florida, USA. I have just signed another year's teaching-contract (my 8th year now) with Taizhou University in the city of Taizhou, located about 3hrs north of Shanghai, in Jiangsu Province, CHINA. I thought it would be informative for others and rewarding for me personally, to log the progress of my efforts from beginning to end, as a Travel and Photo Jo... full info

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16th April 2010

Shane
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:-)
Congrats, Hans!

16th April 2010

Julie
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I'm glad you are well and I continue to enjoy reading your blog and viewing the wonderful pictures. Congratulations on your honor! Your friend always, Julie

16th April 2010

Garry Schneider
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A well deserved congradulation brother. I'm so very happy for you, living your life long dream. We do miss you though and the times we can't be together. Hope to see you next year...

16th April 2010

Mississippi
Alex Don

great ,you are well and happy all the time. enjoy reading your blogs.

16th April 2010

Maria Sabando
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Congratulations Mr. Schneider Im not surprised because you are always so committed to the people in your life. Still extremely proud to have had you as a teacher Much love and blessings Maria

16th April 2010

Kevin Watkins
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Well Done Hans
Well deserved and an Honour I am sure the The mayor of Taizhou was very happy to bestow on you Hans.

17th April 2010

Tracy
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Congratulations!
Congratulations, Hans! You deserve the honor! The city is becoming more and more beautiful. Enjoy your days in China!

17th April 2010

petitevoyageuse
Voyaguese

Voyageuse
Congratulation!!!! and enjoy this beautiful season of the flowers.

18th April 2010

Sue
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Way to go, Hans!
Hi Hans What a wonderful honour!! Well-deserved of course! I'm really looking forward to seeing everyone. I arrive May 20.

18th April 2010

Coky Michelw
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Congratulations, Hans!
Hans, what a great honor! I am so glad that you have been able to make this college town your home, and that you have adapted so well to your new culture. Keep sending those beautiful photos! Hugs! Coky

18th April 2010

verozone
THE WANDER LIFE author Veronica Pamoukaghlian

The wondrous spring
Your flower photos are a delight. Thanks for sharing them. Keep safe Veronica

19th April 2010

Rita Yager
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Congratulations!
Hans: Congratulations - I'm so proud of you and all your accomplishments. Please continue to send me these wonderful and interesting emails. I feel as if I am taking a course with you. The pictures are magnificent - keep them coming. So glad you are so happy. We miss you. Rita

20th April 2010

Jerry
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Happy for you
Thank you for the notes Hans. Congratulations on your many accomplisments and the most recent honor. Talk soon, I hope. Jerry

21st April 2010

Flora
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:)
Congratulations on your award! I am sure the award is more than well-deserved. It is no surprise that, just as you did back in the US, you have made such an impact in China.

23rd April 2010

June
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I found out today, that the most of the peach flowers were gone, yet still very few are blooming at the peak of their heydays. The azaleas are to catch up, with buds just popping out. The drifting scent was thick in the air after such a wet and cold period on the first day with the sun shining warmly. It's said that over a hundred of varieties of peach trees were planted in the garden, true? And, there is an even larger peach and pear farm at either side of the road heading Qingtong, the mature fruit-bearing trees are more beautiful, a lady told.

6th May 2010

mirgel
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congratulations
Congrats Herr Schneider, I'm sure that's a very high recognition there. Hope you are doing fine. Take care!

12th May 2010

Langyi
Andy Yao

Cool man!
The picture can be posted in the newspaper!

1st October 2010

frankie du berry
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'china' porcelain
Absolutely amazing! Congratulations for your new title as Honorable Citizen of Taizhou.

1st October 2010

frankie
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a few words
In which language are you speaking? Is Mandarin spoken by most people in Taizhou? or do they speak other tongues? Sorry about my silly questions! I used to follow your blog some years back and I was pleased to find it again. Best regards from France and congratulations to TTC.

1st October 2010

frankie
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silk processing
Very informative. Thanks for sharing. What's the recipe for the naked silk puppae as delicacies?!

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