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Michelberger Hotel
March 4th 10, 21:57
A 119-room hotel in an old factory building, was said to build for “built for Austrian carpenters, Swedish models, English rockstars, Japanese businessmen, German racing car drivers and American dudes.” I guess that’s just about every kind of people we know.

The 119 rooms offer a wide range choices for every visitor:
“Cozy”: Special for in-love couple;
“Loft” : A super-kingsize high bed with a sofa which could also be an extra bed. For a couple who want a bit more space for their lovin’, or two people who want to sleep in separate beds, or for three girlfriends;
“Band”: 4-5 Single Beds for your Families, Rockstars or Carpenters on the road;
“Michelberger WG”: the most economic choice and also an excited adventure, as you will never know who will be your roommates and spend nights with you~
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Run-around Chicken Century Egg
March 4th 10, 21:56
Back in my London days, I would organize a gang of 6 or 9 for dim sum on Sundays, it has to be 6, 9 or 12 due to the dim sum portions, but that will be another chapter another day. A regular stroll to the Chinese supermarket was important to complete the Sunday, and I often get asked about century egg, it often ended with some disgusted onomatopoeias. Whoever named it in English must be a dreadful PR person, or he or she just loved it so much and felt resentful to encourage non-Chinese potential century egg eaters.
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Chinese New Year Eve in Beijing
February 25th 10, 7:43
I cannot call a place home if I have not spent the most important holidays there.
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The Black Chick
February 25th 10, 7:31

I am one of those Cantonese girls who are vain enough to believe the mum telling her black chicken is so good for women, no questions will be asked when being told to eat something that just beautifies in general.
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Human bed warming service” available in Holiday Inn!
January 26th 10, 21:43

Having just come back from my 3 weeks 6-city- road trip in America, encountered all kinds of extreme weather on the way from New York to New Mexico, I am a big fan of warm and hard…bed.
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No Ordinary Paper Bag.
January 25th 10, 2:50
This is an outcome of a tribute to ordinary functional object in everyday life. It is no ordinary paper bag, designed by two of the great minds from Design Work USA, Kim Kim-s have something to say if they are not designing automobiles during the day.
This beautifully tailor Italian leather bag is proportionately identical with a standard paper bag, there is no designer kitsch for this one, it is just a discerning elegance that is modest and exceptional.
It is really refreshing to see simple, great quality and functional object in my usual days of visual feast. It was lovely to meet you guys in LA, sorry I was very drunk…
www.kimkimartifacts.com/
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The Belated Standard NYC.
January 25th 10, 1:00
It was a belated encounter with the Standard for two reasons: My flight to New York was icing up in the worse snow storm in Beijing airport, I got stuck on the run way for 5 hours, missed my connection flight in Shanghai, flew to Paris (I was in London just 4 days ago!) and finally arrived in the my favourite Apple after 23 hours!
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Pop Life exhibition at the Tate Modern – London Part II
January 25th 10, 0:52
My yearly visit to the Tate Modern was on one of the coldest day in January, the neon “Pop Life” sign was comforting against the grey sky and minus celsius degrees. £25 each is what I recalled one of the most expensive shows for entry at the Tate, but then it is for “Pop Life: Art in a Material World.” First impression was quite right.
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New Decade Part I: Decode @ V&A London
January 16th 10, 19:00

My trip back to London is always brief and a cruel battle with jetlag, it was well worth it for family and the fact that no other city in the world has inspired me so much every time, from the unique greyscale cityscape to the newest technology and design. Here are some of the highlights.
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Ni Hao!
January 16th 10, 17:38

Little me is back again, apology for my belated update in the new decade. I have been on route since the 21st Dec 2009, Beijing – London – Beijing – Shanghai – Paris – New York – New Orleans, I just checked in at Hotel San Jose on South Congress, Austin Texas! One more week to go on the road, I never been away from my studio for this long, anxious aside I can’t think of a better way to start 2010 by learning so much everyday! A belated happy new year to you and Slamxhype, it is going to be a brilliant one!
To Be Continue…
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“Lao Ke Le” Seagull Camera exhibition by Jellymon Shanghai
May 18th 09, 22:05

Few weeks ago I put up a post about Seagull brand camera. If you are in town this Friday, please come check out the show:
The Seagull Lao Ke Le exhibition will be held at Factory in a the beautiful 1933 architecture in Hong Kou Distrit in Shanghai . Showcasing photographs taken with the China heritage brand Seagull Camera’s classic SLR, Medium Format and Rangefinder cameras. The photographers involved in the show are up and coming and well known Chinese and international photographers, designers and musicians. The exhibition will also introduce the brand and it’s history and will display vintage cameras which will be for sale in The Factory shop.
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Bacon, Miso & Zuke
May 11th 09, 0:43
I want to introduce three live non-human in our Jellymon Beijing office:
Bacon

I had 4 fighting fish in the same tank… with beautiful water plants, but then fighting fish’s fighting nature… After killing other three…please meet Bacon – The lonely dictator.
Miso & Zuke

I got them last night, just like Bacon, they are from the Fish&Plant section in WalMart…
I named them after a Japanese pickle dish – Misozuke.
Miso Miso – oriental prince from the land of soup!
Zuke Zuke – handsome oracle from the garden of pickle!
Peace Out!
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Strawberry Festival – Summer music on the field with cool kids
May 6th 09, 23:00

Big thumbs up to the guys at Modern Sky put up such an amazing 3 day outdoor music festival. It was a extremely hectic weekend, but I managed to make it down to the last day.
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Badly Dressed Men…
May 6th 09, 19:46

Yes yes oh yay, I am OCD about putting things together, from layout, fashion to salad dressing. I don’t know if you ever experience waking up in the morning 8am and found out the person who spent the night in your bed was put together in “thou shall not be named” disaster, for that split second the only thing you would want will be some tequila washed down prozac tablets.
Men has completely gone bonkers in recent years, buying leggings that possibly diminishing their sperm counts, eyeliners, straighteners and way too much hair product that sabotage their dignities into a cross between a manga character and a in-the-closet gay hairdresser.
For those who does not share the obvious psychological confidence, they blend themselves into some average schmoe… like a familiar stream of everyday polluted air you’ll probably met at some point, as though he was some plain-face-girl named Mary’s boyfriend you met few years back at Jack’s birthday party somewhere east London… he was the one who sunk into the painted wall with some sick grime that bloke called Toothy projected on after 6 hours of sake-bomb…
The fun is to dress like you didn’t spend 2 hours matching your outfit, simply impeccable taste and good instinct… So darling if you fail to impress, fail better next time… or simply “ GIVE UP!”
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The Youth and The Destroyer
April 29th 09, 1:52
The Youth and The Destroyer is a new indie band from Shanghai, they played a secret gig somewhere few weeks ago, and was on the upcoming Nokia’s new campaign… So young and ready to destroy discretely.

Front man – Reggie
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