A lot can change within the space of a generation, as I'm sure many 'bbcs' will testify:
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Past, present and future from a 'B.B.C.' point of view.
Selected Posts
- Wanted: Chinese Women
- HK vs. UK Statistics
- The Battle of Hong Kong
- Side by Side
- 'Frozen In Time'
- Old Master Q comics aka 'Lo Fu Ji'
- Rice - To wash or not to wash?
- Old Hong Kong ID cards to become invalid
- Can Chinese parents still love you if they do things that upset you?
- Why do we make V signs in photographs?
- Goodbye, Oriental City
Blog Archive
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February
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- 'Confession of Pain' next for a Hollywood makeover.
- Pigazine - a Hong Kong podcast
- From Chinese refugee family to Harvard hockey star
- The N.T. - Experiencing Hong Kong's wilder side
- The evolution of Chinese cuisine.
- Presenting the bbc blog's Top 8 Pig Hall of Fame
- Year of the Pig already looking bad!
- Random Photo of the Day (or so)
- Desperate Microsoft asks, 'What's wrong with you A...
- Help me spread the word!
- Stupid rumours about Chinese restaurants. Will the...
- The QPR vs. China 'friendly' punch-up
- 'Sweet Mandarin' - perhaps the UK's 'Wild Swans'?
- 'BBC'? Cantonese not very good? This might make yo...
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Other 'bbcs' online
- Lisa Gan
- BBCRonin
- OneInchPunch.net: East Asian Cool
- juk!
- Almost Witty
- BBCZeitgeist
- Yu Chen Wang (artist)
- Take Away Thoughts
- Cherry Chan (YouTube)
- @MissYau
- Chinabie (YouTube)
- FusionView
- @bubzbeauty
- Madam Miaow says ...
- Ask-a-Chinese-Guy
- James Huang
- Tina Freeth
- BBC Pie
- Jon Jon's Blog
- Uncle Wong's blog
Links
About Me
- burntbreadboy
- London, United Kingdom
- A b.b.c (british-born Chinese) guy living in sunny London. You can email me at [my blogger username] at yahoo.co.uk
3 comments:
If include my great grandfather, I'm the 4th generation Chinese in Malaysia.
Are you the 2nd generation in UK?
My parents emigrated from HK and I was born in the UK, so I guess that makes me 2nd gen?
Yes. According to most people, the first generation are always the immigrants.
But to some others, the newly arrived immigrants do not count. So, it depends on who you're talking to. For me, it doesn't matter much.
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