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Tag: Piers Morgan

Bullish but refreshing

Alexander Wickham

January 9, 2012

If I ruled the world

Too many people just don’t know how to behave—or how to use words properly. Fines, jail and shoe-shining duty await them all

May 25, 2011

Dispatch from Moganshan, East China

The government has sold our beautiful local tea plantation to developers

December 15, 2010

China cafe: hunting wild boar

Winter is the season for building and renovating. But not all the changes are improvements

February 24, 2010

China café

Piers Morgan interviewed me for his ITV travel programme. I still have a certain notoriety, it seems

December 16, 2009

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