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Hi, I am John Lu.
I recently happened upon a popular talk show performed in Shanghainese. It was a satire about Shanghai and her people in the past 30 years. I related a lot to the performance which was about the culture, the people and the memory.
As an inspiration, I decided to start this blog. First and foremost, a place for me to log in good materials for future savoring or when I need a laugh. Secondly, to the extent it can bring some cheers to my friends, families and the visitors - all the better.
If you have anything in the public domain that you want to share, you are welcome to send me a note.
I recently happened upon a popular talk show performed in Shanghainese. It was a satire about Shanghai and her people in the past 30 years. I related a lot to the performance which was about the culture, the people and the memory.
As an inspiration, I decided to start this blog. First and foremost, a place for me to log in good materials for future savoring or when I need a laugh. Secondly, to the extent it can bring some cheers to my friends, families and the visitors - all the better.
If you have anything in the public domain that you want to share, you are welcome to send me a note.
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