Q&A: Living in China, favourite books, cities we hate, & more!

fun home is one of my favorite books full stop yes i love it

i always liked this idea that you could have this wonderful uncle and he'd step in and he'd be your new dad the hymn dying was quite an emotional scene wasn't done justice in the films

i would definitely recommend this one actually infused by henrietta lovell and it's her adventures going around the world collecting just tease from different countries and her story because she set up a london tea company called rarity company it's a travel it's a travel vlog book but focused on tea and she's educating you a lot about tea as it's going

he also translated this out by natsuko kirino one of my favorite japanese books

i tend to gravitate towards things like fun home or tilly walden's spinning that was really good

that journey really started with his dark materials and the end of the amber spy glass destroyed me i cried for about an hour

i guess you could describe it as quite twee but it's very charming it's kind of a coming-of-age story which is not the kind of thing i do read but it's set in the 60s and it's just very lovely it's very light-hearted and it is underrated

so far they're both excellent pro of the orange tree is exactly as good as i hoped it would be

so far they're both excellent

i read zhang chang's wild swans which is still one of my favorite books it transformed the way that i saw chinese history and culture chinese politics especially