1. Classroom to Community

As two Chinese doctors proceeded to chip and carve the bone on the back of my wrist, I could feel pain growing. Finally the operation was over and I had survived, but I would not be playing tennis

Author: AARON A. VESSUP    Year 2006 Issue 30 PDF HTML

2. Manners Matter

"Where are you going Teacher Aaron?" The person yelling out the question was a student of mine. I was seated in the front of a public bus, and he was sitting at the rear. I looked at the student and

Author: AARON A. VESSUP    Year 2006 Issue 52 PDF HTML

3. Ancient Comforts in a Modern World

After a long hike around town, I like nothing more than to find comfort for my aching feet - resting in a hot solution of herbs and a mix that is slowly stiffening like warm, cozy oatmeal. I am

Author: AARON A. VESSUP    Year 2007 Issue 6 PDF HTML

4. Customer Is King

As an expat in China, in the past four years I have found the term "Customer Service" to radically have changed from virtually no meaning, to having metamorphasized into several levels of meaning.

Author: AARON VESSUP    Year 2007 Issue 38 PDF HTML

5. Taking Buses in Beijing

Author: By Aaron Vessup    Year 2014 Issue 21 PDF HTML

6. L'Ail for What Ails You

Author: By Aaron Vessup    Year 2015 Issue 10 PDF HTML

7. Behold, Modern China

Author: By Aaron Vessup    Year 2015 Issue 24 PDF HTML

8. A Walk in the Clouds

Author: By Aaron Vessup    Year 2015 Issue 27 PDF HTML

9. Mahjong and Baseball

Both games require Physical Coordination; Dexterity; Mental Alertness; Creativity and Flexibility

Author: By AARON A. VESSUP    Year 2009 Issue 16 PDF HTML

10. Service by Decrees or Degrees?

More customer assurance and service needed

Author: By AARON A. VESSUP    Year 2009 Issue 37 PDF HTML