Here is this week’s edition of the Eye on East Asia Blog Round-Up :
- Acquiring Korean - The author lists 10 great ideas that can be used when writing a foreign language diary.
- Aeri’s Kitchen - Aeri shares her recipe for tofu jeon (두부 전).
- Carl Gene - Carl posts a list of 221 diseases, disabilities and disorders in Chinese and English.
- Chris in South Korea - Chris debunks some of the myths of life in South Korea.
- Fluent Flix - Alan gives readers 5 good reasons for using videos in your language learning.
- Fuchsia Dunlop - Fuchsia enjoys a Sino-Moroccan feast in London.
- Japan Navigator - Ad reviews Ozu Yasujiro’s 1929 film “Days of Youth”.
- Japan Pulse – Sandra posts a list of Japan’s top 10 buzzwords of 2011.
- Korean Graduate Studies Prep - Matthew reviews Kyung-sook Shin’s novel “Please Look After Mom” (엄마를 부탁해).
- Life on Nanchang Lu - Fiona learns how home-made soy milk (豆浆) is prepared.
- Lingomi - The author interviews Albert Wolfe of Laowai Chinese.
- Living a Dream in China - Sara shares her thoughts on the HSK Level 5 exam.
- Maangchi - Maangchi posts a tasty recipe for spicy whelks with noodles (골뱅이무침).
- Mountain Phoenix Over Tibet - The author takes a journey through modern-day Konkaling in Muli County.
- Rory in Beijing - Rory visits the charming city of Tianjin (I used to live there!).
- Shizuoka Gourmet - Learn how to make traditional Japanese sakura mochi (桜餅) sweets at home.
- Shu Flies - Catherine visits the Story of Dolls (娃娃的故事) exhibition at the Taipei Story House (台北故事館).
- Speaking of China - Jocelyn answers a reader’s question about asking out a Chinese guy via text message.
- Surviving Japan - Ashley posts some tips on how to find Christmas illumination displays in Japan.
- Tsukublog - Avi talks about Japan’s annual end-of-year tradition, the company bonenkai (忘年会) party.
- Wandering Taiwan - Micki and Kristen stay at the Lao Wu Bed & Breakfast (老五民宿) in Nantou County.
- Webs of Significance - YTSL reviews the new Hong Kong drama film “A Simple Life” (桃姐).
That’s all for this week! The next Eye on East Asia Blog Round-up will be posted on Sunday 11th December 2011.
