Jottings from the Granite Studio
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| Blog Name: | Jottings from the Granite Studio |
| Url: | http://granitestudio.org/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | China, Chinese history |
| Description: | Jottings from the Granite Studio provides commentary, analysis, and opinion on China and Chinese history. It is written by Jeremiah Jenne, a PhD Candidate at a large public research university in Northern California. Currently, Jeremiah is in Beijing teaching history, doing archival research, and working on his dissertation. |
| Popularity: | 1 Followers |
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