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EPISODE · May 29, 2026 · 16 MIN

Ep 91: Ink stamps, Concubines and a Chinese Parrot - Ji Xiaolan's Residence

from An Expat in China · host brian salter

The 2002 TV series called ‘The Eloquent Ji XiaoLan’ catapulted this 18th century Qing Dynasty scholar to fame across China. Visiting his residency museum you can - for a sum - enjoy tea with its curator, an artist in his own right. "An Englishman in Beijing" by Brian Salter (ISBN: 9781784779658) is available for sale in China at ¥85 from Taobao: https://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?id=675304960828&spm=a21dvs.23580594.0.0.3f062c1bQ6bPG5&skuId** A Blogger's Guide to Beijing by Brian Salter, is published by Amazon ASIN: B083V1JQN5#expat #expatlife #expatriates #expatinchina #beijing #china #chinatravel #BeijingExpat #ExpatsInBeijing #WorkAbroad #GlobalCitizen #BeijingLife #ChinaPodcast #EmbracingExpatExperience #ChinaExpat #laowai #jixiaolan #LiXinYong #museum #qianlong

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