4 Responses

1. Chris hi.
   I have gone through your site with great interest, I also am very interested in similar issues and am working on a global vision for trying to create communication between internal and external societies with my larger project iSpeak Global. In the internet age we assume that we know a lot about each other but of course we dont and that is why the iSpeak series has been such a success both in China and across the world with over 17 million people now having viewed the work.
   Thanks for drawing attention to iSpeak China. The link you have does not work though. This link will take you to the story – http://www.adrianfisk.com
   The correct title of the series is’ iSpeak China’ not ‘what are the young Chinese thinking about’. I would be really grateful if you could make the necessary change to the title.
   I am not sure which image it is the the above comments refer to but some of the participants, mainly migrant workers, only had a simple command of written Mandarin.
   Thanks.
   Adrian

2. The fifth character is incorrect, the equivalent of a spelling error in English. Does that change the message?

   1. The second to last character is also incorrect. If you read both of them as is, it doesn’t make any sense.

      1. The correct sentence should be as follows
         我看电视“之”后，有很多想法，但无法“实”现。
         They are both typos and don’t change the message.