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I've been in touch with London-based, Malaysian-born writer Yang-May who I profiled on Visible Chinese, and she recently asked to profile me back on two websites she is involved with. It's now up on her sites and I thought I'd include the text here as well. More details and links at the end of the article...
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Unofficially named "Mark Wu" (my Chinese name being my legal identifier), I've led a quite straight-forward life. My parents came to the UK when they were teenagers and met and married young.
My brother, sister and I were subsequently born into the British Chinese culture which labels a generation of young Chinese people whose parents immigrated to the UK, and where the majority of families were involved in one way or another, in catering.
Read more...
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MultiView - FusionView and Dulwich OnView interview
Thursday, 08 May, 2008I've been in touch with London-based, Malaysian-born writer Yang-May who I profiled on Visible Chinese, and she recently asked to profile me back on two websites she is involved with. It's now up on her sites and I thought I'd include the text here as well. More details and links at the end of the article...
Article :
Unofficially named "Mark Wu" (my Chinese name being my legal identifier), I've led a quite straight-forward life. My parents came to the UK when they were teenagers and met and married young.
My brother, sister and I were subsequently born into the British Chinese culture which labels a generation of young Chinese people whose parents immigrated to the UK, and where the majority of families were involved in one way or another, in catering.
Read more...
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MultiView - FusionView and Dulwich OnView interview Feel good with Thank You Too Interactive Associate for Yellow Earth Theatre New British Chinese Project logo Take on Public Appointments to further your career and self development
Journal Interests
Design and Art Direction
News and Views
Events
Inspiration
Living in London
East Asian Culture
Observations
Self Development
Web Technology
Journal Archives
May 2008
April 2008
March 2008
February 2008
January 2008
December 2007
March 2007
4067 page views
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British Chinese, Digital Design Consultant. Professional experience spans over 9 years working on digital design projects for both small and large clients. Read more...
British Chinese, Digital Design Consultant. Professional experience spans over 9 years working on digital design projects for both small and large clients. Read more...
| Events attending : | |
| 28/04/08 : | House of Commons : Barry Gardiner MP Reception |
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| 13/04/08 : | The BC Project : Get Active UK - Register to Vote (Chinatown 12 - 4pm) |
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| 27/02/08 : | The British Chinese Project : Political Seminar Hosted by Cllr Thomas Chan |
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| 21/02/08 : | Five Circles Arts Festival : Gala Reception |
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| 14/02/08 : | Cirque Du Soleil - Varekai |
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| 10/02/08 : | Chinese New Year celebrations in London Chinatown |
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| 16/01/08 : | The British Chinese Project : Working Group Meeting |
| Website updates : | |
| 27/01/08 : | Games and Digiquaria wallpaper now added to the Downloads section |
| 01/01/08 : | Initial version of MarkWu.Info finally live. Lots of refining and adding to do though, so its live, but not really, if you know what I mean... |
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