They're back....

• A guide to Hong Kong's Chinese blogs.
• Danwei has a good China media guide.
• Hong Kongers don't want to be a part of China.
• Another Simon in Hong Kong starts blogging: Capitalist Solutions from Simon Patkin, of the eponymous think-tank.
• The lack of meaning behind secret mainland visits by Hong Kong officials.
• The story behind China's most famous photo and its subject.
• Fumier's avoided not one but two coups in his lifetime. Not everyone can say that.
• Bird flu is so last year. Now it's pig flu. I was wondering why the community service obligation ads are on about washing your hands when handling pork.
• A great China export: graft.
• How the worm turns. China lectures the US on free market principles.
• The Don is feeling confident enough to finally trot out the Government's newest white elephant: the Tamar Government offices. That Tamar was the site of Harbourfest and the occassional fun-fair is a complete co-incidence.
• The economics of espionage.
• With the 60th anniversary of the bomb on Hiroshima, a look at Japanese and American perspectives on Hirohito and WW2.
• Will China burst the American housing bubble? And irrational exuberance returns to the stock market.
• Mishandling the China challenge.
• Shanghai Diaries makes Time, a magazine that "blows chunks".
• You know a blog has made it when it has a style guide.
• The good, the bad and Chinese companies.
• A comprehensive look at the latest 6 party North Korea talks.
• Al Qaeda should attack China, not the US.
• All about the Japan Post vote and its implications. Also keep strolling at White Peril for more.
• (18:52) China, the US and the geopolitics of oil.
• Game theory and marriage.
• Australian equestrian competitors are pissed off the event has been moved to Hong Kong in 2008. So am I.
• China's energy problems could be solved by better efficiency.
• The conclusion of a great series comparing Taiwan and cold war Finland. No mention of fjords or pining thereof.