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China Bestsellers for March: Financial Savvy for Kids The children’s book bestseller list in China is currently led by the German financial coach Bodo Schäfer’s widely translated ‘A Dog Named Money.’ A young cyclist leads the way in Shanghai during the early stages of the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, in April 2020. Image – iStockphoto: Robert Way Financial Advice for Kids In our look at China’s bestsellers in March, we’re making a change to bring you Beijing OpenBook’s rankings on the Chinese market’s charting children’s books. Having looked at illustrated books per se...
Micro-Mobility Veteran Okai Announces Ultra-Powerful Shan 1 E-Scooter 4 Apr 2021, 15:50 UTC · by It seems like too many companies have popped up in recent years that produce last-mile vehicles, all promising that their product is better than all the rest. I like to call companies like these “young bloods.” Okai, on the other hand, is anything but a young blood in the last-mile industry. Never heard of this micro mobility team, most people haven’t. However, you’ve probably seen an Okai product and even ridden one without realizing it. Think of it like this, Okai has been focu...
A TALE OF TWO WOLVES (In this post our contributor Gonzo reviews two wolfish records which were released one week ago — and this dual review would have been published one week ago except for our editor (me) having been brutally distracted by his day job.) I feel like the onslaught of high-quality albums we’re already seeing in 2021 is a promising sign. Either that or everyone’s going out of their fucking minds without shows, travel, and the requisite level of creative outlets. (Hopefully not for very much longer.) Whatever it is, it’s already March and this month is chock-full of m...
There was a time, not long ago, when people were seen zipping down city streets at speeds of 50 mph (80 kph) or more on nothing but a gas-powered scooter. Now, everyone is pushing for electric power and that past seems long gone.