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Brazilian Chinese blog in PortuguesePosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, June 28, 2006 11:34 AM
 From the comments: another Portuguese blog about China, by the Macao-based José Carlos Matias, who is from Portugal: Sinico (on Blogspot, so blocked in the Mainland).
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Comments on Brazilian Chinese blog in Portuguese
Not the first one! You have O Sinico in http://sinico.blogspot.com/
Thank You for the reference. But "O Sínico" is published by a Portuguese from Portugal, not by a Brazilian.
Anyway. We are all brothers, we belong to the 200 million Portuguese Speaking Community.
Greetings and keep on with this very inetresting Blog.
José Carlos Matias
editor of "O Sínico".
And what about blogs in Spanish? You can start: Argentina: is not just about Football, you have Shanghai Cream (a blog written by an Argentinian)...
Do you know of any history i can find history on brazillan chinese new year history?