For me, free software is not an alternative of proprietary software.
Rather it is part of a larger movement of sharing knowledge and
information, a movement with a long history.

As announced, I will speak in the Zeuux Summit on May 17.  If anybody
is interested in meeting me on another day, I will be glad to do so.

This is what I can do:

(1) I will bring high school Chinese classics textbooks used in Japan
to show and give copies to anyone interested.

(2) I will demonstrate how Chinese classics are read in Japanese.

(3) I will answer questions about how Chinese classics are taught in
Japanese schools, which phrases are well known, etc.

(4) To anybody studying the Japanese language I can help offer help.
I can suggest practice material: novels, manga, technical books.

(5) To anybody studying modern history I can answer questions, suggest
books (English and Japanese) and help establish contact with organizations
in Japan.

(6) I can also show a school textbook used in South Korea and a poem
collection from North Korea.

(7) I will listen to questions or requests for Netpbm (image processing
software package.)

If you cannot speak neither English nor Japanese, no problem.  We will
communicate in written Chinese.


I will be in Beijing May 15 - 18 and May 24 - 28,
Hangzhou: May 18 - 21, Nanjing: May 21 - 24.

Richard Stallman and I will speak on the following dates in Hangzhou
and Nanjing:

2014-05-19: 18:30--21:30: speech:
	    		  Sir Run-Run Shaw Hall, Zhejiang University
                   	  Yuquan Campus, #38, Zheda Road, Xihu
                   	  District


2014-05-22: ??:??--??:??: speech:
	    		  Room 233, Computer Science & Technology
                   	  Building, Nanjing University