Our online friend Dan Hancox recently interviewed Ecorazzi for feature on ChinaDialogue.net called “Celebrity Culture Goes Green?” ChinaDialogue is unique in that it is the only fully bilingual environmental website. People can read all of the articles and comments in English or Chinese – allowing two very different languages and cultures to interact and discuss issues. The green celebrity article was used to help launch a new section of the site, Cooler Living, targeted at the younger generation.
It has already triggered some conversation – and although some people probably commented in Chinese, I can read what they said.
One says, “About celebrity green, I think Chinese stars don’t do enough. It is not often to know that a star is calling for frugality not thinking about buying luxurious property. No matter celebrity green culture is true or not, western country has done much more than us.”
Wow, a compliment to American celebrities. That’s a first.
Another comments, “Celebrities consume more resources than common people, thus they discharge more carbon dioxide therefore should be more responsible. However, some stars in China destroy the environment deliberately, leaving the garbages everywhere, that’s so bad.”
Chinese celebs littering on purpose? I now know the next place I need to recruit for ecorazzi!
Categories: Internet.
About Rebecca Carter
Rebecca Carter is the Co-Founder of Ecorazzi. Rebecca was recently featured in the book Hot, Rich, and Green. She is one of 70 eco-achievers featured in Glamour magazine in April 2009, named Best of Green 2010 by Miami Magazine and Best Environmentalist by Miami New Times Best of 2008. She's raising a couple of little boys in Miami and speaks English & Spanish. Find out more at www.RebeccaCarter.net. Follow Rebecca on Twitter: @rebeccacarterView all posts by Rebecca Carter →
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