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What Do You Do? “Strange” Jobs in China

What Do You Do? “Strange” Jobs in China

May 26, 2012 Comments (1)

What happens when a population of 1.3 billion people collides with the need to perpetually fuel a success-driven economy? Coming to China, one is quickly aware of the redundant or peculiar nature of employment. Here are five strange jobs common in the Middle Kingdom. Read More>>

 
The Relationship Minefield: 4 Challenges for Multicultural Couples

The Relationship Minefield: 4 Challenges for Multicultural Couples

May 25, 2012 Comments (46)

Jumping into a relationship with someone from a different culture can be a bit like stepping onto a minefield. Challenges abound, and no matter how much a couple loves each other, sometimes the difficulties get the best of us. Here we look at four of the biggest challenges of multicultural couples in China. Read More>>

Same Name, Different Game: 5 Ugly Facets of the Chinese Workplace Comments (21)

(Mind-Blowing) Words of Wisdom - Life Advice from a China Expat Sage Comments (9)

Can the Chinese Still Eat Bitterness? Hardship and Personal Crisis in Modern China Comments (8)

Ghost in the Machine – The Chinese Middle-Class and Cyber-Dissent Comments (6)

Beach Hunting: 9 of China’s Best Beaches Comments (13)

 
Get Connected: Why Are Foreign Dignitaries Increasingly Turning to Weibo?

Get Connected: Why Are Foreign Dignitaries Increasingly Turning to Weibo?

May 23, 2012 Comments (2)

From IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde wishing to former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, these days, it seems that foreign dignitaries are increasingly turning to China's Weibo (microblogging) platform to better connect with Chinese netizens. But why? Read More>>

It’s a Hard-Knock Life: The Difficulties of Being a Single Mother in China Comments (5)

Wealthy Chinese: Who Are They? Where Does Their Money Come From?Hot Comments (13)

Death of Only Adult Child: Little Support for Grieving Chinese Parents Comments (9)

Masters of Deception: How Chinese Companies Become “Foreign” Comments (15)

China’s Club Fed: A Look Inside Qincheng Prison Comments (3)

 
The Relationship Minefield: 4 Challenges for Multicultural Couples
May 25, 2012 By Jessica A. Larson-Wang, eChinacities.com Comments (46)

Jumping into a relationship with someone from a different culture can be a bit like stepping onto a minefield. Challenges abound, and no matter how...Read More>>

Same Name, Different Game: 5 Ugly Facets of the Chinese Workplace
May 24, 2012 By Andrea Scarlatelli, eChinacities.com Comments (21)

Every office has the same basic feel, right? The same code of ethics, the same unspoken definition of decency, right? Wrong. Read on for five...Read More>>

Get Connected: Why Are Foreign Dignitaries Increasingly Turning to Weibo?
May 23, 2012 By eChinacities.com Comments (2)

From IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde wishing to former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, these days, it seems that foreign dignitaries...Read More>>

(Mind-Blowing) Words of Wisdom - Life Advice from a China Expat Sage
May 22, 2012 By Matt Poulter, eChinacities.com Comments (9)

Many a time have the words, “I wish I’d known this before” been uttered by expat lips in China. And while many of you have had to learn things the...Read More>>

Can the Chinese Still Eat Bitterness? Hardship and Personal Crisis in Modern China
May 21, 2012 By Micah Steffes, eChinacities.com Comments (8)

When I came to China, I had an impression of Chinese people as generally able to endure burdens and crises of all kinds. To truly understand people’s...Read More>>

It’s a Hard-Knock Life: The Difficulties of Being a Single Mother in China
May 20, 2012 By eChinacities.com Comments (5)

As a consequence of the country's rising divorce rate, the number of single mothers in China has increased exponentially in recent years. A recent...Read More>>

Ghost in the Machine – The Chinese Middle-Class and Cyber-Dissent
May 19, 2012 By Thomas Hale, eChinacities.com Comments (6)

Chinese cyberspace is a peculiar phenomenon. In this relatively unreligious nation, the internet has taken on an almost spiritual quality, where...Read More>>

Beach Hunting: 9 of China’s Best Beaches
May 18, 2012 By Thomas Ackerman, eChinacities.com Repost Comments (13)

When thinking of visiting China, most folks back at home imagine its antiquities, its cultural relics, or its famous mountains. What's less well...Read More>>

5 Bizarre Chinese Weight Loss Methods
May 17, 2012 By Andrea Scarlatelli, eChinacities.com Comments (15)

In China, one cannot be beautiful without being slim. But as the saying goes: no pain, no gain. Not to be deterred, Chinese have proven themselves...Read More>>

Wealthy Chinese: Who Are They? Where Does Their Money Come From? Hot
May 16, 2012 By eChinacities.com Comments (13)

Who are the “wealthy Chinese” and where does their money come from? If commodity prices in China's biggest cities are even more expensive than those...Read More>>

 
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