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If you have the proper qualifications and a bit of teaching experience back home, you may want to consider teaching at an international school in China. Read on to find out more. Read more>>
Mar 18, 2015 Comments(7)
It used to be that you had to buy a physical top-up card from a street vendor or store to recharge your phone. Now you can do it on WeChat once you’ve setup online payments! ... Read More>>
Mar 16, 2015 Comments(8)
Getting sick in China can be quite inconvenient, but that doesn’t mean we should refrain from seeking proper medical treatment. While Chinese pharmacies may seem daunting with all the mysterious elixirs and concoctions, they can actually prove to be very ...... Read More>>
Mar 13, 2015 Comments(13)
This translated story lists the ten cheapest tourist cities in China and includes recommendations for sightseeing and dining while on a budget. With the spring holidays approaching, a trip to one of these unique cities may be a good idea if you are ...... Read More>>
Mar 11, 2015 Comments(24)
Most foreigners who have spent a little longer in China know about the stress and hassle associated with attaining the proper paperwork for longer-term stays. However, marrying a Chinese person is not necessarily the golden ticket to a stress-free, ...... Read More>>
Feb 25, 2015 Comments(6)
Forty lessons and four tests; that’s what it takes to become legally road-capable in Beijing. The following guide is for those of you who don’t already have a license elsewhere, and have decided China is the place to learn maniacal driving and which ...... Read More>>
Feb 14, 2015 Comments(18)
Planning a trip to North Korea? Well this translated article from ifeng.com tells you everything you need to know before embarking on the adventure. Basically it revolves around being well prepared and being culturally sensitive in a country where ...... Read More>>
Feb 11, 2015 Comments(7)
Job interviews in the West and China are extremely different, so if you’re preparing for one at your dream job, there are a few things you should keep in mind. ... Read More>>
Feb 07, 2015 Comments(17)
A recent worldwide survey revealed that China’s airlines have the worst record for flight delays. Sohu.com recently posted an interesting piece that provides some mind-boggling statistics, reasons for the delays and details about obtaining compensation. ... Read More>>
Feb 05, 2015 Comments(15)
This time of year is notorious for an increase in burglaries, muggings and pick-pocketing as the country gears up for Spring Festival. This translated article details the most common strategies used by thieves and how to avoid them. ... Read More>>
Jan 31, 2015 Comments(12)
Of course cakes in China will never be the same as those abroad, but following a lot of negative dessert anger, its time that Chinese dessert got a mascot. ... Read More>>
Jan 19, 2015 Comments(9)
China has been investing heavily into its higher education over the last decade and now the quality of education in its universities easily rival those in its neighboring countries. Here we provide valuable tips and info about further education in China and ...... Read More>>
Jan 17, 2015 Comments(18)
If you’re living in or traveling through China and would like to catch a glimpse of the Hermit Kingdom while you’re here, be sure to check out our North Korea travel guide for China expats for some useful information to get you on your way. ... Read More>>
Jan 10, 2015 Comments(15)
How many times has the sight of a jam-packed Western restaurant started you dreaming about opening a foreign restaurant yourself? If you plan to turn that dream into a reality here are 5 challenges you’ll likely face. ... Read More>>
Jan 06, 2015 Comments(3)
Gift giving at Chinese New Year is serious business but a single misstep in the gifting process not only undoes all painstaking efforts at relationship-building, but could augur bad luck in the Lunar year ahead. ... Read More>>
Jan 03, 2015 Comments(19)
Roaming around a Chinese supermarket can be an exciting adventure with lots of interesting things to see. But working up the courage to try all of the weird things that you spot is an entirely different story. ... Read More>>
Dec 22, 2014 Comments(3)
Relocating to Hong Kong from Mainland China can be daunting for many expats. In part two, we cover neighbourhoods, health services and where to get your essential grocery shopping done. ... Read More>>
Dec 11, 2014 Comments(2)
Being an expat in China can be fraught with difficulty as we contemplate how and where to do our Christmas shopping. Here we take a look at how to navigate your way through the minefield that is Christmas shopping in China and avoid a ‘Black Friday’ type ...... Read More>>
Nov 26, 2014 Comments(5)
Facemask wearing people are an all too common sight in China, especially in large cities like Beijing where air pollution has become a notorious problem and cause of concern. With more pharmacies and shops selling a vibrant array of facemasks, it’s ...... Read More>>
Nov 22, 2014 Comments(5)
Karaoke is one of the most popular social activities in China. Unfortunately, foreigners often encounter substantial language barriers with the music, struggling to keep up with most Chinese karaoke songs. Next time you go to a KTV, try these 10 easy ...... Read More>>
Nov 17, 2014 Comments(5)
Many expats working in China are deciding to relocate to Hong Kong for a variety of reasons, including lower taxation and higher salaries. Over the course of two articles, we’re going to explore the essentials that you need to know before taking the plunge ...... Read More>>
Nov 15, 2014 Comments(5)
Those with little knowledge of China may discover that cultural differences can easily lead to challenges and cultural mishaps. We’ve compiled a guide of ten tips to help you avoid such mishaps, so read carefully if you’re planning a trip to the Middle ...... Read More>>
Nov 12, 2014 Comments(4)
In most instances, analyzing mobile network technology is reserved for tech geeks who are looking to squeeze the absolute most performance out of their phones. However, in the case of mobile service providers in China, it can affect what phone you can use ...... Read More>>
Nov 08, 2014 Comments(15)
For most expats, the greatest cultural test we’ll ever face in China occurs when meeting our partner’s parents for the first time. This article looks at some of the extra things you can do to help convince those hard-to-please parents that you’re good ...... Read More>>
Oct 18, 2014 Comments(8)
I've never felt more panicked and frustrated in China then when dealing with a Chinese ambulance and medics in an emergency last summer. ... Read More>>
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