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Photo: beefsteaks.com Let’s talk about something serious—no not politics or the mounting pollution problems plaguing Wuhan—food. There is one food that defines us as foreigners, that most of us crave more than a good burger and pizza: an awesome steak. There’s not much in comparison to a nicely seasoned and expertly prepared steak, no matter if it comes rare, medium rare, or well-done. Finding a good steak in Wuhan isn’t easy. There are a lot of so-called ‘Western’ restaurants... Read More>>
Not everyone has been won over by the cold, impersonal feel of an iPad or Kindle. For those in Wuhan who still enjoy flipping through real pages, scribbling down notes and enjoying the smell of a... Read More>>
For someone living overseas in an unknown environment, having a pet can make the experience a little less intimidating and lonely. Here is a guide on where to find (and care for) the furry love of... Read More>>
Everyone has a different idea of what makes a “good bar”. Luckily, Wuhan’s bar scene is diverse so there should be a decent watering hole for everyone. Here are three bars which cover most of the spectrum of needs an expat might consider while pissing the night away. Read More>>
As with everything else in Wuhan, there is an overabundance of buffets to choose from, with each specialising in hot pot, seafood, or Western food. And as always, the more choice, the tougher the decision. This article’s here to help. Read More>>
For expats living in China, it’s a simple fact that we need to occasionally bond with others from their home country and engage in conversations that don’t solely involve China. But where in Wuhan can you find a few foreign buddies? Read More>>
Bo Derek once said, “Whoever said money can’t buy happiness simply didn’t know where to go shopping.” In a city as enormous as Wuhan, even an experienced shopaholic may not know where to begin. This article will introduce you to four of the best shopping streets this city has to offer. Read More>>
Spending time with the family is always important, especially when living in a foreign place like Wuhan. While living in such a booming metropolis may seem a bit overwhelming, with careful planning a family can take in all the glorious sights of one of China’s fastest developing cities with relative ease. Read More>>
The world renowned London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) will be performing at Qintai Concert Hall on September 11th, so for all you classical music lovers out there, this is definitely one of the music fests you shouldn’t dare miss out on. Read More>>
Mini Midi, the experimental music segment of the infamous Midi rock festival comes to Wuhan this July 17th. Get amped for a night of electro acoustic sound and noise by China’s experimental music elites. Read More>>
Hubei takes signature flavors from every corner of China and incorporates them into its... Read More>>
As one of central China's largest cities, Wuhan offers a decent range of options for... Read More>>
Wuhan is capital of Hubei Province. Sitting on the Jianghan Plain, the city is sliced in... Read More>>
Nightlife in Wuhan is based around the city's Western bars and restaurants. The busier... Read More>>
