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A surge in Indian visitors to China is being met with a wave of AI-generated misinformation online, with fabricated videos falsely depicting Indian tourists as dirty, disruptive and disrespectful. Read more>>
China’s ICBC bank this week sent a memo to employees outlining how they should behave with colleagues of the opposite sex. ... Read More>>
Young Chinese workers are embracing laziness as a means of non-confrontational resistance against unfair working practices, according to reports. ... Read More>>
Foreign teachers in China are facing a steep increase in arrests and deportation, according to investigations by the Reuters news agency. ... Read More>>
Blogs. You know all about them, have heard your friends gush about their favorites, and maybe even visit a few on a regular basis. But have you ever thought about starting one? ... Read More>>
China’s biggest tech bosses have spoken out in favour of excessive overtime in the Chinese workplace after netizens started shaming companies online. ... Read More>>
We’ve talked before about what should be on the ideal China resume. But, boy, have you got some competition! ... Read More>>
Animal loving netizens are up in arms after a video emerged showing panda handlers in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, allegedly abusing cubs. ... Read More>>
The Chinese government new policies restricting VPN usage went into effect on July 1st, and the takedowns have already begun. ... Read More>>
Relocating to China from a foreign country and can daunting and confusing. However, these 10 GIFs will will tell you exactly what to expect. ... Read More>>
Some locals and foreigners have become filthy rich in Chinese real estate, as it always seems to keep going up. So, if you’re thinking about purchasing property here, or are settling down and need a roof over your head, there are definitely some things to keep in mind about playing the property game in China. ... Read More>>
Being away from your homeland has its advantages, but it also most certainly has disadvantages. As a financial advisor, one of the biggest problems I see with foreigners living in China lays in the realm of finance. This isn’t necessarily due to not making enough money. Rather, the big problem is managing, growing and ... Read More>>
Students who study abroad are of a different caliber because they accept new challenges and show great determination in pursuit of higher education. However, they may not really know what awaits them and related organizations and agencies don’t really prepare them for the educational reality. Here are seven recommend... Read More>>
When Chinese people say they like their food fresh, they mean it. Even in this era of rampant consumerism and an almost endless range of fast-food restaurants, I often see locals carrying live chickens and fish still thrashing and flopping in bags. The commitment to fresh food can make a trip to the markets a shocking... Read More>>
I recently read an article by an American expat living in China. It was a good article overall but there was one point I disagreed with: that expats can live a good life in China or save money but they can’t do both. ... Read More>>
Do you fall in line following the backward teaching ways given to you to become a “so-so” teacher, or do you make an effort to really learn your craft? If it’s the latter, then here are 8 tips that might come in handy from an American ESL teacher of 13 years in China, Jiayou! ... Read More>>
Language improvement comes down to focusing on two areas: providing an effective lesson and correcting the weakness. Naturally, teachers will tend to put in more effort to create lessons that strengthen the speaking ability. But I would argue that they should also focus on correcting the weakness because this may hav... Read More>>
Tsinghua University made it easier for exchange students to study there and Chinese students are not happy about it. ... Read More>>
Supposed members of the Guangxi Investment Promotion Bureau have been accused of serving and eating pangolin, an endangered species, with a guest. The evidence? A Weibo post from 2015. ... Read More>>
Pretty much on a daily basis I feel someone not-so-slyly staring or double-glancing at me and my Hong Kong boyfriend holding hands. So what’s the deal here? ... Read More>>
2016 is nearly over and while its been a fantastic year for viral videos in virtually all corners of the world, here are a few of our favourite viral videos from China in 2016. ... Read More>>
If you want to get along with Chinese locals, the #1 rule is never cause anyone to “lose face” by pointing out their mistakes. Even if you do it by accident, it will be an infraction not likely to be forgiven. ... Read More>>
Comments by Netizen on a recent Guangzhou rape case involving a Nanfang Daily reporter and female intern show that China has quite a ways to go when it comes to rape culture. Many Netizens blame the victim, ask why she didn’t fight back, and analyze her personality and past actions. ... Read More>>
ECC contributor and veteran expat reflects on how China has changed since his arrival in 2008. ... Read More>>
ECC blogger calls for a change in learning English in China. ... Read More>>
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