May 10, 2021 Comments(3)
The World Health Organization (WHO) has given China’s Sinopharm vaccine approval for emergency use, which could make it easier for China expats who have received the vaccine to travel abroad. Read more>>
Feb 29, 2012 Comments(26)
Editor's note: While many articles have been written about cross-cultural misunderstandings and miscommunications between foreigners and Chinese, often times, these articles are written from the perspective of the expat. The following article, which ...... Read More>>
Apr 12, 2013 Comments(6)
In the wake of the recent Sanya sex party scandal, two Chinese celebrities have claimed that they’re “too rich to need to sell sex,” to combat the allegations that they were involved in the party. ... Read More>>
Jun 10, 2009 Comments(1)
The word on the street is that Hongya Woods, Sichuan Province, will reopen its nude beach for the first time since the governmental crackdown on it back in 2003; this time it will operate under the changed name 'Heaven Bodies Nude Bathing Center'. Since the ...... Read More>>
Apr 10, 2011 Comments(6)
Beauty has a way of leaving its beholders with the feeling they have just lost control of themselves. There is also a kind of beauty that makes a name for itself- this is not your ordinary beauty. A beautiful woman can cause a man to do irrational and ...... Read More>>
Apr 02, 2014 Comments(44)
As is the norm with many translated articles from Chinese media, it is best to take it with a pinch of salt. Nonetheless, this article is an interesting view into to psyche of Chinese men who are looking to get hitched, and what they look for in a potential ...... Read More>>
Jan 14, 2014 Comments(31)
This translated article looks at a recent hot topic on Chinese social media site Weibo, concerning the fact that 30% of men say they wouldn’t marry a woman with a PhD and is centered on a reporter’s conversation with one such woman who has been labeled as ...... Read More>>
Oct 03, 2013 Comments(30)
Chinese react to the news that their “honeymoon with the laowai” may be over as statistics prove that foreigners are leaving – and staying away - from China in droves. ... Read More>>
Jun 03, 2013 Comments(17)
Pictures of a female math teacher named Zhu Songhua teaching in her underwear have gone viral on the internet. ... Read More>>
Jul 29, 2014 Comments(31)
This translated article, which first appeared on Xinhua, has created quite a buzz in China’s social media sphere. It talks about the appearance of Chinese men, and how in comparison to their female counterparts, they do little to appear attractive. ... Read More>>
Jul 16, 2015 Comments(20)
A smart phone sex tape shot in the dressing room of the Beijing Sanlitun Uniqlo store has rocked the Chinese internet since it was posted online last Tuesday. ... Read More>>
Aug 05, 2015 Comments(46)
Many English training centers in China hire “black market,” or illegal teachers during the busy summer season. These teachers have no qualifications or experience. Some even have criminal records or are sex offenders back in their home countries. ... Read More>>
Jul 17, 2014 Comments(48)
Close to ten million Chinese people have emigrated abroad since 1990. But as local demographics change and new migrants continue to stream in, not all locals welcome their new, foreign neighbors with open arms. Here are four reasons why. ... Read More>>
Apr 03, 2009 Comments(0)
Photo: Sina.com Far from the image many foreigners have of Chinese people, especially the Chinese of the past, being prudish and prim and proper, Jin Ping Mei (The Plum in the Golden Vase) tells the story of a 12th century family and the sexual shenanigans ...... Read More>>
May 02, 2017 Comments(42)
Why are foreign professionals often unwilling to come work in China? The professional job market in China is difficult for the young and inexperienced, while more experienced foreigners are hesitant to move to China because of pollution and other issues. ... Read More>>
Feb 04, 2013 Comments(4)
Last December, new regulations were passed to stop Chinese officials from throwing frequent, lavish—not to mention, publicly funded—banquets for themselves; a practice that has been all-too-commonly seen across the country in recent years. In mid-January, ...... Read More>>
Dec 22, 2016 Comments(1)
Which cities in China are the most economically developed? This translated article lists China’s nine largest and most developed cities. The author includes each city’s population and per capita GDP. ... Read More>>
Jul 03, 2013 Comments(1)
Following on from a recent story where a salon boss escaped prostitution charges over “happy endings”, a massage parlor in Shunde, Guangdong, has recently trained its employees in providing the above service. ... Read More>>
Jun 04, 2015 Comments(27)
The Chinese dating show “Fei Cheng Wu Rao,” has unexpectedly become popular in Australia, where it is known by its English name, “If You Are the One!” ... Read More>>
Apr 18, 2017 Comments(26)
The extortionate property and living costs in first tier cities are an enormous source of pressure and concern among young Chinese professionals today. This article translated from dwnews.com, explores the growing opportunities that second tier cities have ...... Read More>>
Jan 13, 2015 Comments(33)
This translated article is another post in what appears to be a continuing trend of trying to quantify what makes marriages between Chinese people and foreigners work. ... 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>>
Jan 15, 2015 Comments(34)
This translated article shows the results of a survey regarding love and marriage in China for 2014. The article reveals some worrying trends, such as the toll that pressure to marry from families has on the mental health of singles and increasingly high ...... Read More>>
Oct 26, 2009 Comments(0)
China is one of the oldest civilizations in the world with a history of over 5000 years. This legacy has left its mark on China’s urban landscape in the form of breath-taking, awe-inspiring buildings. These buildings have not only become some of the ...... Read More>>
Oct 10, 2013 Comments(34)
Many Chinese dishes that Chinese people love invoke repulsion in foreigners. Here, a Chinese reporter tried to uncover the reasons why so many foreigners recoil at some of China’s favorite foods. ... Read More>>
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