Living in China
Living in China
“It may have made certain people in this society feel better about themselves, but if the goal is changing behaviors in China…”
How the Shanghai metro and its riders has grown and improved over the years in China, as well as a somewhat physical altercation with a shameless gate-jumper.
Scenes observed in passing, of local Chinese in Shanghai on streets far away from the main avenues familiar to tourists and foreigners. Ever wonder what stories are behind those faces?
Warm humid weather in China bringing out the mosquitoes to bite you in the butt? Information, experiences & tips for effectively dealing with the evil mosquito!
1 year after returning to China from abroad, a Chinese returnee summarizes the differences between China and the United States in life, work, food, and leisure.
A breakdown of day-to-day living expenses suggests it’s very difficult for most urban Chinese & near-impossible for expats to live on 100 RMB/week. But per day?
Expats in China often stick to themselves, either because they find it difficult to make real friendships with local Chinese or because they can’t be bothered.