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Author is Chris West, and he's a British photographer and web project manager living in Fuzhou, China. This blog is about his two of his favourite things - black and white photography and life for expats in China.
CNReviews is a blog about China’s blogosphere, travel, entrepreneurship, and the urban lifestyle of the generations born in the 70s and 80s in China. David Feng is based in Beijing, where he authors TechBlog86, runs Beijingology, and serves as President o ...
This coping mechanism that’s masquerading as a digital scrapbook gives you a window into our experiences as a Canadian-American couplefamily trying to live into and love – and some days just survive – China. It shows us discovering and slowing learning to ...
A personal investment blog focused on Greater China. Topics include stocks and commodities while keeping an eye on the economy and market trends.
Andy's blog that focuses on the Shanghai underground music scene with articles, photos and video.
An online school offering personal tutoring and other course. Focusing on on K-12 population.
Rants and raves about Taipei, plus false childhoold memories.
Since its inception in 2006, Lost Laowai has gone through a number of tweaks, changes and revisions -- in a process we like to think has matured the site -- all the while holding fast to its core value of delivering no-nonsense information and commentary ...
John started learning Mandarin in his 20′s in university classes, then later moved to China, where the real learning happened. Throughout his learning process, he has kept an open mind to different learning styles, but has remained skeptical of the conven ...
Watching the sun set, little by little, on Asia's greatest city – with a dash of Hemlock
I've been sent new questions for the "About Me" section. As such I've included it at the bottom of this post and moved this post up to today. Otherwise it is as it was.
This is a new About Me section. And it requires your help. This is going to work on ...
This is an example of a WordPress page, you could edit this to put information about yourself or your site so readers know where you are coming from. You can create as many pages like this one or sub-pages as you like and manage all of your content inside ...
This American taught journalism at Beijing Broadcasting Institute and covered news for Japan Kyodo News Agency's China bureau. He'd like people in the United States to know more about modern China beyond the news. Hence this BLOG. Warning: Stereotypes may ...
ChinesePod创立于2005年9月，坐落于上海，是一个提供音频课程，网站服务和手机学习应用等多媒体综合服务的学习平台，同时也提供一对一的教师服务课程。经过多年的努力，ChinesePod已经发展成为全球领先的中文教育学习专家。我们始终相信，利用现代的教学理念和先进的网络通信信息技术可以让语言学习变得跟轻松，更有效，也更随时随地。
This Chinese converter converts Chinese characters into english, pinyin and much more. Edits and additions are encouraged through our new online chinese dictionary, or by highlighting unrecognized words.
This blog is from an American expat living on the fringe of Chinese society. This blog explores life in China, the occasional aviation topic, expat issues, random travel experiences and interesting things she sees, read and hear.
A somewhat young China hand on the local drinking scene: a look at Beijing bars, wine tastings, cocktail culture, and the like.
Observations on Asia and the world by Adam Minter, an American writer in Shanghai.
This blog to record the author's time living and working as an English teacher at Sino-American Denver Foreign Language School in Changchun, China.