My friends tell me that everyone can get a job in China these days. They say that even the beggars with one arm or one leg can find work. That got me thinking. There are alot of jobs in China but many of them are 'lines of work' that I would not wish upon my worst enemy. Here is my Top 10 list of the worst jobs in China:

88 shared a hilarious story about traveling with his Chinese in-laws. This is the experience of some guy who has been living with his Chinese in-laws for several months...seems he has much more to tell.

The Forbidden City was large, it was cold, and it certainly left a bad taste in my mouth. Nothing better to cure such maladies than a true Peking Duck Lunch! Duck Webbing is not for the faint of heart.

In the past ten years, over a thousand Chinese billionaires have been on China's four most credible rich lists -- the Hurun China Rich List; the Forbes China Rich List; the Southern Weekend Newspaper's List of New Rich in China (Mainland); the New Fortune Magazine's List of China's 500 Richest.

At least four foreign correspondents have been hauled into the Foreign Ministry for a dressing down in the last month, according to Tim Johnson, who writes for McClatchy. China is officially embracing a freer press, but Johnson says the pressure is actually increasing.

Also worth reading the comments, which sound like trolls who wandered over from the Duck Pond.

The second installment of his China trip, which takes him to Beijing. You will probably never look at Peking duck — or the Bird’s Nest — quite the same way again. His earlier posts on Iceland and Greenland can be found here.

It’s supposed to be the worst drought in the region for half a century and it’s suddenly very big news indeed. But, surely, for it to become the worst for 50-odd years, didn’t it have to pass through other “worst since” milestones?

They deface Taiwan's scenic rock formations. They spit in public, cut in line and talk too loud.
And to top it off, some even take shelter from the rain — and smoke cigarettes! — inside one of Taiwan's "sacred trees."

A year after the island threw open its doors to Chinese tourist groups, Taiwan has a long list of complaints.

While working in China is a completely new experience for most foreigners—and a completely foreign experience at that—there are some things that are, well, pretty easy to understand, I think, but that many new-to-China foreigners just don’t seem to get.