Life in China

The Adventures of Living in China

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Mark Robinson, founder and president of HandicappedPets.com and the inventor of the Walkin’ Wheels adjustable dog wheelchair, was initially motivated to learn Chinese strictly for business reasons. He wanted to...

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Farewell, My Beijing Drug Dealer

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I'm posting this anonymously for obvious reasons, but apparently along with good folks like Charlie Custer, Will Moss and more, my extraordinary drug dealer has suddenly become part of the...

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Quality of Life in China

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Business Insider writer, Steve Crabtree wrote an article* about quality of life in China not too long ago. The article had some interesting points. Here's an excerpt: In 2010, China's...

Cancer is now the leading cause of death in China

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Lung cancer is the most common cancer in China. Deaths from this typically fatal disease have shot up nearly fivefold since the 1970s. In China's rapidly growing cities, like Shanghai...

How My Anti-Japanese Chinese Husband Changed His Mind About Japan

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When my Chinese husband awoke on Friday to news of the tsunami in Japan, he did something that, even a year ago, I could never have imagined. He wrote to...

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How Western Women Can Meet Chinese Men in China

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Tips for Western women on how to meet a good Chinese man in China.

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Only Mandarin-speaking foreigners belong in China?

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Do only Mandarin-speaking foreigners really feel like they belong in China? Or will foreigners always feel like outsiders, no matter how good our Chinese is? That's the dilemma I encountered...

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