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A group wedding ceremony to catch 'the end of the ox'
A group wedding ceremony to catch 'the end of the ox'
The couples were anxious to speed to make the knot before the day is concerned about the difference between solar and lunar calendars, the widow of one years' back, associated with infertility.
Keywords: A group wedding   Date: Sunday, February 14, 2010   From: Chinahourly   2 Views
Chinese unmarried have to skip celebrating Valentine's Day for spring festivel
Chinese unmarried have to skip celebrating Valentine's Day for spring festivel
Chinese New Year falls on the same day as Valentine's Day this year is less than young men have a difficult choice between his mother and his girlfriend - two of the most important women in their lives in two of the most important holiday year.
Keywords: Valentine's Day   Date: Thursday, February 11, 2010   From: Chinahourly   8 Views
Why are foreign girls rude to me?
Why are foreign girls rude to me?
I have a lot of time abroad and had extensive experience in the West. When first time abroad, I went to a mall and could only say: Hello, hello to the secretary and then only handwritten list of things I wanted in English
Keywords: foreign girls   Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010   From: Chinahourly   2 Views
Five most Stupid Questions Foreigners Ask Chinese
Why meet many of Donna, and strange and confusing issues, often leave me with wonder Jawed relax. But look more closely at this apparent stupid questions, not only reflect the differences in thinking between East and West, but can also act as a mirror to examine our own to come in small
Keywords: Stupid Questions   Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010   From: Chinahourly   7 Views
Chinese Three-Wheeling car: San Lun Che
Chinese Three-Wheeling car: San Lun Che
In China, you can use the metro, but the full, you can take the bus if you can imagine how to read the poster, you can take a taxi if you dont mind spending the money. Like many other possibilities exist?
Keywords: San Lun Che   Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010   From: Chinahourly   2 Views
The China I Will Miss
The China I Will Miss
I caught another scent of Sichuan food last night, and it brought me back to my host family.
Keywords: China   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   2 Views
Travel to Jiuzhaigou
Travel to Jiuzhaigou
What happens to Buddhists when they have their picture taken? We wandered around admiring the wall paintings and pray flags but the real picture here is the devotion of so many.
Keywords: Jiuzhaigou   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   1 Views
Living in Shenzhen
With health and hearth attended to, an enterprising expat's priorities run to money. This is where Living in Shenzhen shines through. No less than 24 pages of articles provide a micro-MBA in getting your business venture up and running.
Keywords: Shenzhen   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   2 Views
Is it Too Difficult for Chinese to Go Abroad?
Visa hassles are a constant for expats living in China. The regulations and requirements for foreigners coming to China change often and are hard to pin down. Sheisty agents; panicked trips to Hong Kong; employers who promise
Keywords: Go Abroad   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   2 Views
How to Win Friends on the Expat Scene in Shanghai
Turning up in a new city where you know no one, nor speak the language, can be scary. We all need friends. No man is an island. So how do you go about finding comrades in Shanghai?
Keywords: How to Win Friends   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   0 Views
China Railway
China Railway
The doors slid closed with that satisfying wheeze and hum of modern trains. The air-con began to whir as we pulled out of Shanghai Station. Once we’d cleared the city limits, the train picked up speed, and
Keywords: China Railway   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   1 Views
Lost in Shanghai
The first thing that hit me was the heat – an Orwellian heat - crushing and dominating, searing my skin and eyes, blasting my innards, and steaming my undercarriage like a Chinese dumpling house.
Keywords: Shanghai   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   0 Views
On Dating in China
On Dating in China
For many Chinese men, especially in the bigger cities, falling in love, finding a girlfriend and eventually getting married can be a huge financial strain. Chinese women have certain expectations of their men that, while are not completely unknown in the West, are often looked down upon.
Keywords: Dating in China   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   1 Views
The TOP 5 things NEVER to Ask the Laowai
Recently, in our Chinese Media section, we published an article called, May I Practice My English? which explains to Chinese people how to start up conversations with China’s foreigners
Keywords: NEVER to Ask   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   1 Views
China: Hopes, Dreams and the Real
If you're anything like me, your first trip to China will be filled with hopes, imaginings and tons of anticipation as to what the place is actually going to be like. You will also have lots of preconceptions
Keywords: Hopes | Dreams | Real   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   0 Views
Top Five Stupid Questions Chinese Ask Foreigners
After the translation and posting of The Five Stupid Questions Foreigners Ask Chinese last week, I felt it only right, proper and fair to write a response opinion piece of my own to share with the good Netizens of China.
Keywords: Stupid Questions   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   1 Views
Which city is better, Beijing or Shanghai?
The Chinese aren’t the only ones with well developed regional stereotypes: among expats, Shanghai vs. Beijing is a common, and loaded, question.
Keywords: Beijing or Shanghai   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   2 Views
The towns of Hangzhou and Suzhou are famous for their lakes and canals
The towns of Hangzhou and Suzhou are famous for their lakes and canals
The towns of Hangzhou and Suzhou are famous for their lakes and canals. Lying just a couple of hours from Shanghai, they are a firm favourite for tourists, and city dwellers eager for some peace and quiet.
Keywords: Hangzhou and Suzhou   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   0 Views
English Words that “Borrowed” from Chinese
Turns out trillions of dollars aren’t the only thing the west has borrowed from China; although there aren’t many, some common English words were first uttered in one form or another in eastern lands long before they ever reached the shores of Albion or America.
Keywords: English Words   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   1 Views
Three Things I Misunderstood About Chinese People Before I Came to China
“Nothing in the world is more flexible and yielding than water. Yet when it attacks the firm and the strong, none can withstand it, because they have no way to change it. So the flexible overcome the adamant, the yielding overcome the forceful. Everyone knows this, but no one can do it.”
Keywords: Chinese People   Date: Friday, February 05, 2010   From: Chinahourly   0 Views
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