Shanghai, the world’s largest city proper, is an ever-changing metropolis with so much to offer. With a population of 24 million, the city does have its challenges but is also brimming with endless opportunities for employment, fun, and life in general. Shanghai is the city of contrasts, where on the same street corner you’ll see […]
Among my family and friends, I’m known as the adventurous one, and I usually tell my mother my crazy stories without her prior knowledge to save her from a heart attack. This was one of those times – when I went bungee jumping in China. Adrenaline Junkies Last June, my best friend and I were
In the last years, even in countries where it was traditionally easy to find a place as a researcher or professor’s assistant (such as France, for example) have gradually reduced offering new positions, and consequently, there are fewer opportunities for young people. This is one of the reasons, perhaps the most important one, why ever
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Today we interview Wei Hsu, Managing Director of INS Global Consulting, a Shanghai-based firm that helps foreign companies and individuals to develop their business in China, handle Visa procedures, payroll management, recruitment and much more. In this interview, we’ll focus on what you need to know in order to start a business in China. Wei,
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Do you enjoy beer? I don’t mean the stuff that was invented because it was safer to drink than water, I mean really good beer! Maybe, you’ve never experienced a beer with such complexity and balance that it should be savored like a fine wine. A beer that needs to “open up” a bit as
“The best is not to win one hundred battles in one hundred, but to subdue the enemy without fight.” “To mistreat the men and then fear their reaction is the maximum of stupidity.” “When the men are pushed in a position without exit, they will not escape even in front of death. In this situation
After almost a year we come back with our interviews to the superstars of Mandarin language, that this those people that not only are studying Mandarin but, through the internet, contribute to the always growing community of Chinese learners with their own wisdom. Today we’ll talk with Olle Linge, a 30 years old Swedish guy
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Dalian is the second-largest city in the Liaoning province, and along with Qingdao, is one of the main coastal cities in northern China. It is located on the far south of the Liaodong Peninsula, and is surrounded by the Bohai Sea, on the other side of which is North Korea to the east and the
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Sun Rise on River in Shenyang by Aaron Sorrell Liaoning Province is often referred to as the Golden Triangle due to its geographical location which borders the Bohai Gulf, the Yellow Sea and, of course, North Korea. Its proximity to the coast means that Liaoning serves as a logistical and economic gateway to Northern China
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The use of a sling for traveling in China is highly recommended! (My family and I in Jiuzhaigou) – Photo by Matteo Bosi This article is for couples who are planning a trip to China with their baby, and really wish to do so with the same levity that they had before: namely two hearts
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This article is a practical guide to traveling to the Hunan province. It contains a bit of history and general information on the region, the reasons why I think you should visit the Hunan province, as well as the most worthwhile places to include on your itinerary. I’ll tell you about my experience and the
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China is much more than just big cities, temples, and noodles. In the center of China, in the Hunan province, are the Zhangjiajie-Wulingyuan mountains, which have lately started to be known as “the Avatar mountains,” as locals strongly believe that Cameron was inspired by these landscapes to create the floating rocks of Pandora. The truth
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Sunrise at Huang Shan The Yellow Mountain (Huang Shan, 黄山) is among the most visited sites in China for those looking for a unique natural landscape. It’s not for nothing that the site is protected by UNESCO and tourists swarm at all times of the year. There is therefore a rightful premise about it: if
Yalong Bay If you’re tired of the city and the Yellow Mountain doesn’t work for you, then you can’t miss the very famous tropical island of Hainan, in the far south of China. Right around the corner from Vietnam, Hainan (海南)is a place that belongs to China but really is an island of the world:
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Rows of yurts in Xilamuren grasslands In this guide to travel in Inner Mongolia you will find: How to decide whether to use a travel agency or make your own way; A guide to Inner Mongolia’s top sites and attractions; A breakdown of costs in Inner Mongolia including travel, accommodation and activities; Advice on the best time
While I was in Bangkok I’ve spent a day in Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of Thailand, and half day in Damnoen Saduak, where you’ll find the most touristic floating market of Thailand. Was is worth? Yes. And no. I’d never seen any floating market before so the visit was quite interesting to me. Also, I
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IMG_8403 by Dean Luo Today’s article is dedicated to the Shaolin Temple, an emblematic place for Chinese Kung Fu. Here you can find all the information you need to visit this place and much more. Let’s get started! The Shaolin Temple Who hasn’t heard of the Shaolin Temple? However, how many people know where it
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What’s so special about Tai-O? As far as I know Tai-O is the only fishermen village in Hong Kong S.A.R. where there are still neighborhoods entirely composed by stilt houses. If you’re in Hong Kong for at least a couple of days I suggest you to come here and visit this beautiful village to see
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Today I want to introduce my favorite cheap hostels in Hong Kong. Why do I emphasize the word “cheap”? Because Hong Kong is bloody expensive, especially when it comes down to accommodation. Thus finding a decent cheap room may represent a challenge. If can afford an expensive hotel you can head to Agoda.com and book
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What is Ayutthaya? Ayutthaya is the old capital of Thailand and is located 85 Km North of Bangkok. Ayutthaya was founded in 1350 and nowadays hosts an archeological site that became a popular destination for the tourists that stay in Bangkok as you can easily visit the site in a day. As you can see
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