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Best Websites to Teach English Online to Chinese Kids

May 7, 2020 by Sapore di Cina 2 Comments

Best Websites to Teach English Online to Chinese Kids

Click here to read the review of the best platforms to get your TEFL Certification Online

Websites to Teach English Online to Chinese Kids – Index

  1. Benefits of teaching English online to Chinese children and students
  2. Which are the best websites to teach English online to Chinese children?

Teaching English online has become an increasingly popular profession, might it be for full-time teachers or for those who just want some extra income. It’s a perfect option if you want to work in another country, work remotely, or just have a back-up in times of crisis.

One of the greatest and most well-paid markets for online English teachers is undoubtedly the one in China. Thanks to a massive population, a great demand for English teachers, and high salaries, more and more teachers now target this market.

In this article, we list some of the most popular websites where you can teach English online to Chinese children and students.

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How to Download a VPN in China

May 6, 2020 by Sapore di Cina 34 Comments

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Since 2017, the large majority of VPN providers’ websites have been blocked in China. Besides, Google Play doesn’t work either, and the App Store doesn’t let users located in China download any VPN apps.

Because of this, many people find themselves in the conundrum that to purchase a VPN in China, you first need a VPN.

Nonetheless, if you are already in China and need to download or purchase a VPN, there are still ways of doing so. In this article, we will explain how to do it and provide links accessible from China for some VPNs.

All of the VPNs that we mention in this article have good performance in China, but if you want to find out which VPN is best for you, I recommend reading this article first. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Internet and Technology Tagged With: Internet in China, VPN

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Best Dating Apps for China: Our Complete Guide

May 6, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Best Dating Apps for China

Best Dating Apps for China – Index

  1. Tan Tan (探探)
  2. Tinder
  3. Badoo
  4. Mo Mo (陌陌)
  5. Tencent’s QQ
  6. WeChat
  7. What should I do if a dating application is blocked in China?

The online dating applications industry has literally exploded and companies receive funding in the hundreds of millions of dollars and are valued in the billions. China is not an exception and there are plenty of both local and foreign companies that target the Chinese online dating market.

If you plan to visit or move to China and look for the best dating applications, don’t look any further. In this article, we list some of the biggest and most popular dating apps you can find.

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Best Dating Apps for Thailand: Our Complete Guide

May 5, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Best Dating Apps in Thailand

Best Dating Apps for Thailand – Index

  1. Tinder
  2. Badoo
  3. ThaiFriendly
  4. Bumble
  5. Coffee Meets Bagel

The online dating scene has literally exploded in the past years and Thailand is not a country that has managed to avoid this transformation. Since a few years back, We’ve seen many online dating applications popping up, Tinder is probably the first that comes to mind.

If you plan to move or travel to Thailand and want to date people, you better download your favorite applications beforehand. In this article, we list some of the most popular dating applications in the market.

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Best Dating Apps for Vietnam: Our Complete Guide

May 4, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Best Dating Apps in Vietnam

Best Dating Apps for Vietnam – Index

  1. Tinder
  2. YmeetMe
  3. Vietnam Cupid
  4. Badoo
  5. Bumble
  6. VietSocial
  7. Facebook Dating

The online dating scene has exploded in the past 5 years, something that used to be tabu has become completely normal. Vietnam is not an exception and we’ve seen both international and local dating apps that are gaining more and more traction in the country.

If you live in Vietnam and would like to know what are the most popular dating apps, don’t look any further. In this article, we list some of the best and most popular dating apps in Vietnam.

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International Moving Companies in Taiwan: Our Top Picks

April 30, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

International Moving Companies in Taiwan

International Moving Companies in Taiwan – Index

  1. Why you should hire an international moving company
  2. How much does it cost to move to Taiwan?
  3. International moving companies in Taiwan
  4. Get up to 5 free quotes from trusted moving companies

Do you plan to move to Taiwan and need to find an international moving company?

In this article, you can find some of the most popular moving companies that can help you to send your goods to Taiwan (if you are moving there) or from Taiwan to overseas (if you plan moving back home or to another country).

The companies are handpicked and have a long experience of catering to foreigners in the international moving industry. They manage relocations within the shortest possible time and sometimes provide other useful services, covering visa & immigration issues, intercultural training, school searches and more.

If you fill in the form below, you can also get free quotes from trusted moving companies chosen by our moving service partner. If you have any questions about relocating to Taiwan, feel free to drop a comment below or send us an email.

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Filed Under: Live in China Tagged With: Taiwan ROC

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Travel to Shandong Province: A Complete Guide

April 30, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Travel to Shandong Province

Travel to Shandong – Index

  1. Why you should visit Shandong
  2. What to see and do in Shandong
  3. Shandong gastronomy
  4. Travel tips for Shandong

Shandong, which translates to “East of the mountains”, is a populous province that has played a vital role throughout China’s history. It’s the home of Mount Tai, a site with one of the longest histories of religious worship. Besides, Confucius was born in Qufu, one of the biggest cities in the province.

It’s a religious and cultural center for Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism, and also the third wealthiest province of China. In this article, I explain why you should visit Shandong, places to visit, about the cuisine, and finally, I share some travel tips.

Quick facts:

  • Chinese Name: 山东
  • Provincial Capital: Jinan
  • Famous Cities: Qingdao, Jinan, Weihai, Linyi, Qufu, Dezhou
  • Population: Around 100 million
  • Surrounding provinces: Hebei, Anhui, Jiangsu, Henan
  • Ethnic groups: Han (99.3%), Hui (0.6%)

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How to Find a Job as an English Teacher in China – The Complete Guide

April 28, 2020 by Vanessa Anderson 107 Comments

Teaching in ChinaTeaching kids in China

This is a complete guide to finding a job as an English teacher in China. It’s around 10,000 words, so take your time to read it. You can also click on one of the links below to jump directly to the sections that most interest you.

Click here to read the review of the best platforms to get your TEFL Certification Online

How to Teach English in China – Index

  1. Why teach English in China?
  2. Visa requirements
  3. What qualifications do I need?
  4. Teaching English as a non-native English speaker
  5. TEFL – Teaching English as a foreign language
  6. Best online platforms to get your TEFL certification
  7. What other skills will I need?
  8. Types of English teaching positions available
  9. Preparing a CV for a Chinese teaching position
  10. How to apply – from outside of China
  11. How to apply – from inside China
  12. Contracts and benefits
  13. What type of people teach English in China?
  14. Location considerations
  15. What can go wrong?
  16. Frequently asked questions

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Filed Under: Work in China Tagged With: Beijing, Shanghai, Work in China

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How to Travel Around Vietnam by Bus

April 24, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

How to Travel Around Vietnam by Bus

Travel Around Vietnam by Bus – Index

  1. Pros and cons of traveling by bus in Vietnam
  2. How to buy a bus ticket in Vietnam
  3. Types of buses in Vietnam
  4. Bus schedules
  5. Suggestions

Do you plan to travel to Vietnam and wonder whether going by bus is the right choice for you?

Vietnam has become an increasingly popular tourist destination and doesn’t only attract backpackers, but regular travelers and retired couples. Nowadays, more and more travelers choose to go by bus, especially with distances that take less than 6 hours.

In this article, we explain the pros and cons of traveling by bus in Vietnam. You’ll also learn how you can buy bus tickets, what bus types that exist, about bus schedules, and some general suggestions.

Let’s start and review the pros and cons of traveling by bus in Vietnam.

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International Moving Companies in Singapore: Our Top Picks

April 23, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

International Moving Companies in Singapore

International Moving Companies in Singapore – Index

  1. Why you should hire an international moving company
  2. How much does it cost to move to Singapore?
  3. International moving companies in Singapore
  4. Get up to 5 free quotes from trusted moving companies

Do you plan to move to Singapore and need to find an international moving company?

In this article, we list some of the best moving companies for sending your goods to Singapore (if you are relocating there) or from Singapore to another country (if you will leave the country within the near future).

The companies have a long experience in the moving and relocation industry and provide professional services. The companies are hand-picked as they offer high-quality services with short transportation times. If you fill in the form below, you can also get free quotes from trusted moving companies chosen by our moving service partner.

If you have any other recommendations for good moving and relocation companies in Singapore, feel free to drop a comment below.

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Study Chinese in China in a Private School or University – The Guide

April 22, 2020 by Sapore di Cina 48 Comments

Study Chinese in China

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Study Chinese in China – Index

  1. Study Chinese in a private school
  2. List of private schools in China
  3. Study Chinese at the university
  4. Do an internship in China
  5. Private Chinese tutor
  6. Language exchange
  7. Online Chinese courses
  8. Guides to study Chinese in the main Chinese cities
  9. Frequently asked questions
  10. Free quotation request

If you’re interested on studying in a specific city, click here to find the list of cities that we have already published a specific guide.

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Chinese Movies Reviews: Discover China Through its Cinema

April 21, 2020 by Sapore di Cina 7 Comments

This page is dedicated to my favorite Chinese movies.

Ocean Heaven (海洋天堂, Hǎiyáng Tiāntáng)

Ocean HeavenOcean Heaven is a 2010 Chinese-Hong Kong drama directed by Xue Xiaolu.

Sam Wong has a terminal sickness and is going to die soon. Even if he has accepted it, he’s worried for his son, Dafu, who is a 21 year old autistic guy. Sam works in an aquarium and, since his wife died fourteen years before, he has to look after his son alone.

Sam’s deepest fear is that Dafu won’t be able to look after for himself after he will die. Hence he’s trying to teach to his soon how to learn the essential everyday tasks so that he will be able to survive once he will be alone.

An important part of the story is devoted to show the help that Sam and Dafu get from their community. In China there isn’t the state welfare that you can get in Europe or Japan, so people learned how to take care of each other.

This is one of the few movies in Chinese that I was able to completely understand without English subtitles. The reason is that there isn’t much dialogue going on. It’s all about body language and face expressions.

Even if it’s a sad story, Ocean Heaven does end up with an optimistic view of the future. But you have to watch the movie to discover it ; )

The Story of Qiu Ju (秋菊打官司, Qiū Jú dǎ guān sī)

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Best Health Insurance for Expats in Thailand – Our Guide

April 21, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Best Health Insurance for Expats in Thailand

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free quotation to the broker we recommend at the moment

This article was written for foreigners that will relocate to Thailand and need to find an expat insurance. In this article, we provide information that will educate you and make it easier for you to decide whether a medical insurance policy is the right thing for you and how you can choose one.

Therefore, we will cover the below topics (you can click on the index to jump directly to the section that you are interested in and want to read about).

Health Insurance for Expats in Thailand – Index

  1. Medical attention in Thailand
  2. Why do I need health insurance in Thailand?
  3. Hospitals in Thailand
  4. Health Insurance for Retirees
  5. What is a broker and why you might need one?
  6. Table comparing health insurance policies for Thailand
  7. How to evaluate the features of a health insurance policy
  8. Send a request for a free quotation to the broker we recommend

If you only want to read about travel insurance suitable for Thailand, please check this article instead.

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Traveling to Hubei, Province of the Three Gorges Dam

April 19, 2020 by Armando Turturici Leave a Comment

Traveling to Hubei

Traveling to Hubei – Index

  1. Why visit Hubei Province?
  2. When to visit Hubei?
  3. Wuhan – what’s there to see?
  4. The city of Jingzhou and Mount Wudang
  5. Shennong Jia National Park
  6. The city of Yichang
  7. Frequently asked questions

The capital of Hubei Province (湖北) is Wuhan (武汉). The abbreviated name for Hubei Province is 鄂 (E), a character mostly used on car license plates. The presence of the character 北 (bei) “north” shouldn’t fool you, since Hubei is a province in central China.

The name comes from the fact that it’s located north of the large and deep Dongting Lake (洞庭), just like Hunan (湖南) because, as opposed to Hubei, it’s located south of Dongting Lake. On one shore of Dongting Lake there’s the famous Yueyang Lou (岳阳楼), “Yueuang Tower”.

Note too that the really ancient State of Chu (楚) is located in Hubei.

Why visit Hubei Province?

Some time ago, the general image of China was a place full of lakes, rivers, mountains, forests, animals, Chinese with straw hats on board little boats, and so on.

Well, Hubei is certainly one of the most fertile and lush Chinese provinces, thanks to the countless rivers and lakes to be found there. The most important river that goes through Hubei is Changjiang (长江), the “Long River”, known in the West as the Yangzi or, Yangtze depending on the old phonetic transcription from Wade-Giles.

Although the literal translation of Changjiang is “Long River”, it’s conventionally called “Blue River” because there are clay-like substances present that allows it to reflect the blue of the sky like a mirror. The Changjiang is the longest river in Asia, and the third-longest in the world, surpassed only by the Amazon and Nile Rivers.

Although nature has an important role in Hubei, modernity has not failed to reach this wonderful province, with all the pros and cons that this brings. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Travel around China Tagged With: Hubei, Travel in China

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Travel to China: Tips and Resources

April 19, 2020 by Sapore di Cina 34 Comments

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Travel to China Guide – Index

  1. How to get a Chinese Visa
  2. Tour or independent travel?
  3. Travel Insurance for China
  4. Hotels and hostels in China
  5. Vaccines and medicine
  6. Flying to China
  7. Internet and phone cards
  8. Phone cards
  9. Best apps for traveling in China
  10. Money, ATMs and credit cards
  11. China by train
  12. Domestic flights
  13. What to bring?
  14. When to travel to China?
  15. Common sense and cultural issues
  16. Food and drinks
  17. Nightlife in China
  18. Scams in China
  19. Shopping and bargaining
  20. Numbers in China
  21. How to communicate in China
  22. Frequently asked questions

This guide contains pretty much all the info that you’ll need to prepare your trip to China. However, note that in this article we don’t go into detail about any tourist destination or itinerary.

If you’d like to learn more about a particular destination, The Great Wall of China at Mutianyu, for example, click here to access our collection of tourist guides.

If you want to learn more about a particular touristic itinerary, click here.

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Zodiac Signs and the Chinese Horoscope: Our Guide

April 16, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Chinese zodiac

Zodiac Signs and the Chinese Horoscope – Index

  1. Why does each sign correspond with an animal?
  2. Personality and (romantic) compatibility between Chinese Zodiac signs
  3. Find out your Chinese Zodiac sign
  4. The four pillars of destiny
  5. Find out your “internal animal”
  6. Find out your “true animal”
  7. Find out your “secret animal”
  8. Yin and Yang
  9. The five elements
  10. For those fixated on the math
  11. A calendar of the next twelve years
  12. Frequently asked questions

The Chinese Zodiac, or shengxiao (生肖), has twelve symbols, just like the western one (given to us by the ancient Greeks). And, even in this case, each sign is associated with particular character traits. The difference is that while in our Zodiac each symbol corresponds with a certain month, the Chinese Zodiac corresponds with a particular year, For example, 2015 is the year of the Goat!

Why does each sign correspond with an animal?

It is said that Buddha, when he was near to dying, gathered all animals of the earth. However, only twelve bothered to come say goodbye. So he – being magnanimous as few others could – decided to reward them by baptizing each lunar phase with the name of one of the animals that came. The first to show up was the mouse (never trust the rats). After that, arriving in order were the buffalo, the tiger, the rabbit, the dragon, the snake, the horse, the goat, the monkey, the rooster, the dog and the pig (the usual latecomer). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Asian Society & History Tagged With: Travel in China

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Virtual Phone Numbers: The Best Way to Receive Calls in China

April 16, 2020 by Sapore di Cina 12 Comments

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virtual telephone numbers!

Virtual phone numbers – Index

  1. What is a virtual phone number?
  2. Why you may need a virtual phone number
  3. How does it works?
  4. Comparison of the best virtual telephone number services
  5. Reviews of virtual phone services
  6. Frequently asked questions

What is a virtual phone number?

A virtual number is a phone number that isn’t associated with any physical phone line: all the incoming calls are redirected to another number (for instance your mobile number)

Why you may need a virtual phone number

Have you ever used a roaming service while you were abroad? I did it when I just arrived in China and I ended up paying a huge amount of money (at the time my family needed to contact me quite frequently and I was often offline). After the first crazy expensive bill I decided to find a solution to this problem. This is how I stumbled upon virtual numbers.

Using a virtual number to redirect calls from a local number in your country to your Chinese mobile number is probably the best option to receive calls in China or wherever you are. It’s cheap and you won’t have to teach your grandma to use Skype!
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10 Incredible Dog Breeds Originally from China

April 16, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

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10 Dog Breeds Originally from China – Index

  1. Large Chinese dogs: Tibetan Mastiff, Shar-Pei
  2. Medium-sized Chinese dogs: Chongqing, Chow Chow, Tibetan Terrier
  3. Small Chinese dogs: Lhasa Apso, Pekingese, Chinese Crested Dog, Shih Tzu, Pug
  4. Frequently asked questions

Quite a broad and varied range of dog breeds have come to us from China, some of which are very well-known and others not so much. If you have one or are interested in these marvelous Chinese dog breeds, below, I’m going to explain their origins and most common features.

We have grouped them by size, as that is one of the features that people keep in mind the most when choosing which breed to take home:

Large (weighing more than 18 kg, and which can even reach 100):

  • Tibetan Mastiff
  • Shar-Pei

Medium (weighing more than 8 kg and up to 30):

  • Chongqing
  • Chow Chow
  • Tibetan Terrier

Small (maximum weight of between 8 and 9 kg):

  • Lhasa Apso
  • Pekingese
  • Chinese Crested Dog
  • Shih Tzu
  • Pug

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Chinese Grammar Explained – Our Complete Guide

April 16, 2020 by Armando Turturici 1 Comment

Chinese Grammar

This article is a collection of all the articles on Chinese grammar that we’ve published here on this site.

General characteristics of the Chinese language

In this article we’ll explain what counts as so-called “Mandarin Chinese”, how many dialects are spoken in modern China, what the Chinese writing is and the word in Chinese; how Chinese phrases are usually structured will also be explained.

In the final analysis, we’ll jump into the language, starting with personal pronouns, the numbers 1 to 10. To conclude we’ll explain how to ask questions and make simple negations.

Click here to read the article on the general characteristics of the Chinese language.

Classifiers

In this article, we explain a class of grammar that we don’t have in the Italian language: so-called classifiers (as sinologists call them) or numerators (as Japanese linguists call them) that are there, even with differences, much more so in Chinese than Japanese.

In brief, classifiers (in Chinese) are inserted between the number and noun so as to formulate the numeral or quantitative constructions (10 pens, 5 books, etc). For each class of nouns, there’s an appropriate classifier that unfortunately you need to know and study.

Click here to read the article on classifiers. [Read more…]

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Prepaid SIM Cards for Taiwan: A Complete Guide

April 16, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Prepaid SIM Cards for Taiwan

Prepaid SIM Cards for Taiwan – Index

  1. Types of SIM cards with data for Taiwan
  2. Local prepaid SIM cards in Taiwan
  3. Buying local SIM cards online
  4. Buying local SIM cards at the airport
  5. International Travel SIM cards
  6. Roaming in Taiwan
  7. Rent a phone in Taiwan

Do you plan to travel to Taiwan and need to get a local SIM card? Navigating the jungle of SIM cards can be a daunting and time-consuming task as there are many options available.

You see, you don’t necessarily need to buy a SIM card once you’ve arrived in a local shop in Taiwan. You can also buy SIM cards in advance online and receive it directly to your home. You can also pre-order a SIM card and pick it up at the international airport once you’ve arrived.

That said, many different companies are operating in Taiwan and it’s not that easy to find the best option within a short time. Therefore, we have written this article where we explain what kinds of SIM cards that exist, about operators offering the SIM cards, how you can order them, about the data plans, costs, and more.

Let’s start and check what types of SIM cards that are available.

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