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Clark Nielsen for the Win  
A personal blog primarily about teaching English to naughty children, traveling, and learning to deal with Chinese culture.

by: clarkisdark | find out more

Josh is in China  
About a jazz musician bringing his art form to Sichuan Province, China
by: jkatz100 | find out more

Laoserge  
Freelance translator living in China. Stereotype-debunking records of an ongoing trip from the land of fur-hatted bears stumbling over snowdrifts gulping vodka - via the castles echoing with clanking of the knights' armor, - via the prairies inhabited with politically correct cowboys munching burgers, - to a certain middle kingdom of bellicose monks and waking dragons trying to overcome that post-slumber dragon-breath

by: Laoserge | find out more

academic adventurer  
Life and work, and jobs, of an Austrian, currently teaching German at Xiangtan University, Hunan to make a living, doing fieldwork on the side... Posts tend to be in English, video-posts in German

by: gerri | find out more

OC Creole Lady in Macau  
Do you know any black American women living in China? Macau SAR in particular...Well, you do now.

by: OC Creole Lady in Macau | find out more

French In HK  
I am French, in Hong Kong for now. This is my personal Mobile Blog.

by: Didier LAHELY | find out more

Under the Rubble  
Untold stories, my own and others, of the Sichuan 5-12 Earthquake

by: undertherubble | find out more

Cooking Etcetera  
Hopping from one country to another with my husband requires me to adapt to different kind of lifestyles. This blog is about my recent passion in food photography and cooking.

by: Barefootster | find out more

Surviving and Working in Xinjiang, China  
News, views, and travel reviews from a couple of expats crazy enough to relocate themselves to Xinjiang, China - essentially the middle of nowhere. There's plenty of places to travel, plenty of controversy to cover, and plenty of Chinese cultural idiosyncrasies to reveal.

by: jsummers83 | find out more

How to Get Married in China... for Foreigners  
The step-by-step processes for an American, or other foreigner to get engaged, get married, get his spouse a visa, a green card, a work permit, citizenship, and all the associated amenities.

by: feisnik | find out more