If you are interested in ordering a drawing you can find more information 
If you have any other general questions, need help with a China related issue or simply want to suggest new post topics you would like to read about more, feel free to contact us.
The past few months have been very difficult. Now that there are just a few more hours left of 2014, it got me thinking: Was this year really so bad? Is this feeling of failure and having not achieved what …
Top 20 Best Moments 2014
China Living
Baking in China Special – Panda cookies Recipe
Cute Panda Cookies 超可爱的熊猫饼干
With my new Chinese baking equipment came a bunch of super cute panda cookie forms. I tried the recipe that came with it but I didn’t like the taste. The cookies turned out very hard and …
Baking in China – A Guide: Ingredients (with Chinese vocabulary)
After the last post about essential baking equipment in China, how different supplies are called in Chinese and where to get them, here follows the second part of the guide: A list of baking ingredients, how they are called …
Baking in China – A Guide: Equipment and Supplies (with Chinese vocabulary)
For those of you living in fully developed, non-Asian countries, a guide for baking equipment seems hardly worth a discussion, let alone a whole article. In China, however, baking a cake can turn into an insurmountable task.
Chinese kitchens usually …
Chinese table manners: 8 Do’s and 8 Don’ts
There have been many articles on Chinese table manners. China’s eating culture can be as confusing as is its drinking culture.
Having good table manners in China can help you to avoid embarrassment. There are certain rules of of …
China – A country under construction
All over China neighborhoods are being demolished to make way for the future: bigger roads, huge shopping malls, and apartment blocks.
Recently, people started to voice their concern about China’s construction boom. Headlines like Success Hurts: China’s Building Boom Is …
Elderly in China: Villages for the Aged
When I came back to China from a three weeks visit in Germany last month, I found myself in a half-empty house. My mother-in-law was standing in the kitchen preparing dinner, which is a very rare picture as it’s always …
Home sweet home? – Reverse Culture Shock
I have always thought I am crazy, or even suffering some mental problems, just because every time, I went back to Germany, my mother’s choice of country, and thus my maternal home, I had extreme trouble to re-adjust. I found …
Guest Post: Mitigate culture shock in China; have a look at our “infographic”!
Whether you are a regular traveller to the country or a first-timer visiting China, almost for sure you will at some point experience culture shock. No matter which part of China you are visiting, maybe Harbin or Sichuan, or cities …
I’ve been nominated for the Liebster Award!
Many of you have heard or maybe even have been nominated and received the Liebster Award. I have been nomiated before by Linda Living in China, but due to study pressures I couldn’t find the time to accept the …
Latest Posts
March 4, 2017
December 11, 2016
December 4, 2016
November 20, 2016
October 30, 2016
Affiliates
Popular Posts
-
Bottoms up! - Chinese drinking etiquette
-
The Thing I Wish I Knew Before Marrying into a Chinese Family
-
How to stay warm in China without central heating?
-
Chinese New Year’s Superstitions: 10 Don’ts
-
Pregnant in China Part I – Things my mother-in-law told me not to do
-
Baking in China - A Guide: Ingredients (with Chinese vocabulary)
-
Why You Need a VPN in China
-
“Sheng Da Pang Sunzi 生大胖孙子” The pressure of having a boy in rural China
-
“Your baby must be cold!” – Comic
-
The Thing I Wish I Knew Before Marrying into a Chinese Family
-
‘Sitting the Month’: Postpartum Traditions in Rural Anhui
-
Erjiaxian 二夹弦: Bozhou’s regional opera and my first time on stage as a man
Recent Comments