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Lanzhou photoblog, with travel information also available on the site

News, views, and travel reviews from the most remote part of China - Xinjiang. We're just chillin' here, living our daily lives amongst the groups of Chinese, Hui, and Uyghur that surround us at every corner while coming to grips with the cultural differences that we must face with each group individually.

About my trip to China in 2008

The Hypermodern is a non-profit blog based in Beijing that reports on China and expat life.

Adventures in the Asian Imagination

chinaONEblog

Commentary on life in Chifeng City and other parts of this vast Gobi Desert, politics, religion, personalities, customs, food, culture, complaints, ethnic rivalry, police, education, personal relationships, government management and mismanagement, corruption, and practically everything else by an English teacher whose students are primarily Chinese and Mongolian students.

Distorted. Inaccurate. Not right.

chinawhy.net's blog

SHE (Seen, Heard and Experienced) in China is my personal blog about my every day encounters in China

Real-time analysis of the Chinese economy & financial markets

Truth From Facts (实事求是) is run by four expats, residing in Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong.  Each of them brings over a decade of experience living in and studying China, and all of them speak and read Chinese.  This gives Truth From Facts a bit of a local taste as many of the postings are derived from Chinese language news stories and blogs, as well as information received frm Chinese friends.  Together the bloggers have living experience (study and work) in Bengbu City (Anhui), Beijing, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Wuhan.  Visitors to Truth From Facts note that it is picking up momentum and becoming a favorite place to browse.

I am a teacher, a bicyclist, a martial artist, a cook. I am a lapsed filmmaker, an amateur photographer, and a sloppy linguist. My husband is a gifted healer and acupuncturist. Together, we are spending a year or more in Chengdu, China, as I teach applied linguistics at Sichuan University, and he furthers his studies in herbs and tui na massage. This site is not a travel guide for the curious or a how-to supplement for your Lonely Planet pocket pal. This is a place where I can wrap my words around the things we live, and where strangers and friends can put their ears to the ground for vibrations sent from the other side of the world.

The latest news about recruiting and job hunting in China

The Antidote is based in Shanghai, China. We are a group of music producers and DJs. We have regular parties in Shanghai, and occasionally play other cities in China. See our website for more: http://www.antidoteasia.com/