26. Finding my happily ever after in China. By Khola My China journey began in the year 2015 when I came to China for the first time with a tentative plan to spend one semester here, and then decide if I wanted to stay longer. I had come to China on CSC scholarship for
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25. Becoming home. By Amy Vernon My name is Amy Vernon and I am from the U.S., although I was born overseas. I have been working as an English and kindergarten teacher for two years, but my degree is in Social Work and French. I have lived in China for two and a half
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24. Living harmoniously with nature in Beijing. By Miranda I live in a small village north of the Beijing airport. I’ve been more Asia-based since 2009, I have lived everywhere from Cambodia, Indonesia, and I initially came to China to travel. I came directly to Beijing and traveled everywhere: Inner Mongolia, Jiangsu, Guangzhou, just
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23. Dating with China. By Viktoria Radnaeva My name is Viktoria and I was born in Siberia, Russia. I am an artist, writer and journalist. I have lived in Wuhan for the past 1.5 years and am currently finishing a master’s course in art and design at Wuhan. I have spent in China 11
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22. Can I be like you in three months? By Moxi Hi! My name is Mbuga Moses, although in China everyone calls me Moxi 莫西. I come from Kampala, Uganda, and when I was a teenager in high school, I had a P.E. teacher who was fond of bodybuilding and training. One day, I
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What does the other side of the world look like? By Daniel Esteban This story was originally written in Spanish. Choose “Spanish” on the drop-down menu to access it. My name is Daniel Esteban Perdomo Rincón and I was born in Bogotá, Colombia 27 years ago. I am currently an English teacher in a high
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Manila Xiamen International School and their Ted Ed Club held a CORE and ATL Day, Ted Ed event on June 9th and 10th. The activities of the first day included the presentation of student’s Extended Essays, Personal Projects and an exhibition of crafts related to Arts, Language, Science, Math, I&S and Design, specifically about environmental
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Last Saturday, Master Translations sponsored a cultural exchange activity organized by Xiamen Science and Technology Bureau’s and Yundang Sub-district’s Foreign Professionals Service Center Guanren Branch. The event evolved around the Dragon Boat Festival and welcomed both local and expat families. Guanren Community, known in Xiamen as a big international family brought together 15 families from
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My Time in China: Redefining Home by Mea Andrews Hello everyone, I’m Mea Andrews and I’m an American living and working in Beijing. I just moved here from Chongqing, and I had been living there since 2017. I came to China for the same reasons I think most of expatriates can relate to; I wanted
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“F**k, I’m American” by Joanne Ko Sure, culture shock happens on both sides of a shore. “Never go to China! You have no idea how dangerous China is. Promise me you will not go!” Having grown up Chinese in America, I attracted a lot of speculation about what China and Chinese people are
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