Blog Tag - China
“Sensei, an old custom in my hometown dictated that a newborn child is given the name of a body part or organ. Nose Chen, for instance, Eyes Zhao,...
Beijing is fourth on a list of the cities preferred by the world's 2,089 billionaires, more of whom live in China than any other country except for...
China has lifted its game console producing and selling ban following a trial in Shanghai’s Free Trade Zone.
The ban was originally put in place in...
"The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart has become an unexpected pitch man for a Chinese video game. Does Comedy Central know about this?
The promotional...
China's white-collar workers show up for work approximately 22 times per month, but half have sex less than once per month, which may account for...
Perched in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Tao has a unique claim to fame: it’s one of the world’s few scuba diving destinations for backpackers. While the...
Director John Woo's latest two-part epic The Crossing opens today (Dec 2) and has already earned the nickname of "China's Titanic," as the story...
Fans of The Hunger Games film series were disappointed this weekend, when the film opened in many countries across the globe, but not China.
Despite...
Some genuinely good news out of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting for citizens and residents of Beijing: China and the United States have...
Two travel industry events I attended about ten years apart highlighted what foreign travel operators don't understand about the market. In both...
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This Wednesday, August 13, marks the tenth anniversary of Julia Child's passing. The formidable female chef is best known for bringing French cuisine...
No relationship is perfect, and no one in a relationship is a less perfect than the foreign man dating the Chinese woman. This is summed up by an...
With the World Cup upon us and because of the antisocial (or social) nature of the time difference between China and Brazil, businesses are...
Seems like people in the public relations industry in Beijing need other outlets to express themselves. Will Moss and David Wolf were both popular...
