Today we discuss with Teresa Pisanò who, after living for five years in Shanghai, in 2011 moved to Taipei, where she still lives. Teresa, you told me that you studied at the Department of Oriental Language and Culture of the University of Venice, which I believe is the most prestigious department in Italy when it […]
Click here to see available teaching jobs in China Click here to read the review of the best platforms to get your TEFL Certification Online Today we’re interviewing Luca Stanga, who has a rather interesting story to tell us since he teaches English in China on a work visa, which shows that such an objective
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Today we’re going to talk with Josh Summers, the founder of Far West China, as far as I know the best website dedicated to Xinjiang, one of less known and most beautiful provinces of China. Josh, thank you for accepting to answer to some questions for SDC. You arrived in Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang,
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In the streets of Lushi Today we’ll discuss with Gaetan Green, the founder of Travel Cathay, a website dedicated to the off-the-beaten path places in China. If you’re interested on travel tips, history and traditions of Chinese remote areas, I advice you to check Gaetan’s website! Gaetan, first of all thank for accepting to talk
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My name is Cristiano and I’ve been living and working in China for ten years. In my spare time I love writing and outdoor exercise (PM 2.5 permitting). I met Will Wain-Williams three years ago, and we immediately became friends. Will is a vigorous martial artist, as well as a tea expert. One of our
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At the Chinese Great Wall (Marta is on the right side, in the foreground). Anatomy of an interview At the end of November I received the following email: Hey, I’m Marta, I’m almost seventeen and this year I live in Nanjing, I study in a Chinese high-school, I have a Chinese mom and sister (I
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Today we interview Wei Hsu, Managing Director of INS Global Consulting, a Shanghai-based firm that helps foreign companies and individuals to develop their business in China, handle Visa procedures, payroll management, recruitment and much more. In this interview, we’ll focus on what you need to know in order to start a business in China. Wei,
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Today we’ll interview Claudio Piani, who teaches physical education in the city of Shenzhen. You can follow Claudio’s adventures on his blog, Piani per la Cina (?). If you’re interested in finding a job in China as a teacher (not just for physical education) I think you’ll find this interview extremely interesting! Finding work in
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Today we’re interviewing Gessica Cipriano, a classical dance teacher in Jishou, a city located in Hunan Province. If you’d like to learn more about Gessica and her adventures in China, take a look at her YouTube channel. Working in a Chinese university Gessica, first of all thanks for agreeing to answer my questions. Many people
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Today I’ve the honor to interview Fiona, the soul of Life on Nanchang Lu, the place where you shall go if you want to learn more about food – especially street food, – in Shanghai. Food Fiona, you define yourself as a Foodie, Writer, Photographer and Expert dumpling taster. I want to start with the
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In today’s interview, we chat with Paula Vexlir, a clinical psychologist and founder of the website ExpatPsi, an online platform for psychological support and information for Spanish-speaking expats. What is ExpatPsi? Hi Paula, thank you for accepting to do this interview. Can you explain to our readers a bit about what ExpatPsi is and the
Today is an honor for me to interview Simon Gjeroe, a Danish long-time ex-pat and he has written articles and books on Chinese travel, food, culture, history, and politics. Simon lived in China from 1995 to 1998 and again from 2003 to 2013 where he got married and raised two mixed boys. From his bibliography,
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The heroine of this adventure. Today we republish this old, great interview! Pietro contacted me a couple of weeks ago because he’s playing with the idea of moving to China. In one of the emails that we exchanged he told me that last year he traveled from Italy to Mongolia by Fiat Panda. Wait, wait…
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