British Writes Handbook for Expats New to China

"People always ask me the obvious question, 'What's it really like living in China?'" British Navjot Singh wrote in his latest handbook. The book is on sale at Amazon and bookstores in China and other countries.

German Finds His Dream on eBay

As a young and trendy guy, the former marketing student likes seeking out the newest and coolest electronic products in the city and selling them on eBay to European customers.

Guangzhou, A Blessed City for Japanese "Ceramic Doll" Ai Fukuhara

Not everybody knows about table tennis in Japan. But as a table tennis player, Ai Fukuhara is more popular than the sport itself.

David Abrahamson, from English Teacher to NGO Staff

In Guangzhou, there are a number of Non Governmental Organization staff members who serve in different fields such as education, agriculture, labor, etc. David Abrahamson is one of them, but slightly unique - he is an American.

My 14 Hours in the Sichuan Earthquake Zone

Today's mission - how to best use our support to help at least 20,000 children by building mobile and permanent schools to replace schools damaged or destroyed in the earthquake.

Indian Finds Reliable Suppliers in SZ

It is not easy for a businessman to find a supplier who is as much customer-oriented as himself in a foreign country, but Subhash Agarwal of India has found reliable suppliers in Shenzhen.

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