WWAM Bam! | Western Women & Asian Men, Breaking All Molds

Embracing Nature on a Daily Basis: A Love for the Outdoors

Nature has never been of an utmost importance in my life. Being outdoors lacks appeal to me; could be due

In my previous post about Chinese citizenship for children of WWAM couples, I discussed the citizenship options available for kids

Years ago, when my husband Jun and I spent some transitional months living in his family’s home in rural Zhejiang

A year and a half ago when I wrote Getting Married in Mongolia & USA I never expected I’d find myself

Okay, so I completely fell for it. There are many trends we get swept up in throughout our lifetimes, and

If you’re having (or discussing having) a baby with your Chinese partner – your child’s citizenship is an important issue

Dear Ms Wai, I have learned through trial and error that my in-laws don’t like to try my home country’s

We are proud to continue our series of WWAM Love 2.0, beginning with an explanation as to the focus of

You could argue that English and Chinese – translations that is – brought me and my husband Jun together. We

One of the books that I always saw everywhere in 2018 was “The Kiss Quotient” by Helen Hoang, a tale