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Category: Mother-In-Law

June 11, 2019 Culture / Family / Husband / Life / Life in Asia / Life in the West / Mother-In-Law / Nature

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

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October 19, 2018 Culture / Family / Father-In-Law / Life / Mother-In-Law / Relationships

Independence In A Chinese Family: A Different Outlook On Living

When my husband and I had first gotten married, we were happy for the independence that came. We had both

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April 24, 2018 Culture / Mother-In-Law / Uncategorized

We Sacrificed A Sheep

In 2004 I returned to China to start my degree in Beijing. The first plane to Amsterdam was incredible turbulent

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March 23, 2018 Culture / Family / Life in Asia / Life in the West / Mother-In-Law

In the Eye of the Beholder: The Pressure to be the Same

Last week I saw my friend Li after our kids got out of school for the day. Li knows more

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March 19, 2018 Family / Kids / Mother-In-Law

Three Fights I’ve Had With My Chinese In-Laws After Having Kids

I have the best parents-in-law. They are generous, patient, warm, and truly treat me like their own daughter. Save for

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February 26, 2018 Family / Life in the West / Mother-In-Law

How China’s one child policy is affecting my family life in Europe

My husband was born in 1981 in Beijing. Back in those days, the one-child policy was something new, and especially

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December 8, 2017 Culture / Family / Life / Mother-In-Law / Uncategorized

Christmas: To Celebrate or not to Celebrate

Christmas. A difficult time of year. I tried to do Christmas when I was still at university in Beijing. As

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October 16, 2017 Family / Life in Asia / Life in the West / Mother-In-Law

Kitchen Hygiene vs. My Stomach vs. My Chinese Mother-In-Law

Ah, kitchen hygiene. It’s one thing to worry about it while traveling. But what about those of us who worry

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September 27, 2017 Culture / Mother-In-Law / Pregnancy

Always Being There Versus Giving Space When Giving Birth

When I gave birth in China, it was the first grandchild for both my own parents and my mother-in-law. There

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August 28, 2017 Family / Kids / Mother-In-Law

About my mother-in-law and my placenta

In the last month of my pregnancy, the topic of what to do with my placenta after giving birth came

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