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February 8, 2019 Culture / Life in Asia / Life in the West

How Are Age and Chinese New Year Connected?

Years ago, when I went to have my fortune read at the Shihlin Night Market in Taipei, the fortune-teller gave

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January 21, 2019 Life in Asia / Life in the West / Love / Moving

Putting Heartbreak Behind Me in Moving to China

Years ago, when I made the serendipitous – and seemingly accidental – decision to come to China, I actually had

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December 10, 2018 Christmas / Culture / Family / Husband / Life / Life in the West / Traditions

Christmas In Canada: Introducing My Chinese Husband To My Family’s Tradition

When I had first met my husband, I knew that sharing our cultural traditions would be memorable. We came from

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November 16, 2018 Education / Family / Life / Life in the West / Moving / Traveling / University

Homeward Bound: Traveling Throughout My University Years

During my days as a university student, I traveled quite a bit. Not overseas per se, however, moving from city

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November 12, 2018 Life / Life in Asia / Life in the West / Uncategorized

Home Is Where The Heart Is: Traveling Back To US After One Year

Last year, July 2017, I arrived in Shanghai for the second time to attend a graduate program. My parents do

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November 2, 2018 Family / Kids / Life in Asia / Life in the West

Adventures in WWAM Parenting on the Tibetan Plateau

Recently I, by myself, have started the difficult process of getting my 5-year-old daughter to be able to (fall a)sleep

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October 12, 2018 Culture / Life / Life in Asia / Life in the West / Mongolia / Relationships / Uncategorized

The Impact of Assumptions around Independence

The funny thing about assumptions is that more often than not we aren’t aware of the fact that we are

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Travelling home - Australia vs China
September 17, 2018 Family / Kids / Life in Asia / Life in the West

China vs Australia – Inevitable Comparisons When Travelling Home

Since moving to Beijing around 15 years ago, trips “home” to Australia have always prompted me to compare my Beijing

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June 11, 2018 Culture / Kids / Life in the West

‘Mixed blood’: a commonly used term in China

I was walking down the street in a Dutch city with my half-Chinese son in his stroller. As small kids usually

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April 13, 2018 Family / Life / Life in Asia / Life in the West / Mongolia

Small Talk Styles: What do you do? vs. How many children do you have?

Making small talk or initial conversation with new acquaintances was perhaps the hardest part of adjusting to life in Mongolia.

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