China is a beautiful and diverse country, rich in cultural history. If you’ve been following my blog, you’ll know that I spent two and a half years teaching and travelling through China. This was one of those life-changing experiences and I’ve captured so many memories here. Living in a new country has all kinds of […]
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You want to start your teach abroad journey but you’re not sure if it’s the right fit. You’re tired of the corporate grind and you’re looking for adventure and fun. Well teaching English in China might just be right up your alley. As China continues to encourage its locals across all age groups to learn […]
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Food forms a big part of Chinese culture with tradition and meaning accompanying almost every step of a meal. Business dinners, weddings and other special occasions are almost always met with some form of exotic dish. Shark fin soup is a delicacy found in traditional Chinese cuisine and is made from the fins of various […]
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Going on adventures and living in different cities means that at some point or another, you’re going to experience a birthday (or two) away from family back home. Here’s how I spent my 29th birthday in China!
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I was never a girl to try local street food but truth be told: my perception of street food soon changed after living in China for two and half years. Street food is not just food in China, it’s a culture. In fact, I’d be so bold as to say, it’s a way of life. […]
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My first year in China was filled with all sorts of adventures. From unknowingly tasting shark fin soup at a teacher’s dinner to trekking to the 10th tower of the Great Wall – the adventures were endless. But I guess that is why we travel… to push ourselves to the limits and not just see […]
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