My First Christmas in China
Christmas Day at School You here all sorts of stories before you come away to China. The variety of conversations about the weird foods that are available, the culture shock, the pollution, [...]
Is it really hard to teach teenagers?
So, where I work we are given a strict curriculum to follow for our kindergarten classes, and Hip Hip Hooray classes. We know what vocabulary and what grammar [...]
Traveling for the Holiday
Making the most of our time offI have had quite a unique experience living and working abroad in China. The celebration of the holidays was nothing short of a “once in a [...]
Merry Chinese Christmas
Having Ourselves a Very Merry Chinese Christmas Christmas in China is not a very big deal at all and if it wasn't for daily updates from friends back [...]
Trying to Crack Asia
My First Taste of Fame Being a foreigner in a densely populated city of Chinese people means, naturally, you are going to get a lot more attention that [...]
Giving Teaching Workshops
How It All Fits My work week has a pretty set routine as far as meetings, classes, feedback, and stress goes. Every Wednesday we hear our weekly feedback from the Director of [...]
Eating in China
China’s Cuisine Food is a major part of any culture. We all use it as a form of socializing, or as a hobby, or a way to relax. [...]
Travelling Adventures in China
Travelling on a Shoe String Budget China is a wonderful country and there are countless places of natural beauty to visit. There are waterways, metropolises, forests and coasts [...]
Roles of the Teaching Assistant
Teaching in China When you teach in China, I have already noted that the greatest resource you have available to you are the other teachers in the office. [...]
The Fears of Being in the Spotlight
My name is Andrew Ho-Lung I am from Daytona Beach, Fl, USA. After finishing my degrees in International Affairs and Geography from Florida State University, I decided to take a leap of [...]
