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A Mongolian Summer
Going in Search of the Original Horse Meat Steak Tartar - and How To Cook A Camel -
The Many Ups and Downs of Yangzhou
A lot of Chinese cities have nine lives or more, but few cling as neatly to the image of a withered man of consequence, recognized and appreciated only by a few fellow musty old souls. -
China's Belt Gets Bigger
The premise here is merit-badge cities, not golf-clapping nostalgically for glory days. -
Hong Kong for the Non-Consumer
It’s a simple paradigm for the Hong Kong tourist, on the face of things: shop or die. -
Many Thanks to Our China Expats!
Hundreds attend our China Expat book launch events -
Three More Chinatowns
Those who didn’t fancy steaming down to a frazzle took to selling peanuts in the street, an occupation which the Dutch soon used as an epithet. -
A Really Good Typhoon
An exciting, yet often frustrating, part of living in coastal South China are the typhoons. -
Boris Lissanevitch – Asian Expat Extraordinaire
How an expat ballet dancer and tiger hunter founded the 300 Club, the Yak & Yeti and Cathay Pacific -
Human Glider Flies through Hunan Mountain
Congratulations and insanity awards aplenty go to American wingsuit flier Jeb Corliss, who flew unaided at close to 80 mph through a hole in Tianmen Mountain. -
British China Opium War Campaign Medals
One of the legacies of being foreign in China is the dark history that immediately preceded the rise of modern history.