There isn’t much to Jinshan Fishing Village, or Jinshanzui, or 金山嘴渔村. However, it’s a nice place to spend an afternoon […]
Jinshan Fishing Village: The Sea-Side Town with No Sea-Side Read Post »
The Chinese New Year, or Spring Festival, is undoubtedly the biggest of all the big holidays in China. It’s like
How Shanghai is Celebrating the Chinese New Year Read Post »
The second wave of COVID-19 sort of hit Shanghai by surprise. Thus far, the city had been spared the worst
Shanghai Gets a Second Wave of COVID-19 Read Post »
The Power Station of Art and TeamLab:Borderless are conveniently located next to each other on the banks of the Huangpu
Art in Shanghai: The Power Station of Art and TeamLab:Borderless Read Post »
Sometimes living overseas can be very lonely. This loneliness is worse during the holidays. This is a blog post about that.
Loneliness, Holidays and Living Overseas Read Post »
Renting an apartment in Shanghai is an adventure. Maybe it isn’t a very fun adventure. Maybe it’s a bit of
Renting an Apartment in Shanghai Read Post »
Today I’m writing a list of the most annoying things about living in China. Generally, I’ve tried to keep this
The Most Annoying Things About Living in China Read Post »
Oriental Land is a large park located, ironically, on the far western edge of Shanghai. It’s about a two-hour subway
Oriental Land: on the far edge of Shanghai Read Post »
Gucun Park in Shanghai is also known as “dinosaur park.” Walk through dense forests of leafy green plants. There’s a
Hold on to Your Butts: It’s Gucun Park, Shanghai Read Post »
Our Chang Xing Island adventure started with a message from the boss. “We’re going to Chang Xing Island next week.
Shipyards and Strawberries on Chang Xing Island Read Post »
