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  • About Me
  • Categories
    • My Life
    • Living in China
    • Guangzhou
    • Teaching Chinese
    • Studying Chinese
  • Chinese Lessons
  • Guangzhou

Top Posts & Pages

  • On Dating Chinese Men
  • Taking a big step and pursuing further study
  • How to choose in which hospital to give birth in China?
  • What it's like to be on a Chinese TV quiz show
  • Giving birth in China: Guangzhou Women and Children's Medical Center
  • Application sent! How I applied to a PhD programme in Finland
  • Zuo yuezi - Chinese postpartum traditions
  • What makes someone motivated to learn Chinese?
  • Why I'm not traveling to Finland anytime soon?
  • Prenatal check-ups in China
  • Chinese Family Life,  Living in China

    Not so funny things my ayi has done

    December 13, 2016 /

    Having an ayi or a housekeeper is really common in China, solving the big issue of childcare in many families. After finding our ayi, I wrote a few words about training her, but now after few months it’s time for…

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  • Chinese Family Life,  Raising a child in China

    12 things I’ve learned in 12 months of raising a child in China

    November 12, 2016 /

    1 The whole village wants to parents your kid. You get lots of parenting advice every time you dare to leave the door with your precious baby. She should wear more clothes! Where are her socks? She must be hungry!…

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  • Chinese Family Life,  Living in China

    Training your ayi

    November 1, 2016 /

    Last time I wrote how we found a new ayi to take care our daughter while we work, little did I know that inviting a nanny to your home would mean a lot of extra work for you too! I…

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  • Chinese Family Life,  Dating Chinese Men,  Getting married in China

    What to accept in the name of culture?

    July 20, 2016 /

    I often get comments or emails asking if something is common Chinese behavior in a spouse or in-laws. They wonder if they are acting in a strange way because of cultural reasons and therefore should be respected even though you…

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