Sara Jaaksola

Chinese teacher and a doctoral researcher from Finland living in Guangzhou, China

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  • Home
  • About Me
  • Research
    • My Research
    • Resources
  • Chinese Lessons
  • YouTube
  • Other
    • My Life
    • Living in China
    • Guangzhou
    • Teaching Chinese
    • Studying Chinese
    • PhD Studies & Research

Top Posts & Pages

  • Applying for a Chinese Green Card through a spousal route
  • Attending international conferences as a PhD student
  • Visiting a pet market in Guangzhou
  • Getting To Know Guangzhou: Tourist Guide to Xiguan Area
  • Huangpu ancient village and old port
  • My Second Day In China
  • Reader's Question: Living in Guangzhou
  • Polyglot Toddler
  • Visiting Meizhou: Traditional weilongwu architecture
  • Giving birth in Guangzhou - experiences from 5 hospitals
  • Living in China

    Us Stingy Foreigners

    September 15, 2012 /

    What do Chinese people “know” about us foreigners. First, foreigners have money. Second, foreigners are stingy! Not always true, but that is the image my Chinese boyfriend and many other Chinese have of us foreigners. Chinese generosity means the one…

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  • Sun Yat-Sen University

    Getting ready for a new semester at the Sun Yat-Sen University

    September 10, 2012 /

    Registration Registration to the Sun Yat-Sen University is not Hell’s Kitchen, but Hell’s Registration! It’s badly organized and people don’t know how to line up. When I got to the office at 7.30AM there were already 20+ students waiting. Door…

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  • Living in China

    Overview of US Expatriate Tax Requirements Living in China

    September 5, 2012 /

    Guest post by I.J. Zemelman, EA. Tax Operations Director at Taxes for Expats. Bottom Line:  File Your Taxes Every Year As a US expatriate working overseas you must file your US federal taxes annually just as you would if you…

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  • My Life

    My Second Day In China

    September 3, 2012 /

    Dear Travel Diary,  2nd of February 2010 I tried to take a shower again at the hostel but the water was freezing! Luckily warm water was available when I got back later that day. Today I used 10RMB for breakfast,…

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