Jun 1, 2017
Somebody's becoming famous and constantly has to have a smile ready for the locals' selfie needs. #blondehairinchina #laowei #selfie (at Wenchang, Sichuan, China)
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Somebody's becoming famous and constantly has to have a smile ready for the locals' selfie needs. #blondehairinchina #laowei #selfie (at Wenchang, Sichuan, China)
Easy Nanjing Lu looking east. #thisischina #shanghai #joeinchina #nanjinglu #tourists #laowei (at Walking Street Of Nanjing Road, Shanghai 南京路步行街)
We got a new guy at work today and we were in the office chatting about what we did before coming to Yangzhou. I’d forgotten this part about expat life, how it’s already time to say goodbye to one person and meet a new arrival.
“First, I got my degree in a truly terrible subject for finding a job,” my new coworker told me.
“Oh really? What was that?” I asked. As a classics major, I’m always so happy to hear about others who studied what they really liked, especially if that rambling career path leads to China.
“Classical studies.” he said.
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Nǐhǎo [你好]
Hello from the other side of the world! On this blog myself (Mo Ling 莫灵) and Jennifer (Ling Fei 玲斐) want to share our experiences in the Far East with you now that we will be living in Beijing [北京] for 2 years. Hence the title and the Chinese symbols.
Thanks for reading. Xièxie!
MLF - MoLingFei :)
Two weekends ago we hired a party bike, which is basically a massive tandem bike with a middle bar section. Around $10pp for 3 hours. You bring your own alcohol and food, and plug your own music into the speakers as you ride around Chaoyang Park. We had water guns filled with vodka/whiskey that we attempted to shoot into each other's mouths. We got a bit sloppy with our aim toward the end and probably consumed half of the alcohol through our pores or our eyes.
If you're some random who came across this blog and also happened to be at the park on that day, I apologise. We were quite obnoxious; the loud and drunk foreigners that the Chinese envision dirtying their streets and causing a ruckus. Yup, that was us. BUT WE HAD FUN.