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A taste of Cantonese culture in 48 hours
The southern Chinese city of Guangzhou offers all the hustle, bustle, culture and commerce of other major Asian metropolises minus the massive tourist crowds. But that could change as more travelers are lured to the modern port city by affordable flights and a 72-hour visa-free transit policy. Just a two-hour
The 10 China Travel Survival Tips
China is a strange land for many people and every traveler should do some homework before visiting the country. Here we summarize some tips when traveling in China. However, if you look at the cultural gap from a different view, you may find a whole new world in front of you. 1.
Au Pair’s Chinese language (Mandarin) study
Tofriend Au Pair provide Au Pairs study in the follow universities as you can choose (based on the distance from your Host Family), Click to view the university’s webpage to get more info about your future study. Normally the Au Pair to start to study in the University after his/her
Au Pair’s Chinese language (Mandarin) study: HSK Chinese level exam
一、汉语水平考试(HSK)和汉语水平口语考试(HSKK) Chinese Proficiency Test(HSK) and HSK Speaking Test(HSKK) 汉语水平考试 Chinese Proficiency Test(HSK) HSK是一项国际汉语能力标准化考试，重点考查汉语非第一语言的考生在生活、学习和工作 中运用汉语进行交际的能力。 HSK包括HSK (—级）、HSK (二级)、HSK (三级）、HSK (四级)、HSK (五级)、 HSK (六级）。 HSK is an international standardized Chinese language test to measure the ability of nonnative Chinese speakers to communicate in Chinese in daily lives, academic and working settings. HSK
Au Pair’s life in China: How to choose your mobile data plan
The People’s Republic of China is a very special country to buy a local SIM card. Although almost every mobile device is produced here in these days, buying a SIM card can be quite complicated, especially as very few people understand or speak English. This article applies only to mainland
Au Pair’s life in China, Use Taobao
This is the quick and dirty guide – it presents the fastest, easiest way to buy stuff on Taobao. If you need more detail on any of these steps, links are provided to guides that go in depth into these points. First things First If you don’t live in