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Cultural Adjustment to China

Culture shock is a normal response among cultural exchange participants. It is the emotional and behavioral reaction to living and working in another culture. The culture shock can feel like a roller coaster ride as the physical, emotional and mental highs and lows come in waves. Everyone will experience culture

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Milena Miletic found that there were some similarities in good personality quality between Chinese people and locals in her homeland. They both are hospitable. Besides, Chinese also are kind to foreigners particularly. Milena got special care form others, whenever she was in China.What surprised her was that Chinese people also have a lot

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Four common statements you wont hear from your host family

“Thank you” When you help a stranger or someone outside your Chinese home, they would always say “thank you” to you. “Thank you for opening a door for me” or ”thank you for helping me with this”. However, at home, when your host mom passes a tea pot to your

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6 reasons to do Au pair in Beijing

1. It is the best place to learn mandarin Being one of the largest populated places on earth, there are so many languages spoken in China, Mandarin being the most spoken language. This tends to attract au pair’s who choose China, as they want to learn or improve their mandarin.

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10 rules that helped me survive in China

1) Don’t get scared Before you come to China, lot’s if people are going to tell you a lot of stories and give you a lot of well meant tipps. Some of them(Chinese people love to eat dog, for example) are completely made up, others might really be valid and

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