How is the Coronavirus affecting the Au Pair program in China?
Given the worldwide concerns about the COVID-19 outbreak wordwide, we decided to deal with the topic from the Au Pairs’ and […]
AuPairinChina’s love continues
Kiwi girl Nancy’s china trip during the Covid-19 The year of 2020 will definitely be remembered in the next few
Love Stays Oceans Apart, Oceans an Easy Reach–Aupairs with Their Chinese Host Families during Covid19 Days
“We are weavs of the same sea, Leaves of the same tree, Flowers of the same garden.” e outbreak of
Be sure to practice it yourself！- Au pair story of an American boy Dk
The bible · Old Testament · genesis chapter 11 records that at that time, the human beings united to build
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Au Pairs’ Chinese New Year of Pig
As one of the most important traditional festivals of the Chinese people, the Spring Festival has been popular since ancient
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A Serbian Au Pair in China 😆
She is a Serbian girl who came to China for the first time. She has traveled to some European countries
A Wedding Invitation from Slovakia
“I am getting married, I invite you to attend my wedding.”, Tofriend Aupair in Shanghai received an wedding invitation from
December Culture Activity: Making Dumplings
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Dumplings are a traditional Chinese food. Chinese people usually eat dumplings on New Year’s Eve. Eating dumplings with the
Cultural Adjustment to China
Culture shock is a normal response among cultural exchange participants. It is the emotional and behavioral reaction to living and
Follow your dreams!
Milena Miletic found that there were some similarities in good personality quality between Chinese people and locals in her homeland. They
Life in one of the world’s metropolitan cities can be extraordinary and full of amazing moments
After arriving in Shanghai, Igor Jovanovic was surprised at Chinese culture and the beautiful cityscape. He has to say that
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