The other day, I decided to be social and went to a “Chinese Corner”, a meet-up for locals and foreigners to meet and engage in conversations. It was really fun! There were lots of people there and we got divided into beginners, intermediate and advanced according to our Chinese language skills. I ended up in…
This is Part II about my second trip to South Korea. I was so lucky to be able to visit this beautiful country twice this year. Since Jeongsu and I focused on the Seoul area the last time, we decided to go south for this trip. We spent a wonderful few days in the city of Busan.…
It’s been said before but I will say it again: Being in an AMWF relationship is super awesome but not always easy. People ask the craziest questions and get super nosy. Why do people care so much about my relationship and ask the most inappropriate things? You know what I mean… The most popular question I…
A few months back I posted a series of photos about China in the 1800s and 1900s. I am a huge photography and history fan and so I decided to do the same thing with photos from Korea! Korea has a very interesting history and undergone a huge transformation: the Korean Ware, separation between North…
It seems like many Europeans and Americans have come to appreciate learning languages of lands farther away than France, Spain/Mexico or Portugal/Brazil, Italy, etc. Especially Asian languages are extremely popular to learn at the moment and more and more schools and universities begin to offer full language courses or degrees in these oriental languages. Being…
Today’s guest post was written by Emma, a London girl who has been studying International Relations and Mandarin in Hong Kong for the last year as an exchange student. She also writes about her life in Hong Kong and studying Mandarin on her own blog at www.emmawomblingfree.wordpress.com. Be sure to check it out! “My first time travelling…
Now that I’m only a few weeks away from going back to Korea to visit my boyfriend Jeongsu, I started thinking about some major differences between China and South Korea. Even though they are both Asian countries and located pretty close to each other, you would think the two countries must be pretty similar. Indeed,…
I am so happy to feature this guest post about same-sex marriage between an American and Chinese national. Previously, I wrote about the LGBT scene in China because I think it is of great importance in Today’s China. I hope you enjoy this post as much as I did! “Its amazing how your expectations of…
Welcome to part 5 of my “Korea Adventure” series. This time, It’s all about Cheongju, the city where Jeongsu went to university and shared an apartment with his brother! Now, he started a job and moved back in with his parents in Miwon to save money. Besides Cheongju, we visited Seoul and his hometown Miwon (20…
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Test of Proficiency in Korean
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Me Know English!
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Welcome To My World
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Never Stop Exploring the Endless
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