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Guangzhou Watchdog: Spring Festival Chaos, Korean Fashion and More
Guangzhou Watchdog: Spring Festival Chaos, Korean Fashion and More
Jan 12, 2012 Comments (1)

There’s never a dull moment in China, whether if it’s a revelation that Guangzhou’s railway station can’t handle Spring Festival travel demands, or the announcement that China’s largest Korean fashion mall will open this year. Here’s a round-up of recent happenings in Guangzhou. Read More>>

Guangzhou Watchdog: Wildlife Running Rampant, Sex Festivals & More
Guangzhou Watchdog: Wildlife Running Rampant, Sex Festivals & More
Nov 11, 2011 Comments (0)

Guangzhou is about to host a sex culture festival, a film festival and a food festival. If, after all that, you’re not “festivaled out”, why not swing by Hooley’s one last time before they say “Slán” and move to new quarters. Read on for more news and events… Read More>>

Educate Yourself—Expat-Friendly Classes in Guangzhou
Educate Yourself—Expat-Friendly Classes in Guangzhou
Nov 04, 2011 Comments (0)

Living abroad is a learning experience in itself. However, once that “shiny newness” has worn off, expats sometimes find themselves cocooning into a routine, often involving laying on the couch and watching too many DVDs. Fight the urge to hibernate by signing up for a class or two! Read More>>

Cheap Beds, Cool Peeps – A look at Hostels in Guangzhou
Cheap Beds, Cool Peeps – A look at Hostels in Guangzhou
Sep 09, 2011 Comments (0)

Attention backpackers: Despite what you might have heard, Guangzhou does have hostels! While the quantity of lodging is not as abundant as in some other Chinese cities, there have been some welcome additions to Guangzhou’s accommodation scene – here are five good options. Read More>>

Guangzhou Watchdog: Recent News and Upcoming Events
Guangzhou Watchdog: Recent News and Upcoming Events
Sep 02, 2011 Comments (1)

Busy with Universiade, you might have missed these recent news stories and event announcements: Real Madrid visited, the worlds highest cable car ride opens, “biotech island” is under construction, cab prices are going up, and two events are coming soon, one is family-friendly, and the other…not so much: Read More>>

Furniture Frenzy: Places to Pimp Your Pad in Guangzhou
Furniture Frenzy: Places to Pimp Your Pad in Guangzhou
Jul 04, 2011 Comments (7)

Your home should be a pleasure, a space so uniquely yours that when you enter it you instantly feel comforted, so for those itching to decorate their new digs or even do a complete renovation, Guangzhou offers plenty of ideas. Read More>>

6 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do in Guangzhou
6 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do in Guangzhou
Jun 06, 2011 Comments (0)

If you’re not a Guangzhou local, it’s not always easy to uncover the city’s lesser known diversions. From partying with pandas to belly dancing, this article is sure to introduce some local pursuits you’d never guess were so close to home. Read More>>

Guangzhou’s Metro: A Slice of Life, Underground
Guangzhou’s Metro: A Slice of Life, Underground
Feb 24, 2011 Comments (0)

While taking a taxi guarantees a seat and allows you to avoid group-hugging strangers, riding the metro in Guangzhou is a great way to catch a slice of city life. This article guides you through all the major metro lines in Guangzhou and all the basics you need to know for taking a hassle-free trip on the metro. Read More>>

Guangzhou Watchdog: A Round-up of News, Events & New Openings
Guangzhou Watchdog: A Round-up of News, Events & New Openings
Feb 18, 2011 Comments (0)

With new buildings and roads virtually appearing overnight in China, it’s all too easy to fall out of the loop when it comes to news, events and top local stories. We’ve taken the time to search the web for the latest updates on what’s happening around Guangzhou. Read More>>

Rugged History: Temples, Churches and Mosques in Guangzhou
Rugged History: Temples, Churches and Mosques in Guangzhou
Oct 25, 2010 Comments (0)

We have compiled a list of beautiful temples, churches and a mosque within the Guangzhou city area – whether you are a believer or not they are definitely worth a visit, if only for their beautiful architecture, changing history and extensive interior. Read More>>

The Relationship Minefield: 4 Challenges for Multicultural Couples

The Relationship Minefield: 4 Challenges for Multicultural Couples

Jumping into a relationship with someone from a different culture can be a bit like stepping onto a minefield. Challenges abound, and no matter how much a couple loves each other, sometimes the difficulties get the best of us. Here we look at four of the biggest challenges of multicultural couples in China. More>>