So yeah. I went to this tea house today. Because that is what you do, right? When you’re in China. When someone you’ve talked to online a couple of times comes for a random visit and you ask him to hang

I have never seen this kind of thing in Europe. Or at least not yet. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't become popular there as well. I haven't seen many of these in China, but I'm guessing in Japan

Food is an important part of every day life. Fortunately, in China there is lots of food. Unfortunately, I don't speak or read any Mandarin. Most exciting adventures here, besides safely crossing the road,

I arrived in Shanghai exactly one week ago. It's been really nice so far. Not too hot, lots of rain to cool down the place and to get rid of the smog, and lots of nice new people to meet. And of course,

One of the main changes I noticed here in Shanghai as I returned here yesterday after two years, is the amount of bicycles. Sure there were bicycles before. But mostly electric scooters. When I left in

Today I arrived in Shanghai, after a long absence. I'm overly tired (11 hours not being able to sleep on the plane, and then a transfer in Hong Kong which included 20 minute run to get from one side of

Source: pixabay It's an interesting rollercoaster, preparing for a trip into a place that is so vastly different and exciting, yet can also be lonely and absurd. I still have no clue how to prepare for