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Why Do Expats Need Savings?
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When you shift to a new country, a good attitude to the foreign culture and an open mind to new friends and places are necessary. But certainly you cannot ignore an important item on the list, which is Savings! Yes, the most primary effort is to fund your move or protect yourself from unexpected financial drain.
 


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Three Wheel Freedom
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I was first drawn by curiosity but I soon found myself enraptured in the counter culture of gas guzzling, overheating, greased hands, skinned knuckles, and ringing ears of sweet sweet freedom in the form of three wheels on the open road. Passion is what moves us to do what we do when we feel compelled to act. Khalil Gibran wrotein
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Inner Mongolia Naadam Festival
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I was in Inner Mongolia for Naadam Festival, held each summer, on varying dates according to the lunar calendar. In 2010, around the 10th and 11th of July will be the best chance to see this celebration of wrestling, archery and horse racing. It was the turn of the big men. They danced as they came into the


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Ma Bo Jiaozi
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For a millennia, dumplings have been one of the staple dishes in Chinese cuisine, freshly prepared at home by most families and available in many restaurants. During the Tang dynasty, jiaozi became the celebratory dish to be eaten all over China at New Year’s Eve or right in the first minutes of the new year, largely due to the
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WORLD CUP 2010
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Being from England I have always found Chinese people very polite to me, and very complimenting on how gentlemanly English men are, overall not a bad stereotype. Now it’s summer 2010 and the chance for us to embrace our other stereotype; the drunken, football watching, singing,

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Xi’an… I Like It.
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Reading and listening to so many negative, one-sided, manipulative, smug and condescending voices on things China recently (and they were just my own!), I feel like simply writing a brief note reminding myself of why I like living in Xi’an. Article by Richard Frost 李志.
(www.notesfromxian.com)
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Sino - French Art Exhibition
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It seems that too often interesting things are talked about in the past tense, especially in Xi’an. The interesting things pass by while waiting for something better, better timing, better weather, a better something or other. The other day I was out with
some friends and they were all talking about a

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Cherry Blossoms In Xi’an
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Winter has finally passed, the birds are starting to sing, and I am no longer having to walk funny due to thermal underwear. As I stoll down Xianning Lu I cannot help but notice the massive hive of activity enamating from the north gate of Jiao Tong University and the south gate of Xing Qing Park. What could be causing such
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Gladiators are Still Alive
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If it seems like you change your outfit style every other day and that means changing your shoe style as well then this one is for you. Not sure if that’s you? Go to your shoe cabinet (the fact that you have a cabinet full of shoes should be a hint), how many shoes do you own?

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Stacked Multi-Storey Car Park
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The vertical parking lot, located in the northern suburb of Cross Street and Ming-Lu, is nearly 98 meters high. Hidden in the residential home, it is almost invisible from the outside appearance. The 52-storey residential building has stacked parking lots on both sides and can accommodate a total of 104 cars.
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Zhengzhou-Xi’an By Train
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A high-speed railway linking central China city; Zhengzhou, and northwestern city; Xi’an, went into operation Saturday. The 505-km Zhengzhou-Xi’an high-speed railway, the first of its kind in central and western China, cut the travel time between

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Restaurant districts for foreign goods
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Xi’an is a place that can capture the imagination of the author, intrigue the historic scholar, and enchant the love struck poet and for those spending a few days in this cradle of Chinese civilization that maybe just what their after, but what about living here? Sometimes, for the long term guest the
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Rou Jia Mo in Muslim style
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Rou Jia Mo (肉夹馍), known as “Roger Moore” to the hard of hearing or “a Chinese Hamburger” to tourists and amateurs alike has taken a new avenue. A culinary trip that transcends thousands of miles, generations of cultures, and even a fusion of religions, all snugly wrapped in a bun

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Yellow River Charity’s 4th Birthday
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We are about to celebrate the Yellow River Soup Kitchen’s 4th Birthday this week, quite an achievement in itself considering from the outset we were never given any hope of survival here in China past the first few months. To mark our work to date some friends in the UK and China have
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Personal discoveries on Cui Hua Shan
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Blurry eyed and still half asleep, I heat up some water and stand impatiently waiting for it to come to a boil. I’m up early, much earlier than usual and honestly…I didn’t even knew the sun came up at this hour. The water comes to a boil and I throw in some tea leaves, taking a sip, I sigh, squint my eyes

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More than Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an
Article by Global Times First built in 194 BC, Xi'an's 12-meter-high wall wraps 12 km around the city. Armies of tourists besiege Xi'an every day to see the Terracotta Warriors. But travelers who go the extra mile to sift through the city's cultural treasure trove will discover it's a place of many hidden gems.
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Xi'an Child Abuse Prevention Center
Although the children that we meet at the Xi'an Philanthropic Child Abuse Prevention and Aid Centre (CAPAC) are still young in terms of their age, the trouble that these boys and girls have seen has pushed their minds and their bodies far beyond their years.,

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Yellow River Soup Kitchen
The Yellow River Soup Kitchen was founded in December 2005 and is a non profit NGO, registered in the UK but operating in Xi’an and the surrounding district. It is astonishingly understood to be the first Soup Kitchen in China and is wholly run by volunteers for volunteers and as such has no overheads of any description.
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Traveling by car: Xi'an to Chengdu
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Article by Global Times 1. Xi'an – Hanzhong Start your journey from Xi'an, a smooth drive west to reach Zhouzhi county, west of Xi'an. Be careful as you cross the Qinling Mountains to reach Hanzhong city, south of Xi'an. Attractions along the way: Zhang Qian Tomb, Hanzhong City Museum (ancient Hantai).

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Papa John's Pizza comes to Xi'an
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PAPA JOHN’S,world famous pizza expert,was founded by John Schnatter in 1984, with headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. Papa John’s is awarded the first prize in ACSI (American Customer Service Investigation) in 9 years, and has brought delicious pizza and convenient delivery service to customers’ world-wide.
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The Great Bike Ride for Charity
Call them crazy, but on the 9th of October Mark O’Connor (Cummings Engineering, Xiang Fan) and Alasdair Maclean (Principal, Xi’an High Tech International School) are setting off on a non-stop 550km bike ride, from Xian Fan to Xi’an. This is a bike ride that will have them navigate the hills

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Colabo Pizza & Pasta
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Colabo is one of those places that once you set foot in you realize that you are in for a good meal. The fact that it’s in one of the most obscure locations a restaurant could be only adds to the atmosphere that you have truly found one of Xi’an’s hidden gems that will be added to your list of frequent spots that answer the age old question, “what do you want to eat tonight?”
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Green Molly Irish Bar
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With the success of Park Qin as one of the pre-eminent hang outs in town it was only a matter of time before they tried something new, and the wait is over. In the early part of September Xi’an received its first Irish Bar courtesy of the Park Qin guys. Located in Gaoxin just opposite of the New Century JinHua this Bar/Restaurant is going to revolutionize

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Xián Hi-Tech International School
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Xián Hi-Tech International School has begun a promising new school year with an enthusiastic and motivated team, new equipment and improvements to the educational programme. These new developments will bring the school to the standard that parents expect from an International School catering for children from 3 to 18.
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Changan Banquet
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Changan Banquet is the latest dinner + performance show now opened in Xi’An. In the span of 3 hours, guests are transported back to the era of ancient dynasties in which a sumptuous feast and a dazzling dance performance awaits. Wait staff are dressed in costumes of olden times, serving exquisite dishes in the Canto-Chaozhou cuisine style.

 

 

 

 

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