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Expatriates enjoy Chinese New Year in city - Expats of Shanghai

Expatriates enjoy Chinese New Year in city

Due to the impact of COVID-19, many expatriates living and working in Shanghai have chosen to remain in the city over the Chinese New Year holiday.
Expats find a sense of community in city - Expats of Shanghai

Expats find a sense of community in city

Moving abroad isn't an easy experience. The unfamiliar environment, limited social network, language barrier and culture shock can be formidable for foreigners moving to Shanghai.
Sammy's boxing clever in a city he loves - Expats of Shanghai

Sammy's boxing clever in a city he loves

Sammy Bowen, a 31-year-old businessman from the UK, runs a boxing gym, a football club and a restaurant in Shanghai.
Curator plans future with nature as a monk - Expats of Shanghai

Curator plans future with nature as a monk

Presently, Yun Cheagab is the curator and director of HOW Art Museum in the Pudong New Area, but he wants to be a monk in Tongdosa, back to South Korea, some time in the future.
Analytic entrepreneur relishes a problem - Expats of Shanghai

Analytic entrepreneur relishes a problem

Businessman Ami Dror has just embarked on yet another entrepreneurial journey in a challenging new field. 
Boxing, books and a 'Brawl on the Bund' - Expats of Shanghai

Boxing, books and a 'Brawl on the Bund'

Badhrul Islam from Britain reflects on 14 years of food, literature and boxing in Shanghai.
Architects find new life on washroom floor - Expats of Shanghai

Architects find new life on washroom floor

Living in downtown Shanghai, with three kids and a fat cat, Canadian couple Sherry Poon and Raefer Wallis said they have built an intimate relationship with their neighbors.
All's fair in love and war for Brit art teacher - Expats of Shanghai

All's fair in love and war for Brit art teacher

As a former British Royal Marine, it is fair to say Ian Smith has dodged a few bullets in his time. 
Brit's sweet tooth for Candy and Shanghai - Expats of Shanghai

Brit's sweet tooth for Candy and Shanghai

With a catchy Chinese name "泰山," or taishan, similar to the name of a famous mountain in China, British man Chris Attwell, looks passionate and approachable.

Between worlds: the Filipino-Japanese living it up in Shanghai - Expats of Shanghai

Between worlds: the Filipino-Japanese living it up in Shanghai

With a formal black shirt and grey pants, Mario San Pedro Yamaura, a young man who is half Japanese and half Filipino, looks crisp and professional.
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