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《吕西斯忒拉忒》在哪里？尚未大无畏的台湾女性 - 第五章
May 28th, 2011 | Chinese girls |
Guest article by KevinF
Kevin Fitzpatrick is copy editor and chief writer for Taiwan’s Yellow Fever, Foreign Moons, a blog managed by Shaun Bettinson. The blog explores Western-Taiwanese sexual and romantic relationships and sundry other cross-cultural matters.
 Princesses Eternal or Extinction Burst?
Let me begin Part V by partly correcting a point stressed in Part IV: that young Taiwanese women contract princess disease foremost from older women. I said that they especially got it from instruction from female teachers – that mostly PD is a reaction to being over-controlled and to being socialized into “feminine” roles. Columnist Dave at YFFM, however, in an upcoming article there, says that family female elders, not teachers, are the chief inculcators. He suggests that PD is taught mostly by
» Continue reading Where’s Lysistrata? Taiwan’s Not-yet-dauntless Females – Part V »
A =/= B (第一章)
May 26th, 2011 | Worth reading |
Guest article by Elijah
Elijah is a super awesome cool guy who flies on a fire-breathing dragon called Puff when travelling and is known to induce orgasms through eye contact. When he's not saving baby animals and orphans, he's stopping pollution, poverty and prejudice with his massive intellect. Mostly though, he's sleeping, cooking, playing on his xbox360, on the computer, reading or out with his one and only Angel. If you want to gaze in awe at the perfection that is Elijah and Canney go to their blog to see videos, pics and other articles. Don't forget to leave a comment and choose your favourite music from the built in jukebox.
 From Crystal: Although first part of this post doesn’t seem to be related to Chinese girls, the things explained in it do impact Chinese girls overall. This part is necessary because the subsequent one will rely on terms introduced and explained here. The second part will focus on Chinese girls, don’t worry…
Clarifications
Today is a special day.
» Continue reading A =/= B (Part I) »
在中国的婚外情
May 23rd, 2011 | Relationship |
Guest article by Aaron
I am a former Peace Corps volunteer who has lived and worked in both West Africa from 2007-2009 and in China from 2009-2010. I am currently living and working as an English teacher at a private school in Guiyang, Guizhou. I have a new contractual teaching job with Petro China starting in the fall and will be moving to Beijing at that time.
 I am a 26 year old single American male who has lived in Guizhou province for about two years. My own dating episodes (read: misadventures) and general social observations have been discouraging but enlightening. They have led me to theorize about how the current climate of dating and marriage in Guizhou has come to be.
» Continue reading Extramarital Affairs in China »
中国美的标准是从哪里来的？
May 21st, 2011 | Chinese fashion |
Guest article by thomas3812
Tom is from Cape Cod, Massachusetts, U.S.A. He currently lives in Xi'an, China though is expecting to relocate to another part of China next year. He authors Tom's China Blog.
 Emma Pei, Chinese face for L'Oreal
Trailing houses, cars, and travel, cosmetic surgery is the fourth most popular way that Chinese citizens spend discretionary income. Similar to Western cultures, it has become quite commonplace for Chinese women to get procedures done. It’s estimated that China ranks third behind Brazil and the United States in the
» Continue reading Where Does China’s Standard of Beauty Come From? »
上海年轻女人的现代生活
May 18th, 2011 | Chinese girls |
Guest article by ziccawei
I am a British guy who has lived in Shanghai for just over 10 years. I teach English in a variety of places and enjoy it despite the fact that I try to critically analyse all my poor students. I do some writing and like painting as a form of psychological release. And - despite what I say here - I worship Shanghai girls! In my opinion they are a cross between Joan of Arc and a Japanese AV star.
My site (in Chinese) is a warning shot about unscrupulous English schools and agents!
 In the last ten years or so Shanghai has gone through some huge changes in terms of infrastructure of the city and development in terms of architecture, commerce and trade. Ten years ago Shanghai was very different than it is today. While Shanghai – and Shanghai people – like to think that it has been
» Continue reading The Modern Life of Shanghai Young Women »
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