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Guest article by LaowaiinkMark lives in Xiamen, Fujian. You can visit his blog (http://laowaiink.weebly.com), which is currently hibernating.
Mark's wife got her tattoo I got my first tattoo a few months before I came to China. Now, six years and twenty tattoos later, I’ve learned a lot about China’s attitudes towards tattoos. It all started when a heroic Chinese guy got tattooed by his mother (!) so he would always
Some time ago one of LoveLoveChina readers (Wandering American) wrote me an e-mail with interesting suggestion: picking up and highlighting the most popular threads that have been discussed in the forum. Indeed, due to its very nature forum topics tend to be quickly forgotten and buried in the archives. That’s why starting with today’s post I
Guest article by KevinFKevin 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.
In this series, I’ve discussed both romantic love and parental love. It’s the latter that I’ve been more concerned with, though, as the series epigraph and the opening vignette about my ex-teacher and her mother show. Indeed, these two loves are very different emotions. Romantic love separates into lust, romantic attraction, and attachment
Eugene and Crystal About a year ago I published a post about the wedding photography in China, using the pictures of my married cousins. Today I want to revisit this topic as someone who recently has gone through this experience herself. In China there are two kinds of wedding photography. First kind are photos taken during
Guest article by Bored in MelbourneI am a mid 30s man living in Australia, connected to Asia through friends, business, and lifestyle. Like many I was introduced to Chinese culture through the draw of a smart girl, who grew up in China and patiently spent time teaching me the language, culture, food, and sensibilities of her homeland before she tempted me to first travel there myself. In my frequent travels I enjoy indulging my interest in people which often reflects in my photography. Contrary to my online tag I am hardly ever 'Bored' at all, there is already too much to do, see, and learn in life.
Chongqing Car Show When I arrived in Chongqing at the start of June my business partner, a Chinese woman in her early 30s, took me to the local motor show. She insisted I must bring my camera to photograph the models. So off we went in a taxi and met up with her friend, a professional make |
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