Chinese New Year and a New Outlook
Although the gym is closed so I cannot hit it hard during my time off like I’d want to, experiencing Chinese New Year here in China is an honor and Read More …
Machiavellian Tactics Lower My Rent in China
The Chinese are not the only people with schemes up theirs sleeves. I decided to repay the favor of those unscrupulous people that I have been running into, and use Read More …
A Meal at Food Republic and Other Food for Thought
The work schedule as an English teacher here in Guangzhou still has me fucked up. Lunch, if it can be called that, is more like an early dinner. Since I Read More …
Chinese Scams: “Can You Buy Me Dinner?”
Hello, everyone. Still here in Guangzhou for the time being. I ran into another one of the Chinese scams that people try to run on foreigners here. This is the Read More …
The Ten-Yuan Faggot of Tianhe
Saturday (January 9th, you’re probably reading this much later) was a day off from work, or rather, “enforced hang out and overhear a bunch of loud foreigners.” I truly look Read More …
6 Inexpensive Ways to Get Out of a Rut
One of the worst things that can happen in life when we are trying to improve ourselves is to get caught in a rut. The sense of stagnation can be Read More …
A Tale of Three Cultures in Guangzhou, China
One of my tenants in the Game for Black men with Yellow Fever in Asia is to avoid non-Black foreigners. Little to nothing can come of this, as illustrated when Read More …
Five Useful Items to Bring to China
When we think of things that we will need to start a life in China, we often think of getting a good VPN, packing the right clothing, purchasing a GSM Read More …
Blogging Tip Promote Your Work on Other Sites
I have been an on-again-off-again content writer for about three years. Most of my work was creating content for other people at pennies per word. Working hard enough and taking Read More …
First Day Back in Guangzhou, China
Hello from Guangzhou, China! It sure is glad to be back in this corner of the world called Asia. It’s been to long. Just walking the streets and seeing 90 Read More …