China Whisper offers translated Chinese news, lifestyles, cultures and topics & trends in China. What Chinese care about and their attitudes
I am a native Chinese in Beiing and love English. I wrok in a toursim company and exchanging ideas with foreigners is part of my job. In my work I find a lot of foreigners want to learn the latest Chinese news about life, entertainment, videos, pictures and voices from morden Chinese. So I start my blog and hope it can offer some help to them.
Please leave comments contact me at whisperchina@gmail.com if you have any idea or comments about my blog.
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Love this
great work!
everywhere has bad things and good things,in China or other countries…
let’s work together to heal the world,make a better place,for you and for me.
I wrok in a toursim company: I work in a toursim company
Blog writing 101: don’t make a mistake on one of the first pages people will read.
Also, just like getting a stroke wrong in a character, mixing up letters in English words is also a no no.
Hey man, nice site you got here. Cool design and info too.
And I agree with the dude above; you might want to look into professional proofreading or having some a native English speaker handle this. English readers are forgiving with foreigners delving into English, however, for a site that is aimed toward English netizens… typos, misspellings, and grammar mistakes are irritating to deal with. I’m not nitpicking as you for sure do a good enough job, but if you improve those points you’ll increase your audience!
Hey guy, Cool design and info. your blog is very useful to me,thanks.
I am a US czetiin ( Chinese too ). My wife is a China czetiin. Her egg is not heathly enough to give birth. And she will not come to US with me for the whole process.My question is without her presence, Can I borrwo egg from donor and finsih the whloe process. Also if is ok to bring the future child back to China and still have China czetiin.Please also let me know the approximate cost for the whole procedure.Many thanksMax
Well, this a a complicated situation. I think you should ask you wife to go and ask the local police immigration department.
Here’s a nice story I found on Huffington Post … http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/01/china-woman-guanghua-bridge-jump_n_1312971.html Perhaps you can find more information from Chinese sources.
I went to your site to see if you had already covered it and read about the dead babies. Sad. So much sad news in the world. I’m glad you mix both sad and happy news at your blog. It keeps things interesting.
Hey China Whisper,
Thought you might get a kick out of this new article on Shanghai “bookalikes”:
http://shanghai.talkmagazines.cn/issue/2012-03/six-degrees-shanghai-girls
Enjoy!