It was Children's Day, and my son's school was having a big carnival with performances, classroom tours and cuisine prepared by parents.
Some may think I'm a thrift maniac, as I can't stand any kind of waste and always try to give trash a second chance.
The best news I heard since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in November is that the nation is being encouraged to avoid wasting food.
As an adult, my reasons for wanting to adopt a dog were purely selfish. I wanted a companion.
After taking care of our newborn baby for 2 months all by ourselves, my wife and I realized hiring an ayi is compulsory.
Before moving to China, my fiancee and I had been warned: Don't forget to pack muesli and toothbrushes.
One of the nicest surprises about my nearly four years stay in China is that I've learned a lot about ... Belarus.
Breaking up is especially hard when you don't speak each other's language.
The taxi problem in Beijing has become a favorite topic, probably because this winter is the coldest in years.
The spray of glass whooshed up my nose. I don't remember that moment - or the three days that followed.
I hit the accelerator, and within about two seconds and as many meters - CRASH!
On one winter's coldest nights, my son's school, the SMIC Private School of Beijing, held a charity performance.
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