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All in all 2016 has been a great year for us. I am always grateful that we are a cross-cultural family, living with people from all kinds of backgrounds. I hope I never stop learning from others.
A Frenchman, whose Chinese name is Ding Yimu, has worked as an assistant to the head of Hehong village in Ninghai county of Ningbo, Zhejiang province, for one year, and his main job is to promote tourism.
Since it provides myriad possibilities and opportunities, it is little wonder that in the 21st century it is the China Dream that everyone is talking about.
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A veteran Italian businessman says a stranger's tip on his first visit to China has helped him find his own way in the country for more than two decades.
He was just an academic with an unusual hobby - until his etymology website of Chinese characters became a smash hit online.
Jana Janeckova, the owner of Listdesign, a graphic design company in the Czech Republic, still rememberes the movie about Chinese calligraphy screened in Czech when she was a child.
Having finished an international relations degree at an Australian university, Kathleen Rosser was ready for the working world. But with a sluggish global economy, she was facing a tough job market - especially as a recent graduate.
Relatives and friends of slain family raise funds to support poor communities that breed desperation and violence.
From a curved roof made of timber inspired by a Chinese hat to disaster-relief shelters crafted from cardboard tubes, Shigeru Ban's designs have won wide acclaim.
He has cycled across most of China and plans to keep traveling anywhere he can reach on two wheels.
A British woman in Beijing finds her niche making schools for migrant children better places to learn.
Na Yoonseon, a teacher from Cheju Halla University of South Korea, commenced her teaching career in China since September of 2012. As a tofu lover, she came to the Qixu Village of Huainan City which is renowned for tofu-making for learning various local tofu recipes.
He started his career training the sea animals on New York's Coney Island, and now he has his dream job working with giant pandas in Chengdu.
A Russian-Irish artist's photographs of Peking Opera give a contemporary voice to the ancient art form.
A specialty blacksmith from Ireland has become many horses' best friend in China, making sure their feet are healthy enough for the country's growing equestrian clubs.
When the two friends of some 50 years saw each other for the last time, at the older woman's deathbed, they spoke about a seven-string plucked instrument, guqin.
For many parents, collecting your children after school is an everyday chore. For Dr Diarra Boubacar, it was a rare treat.
As a National Geographic photographer, Michael Yamashita zooms in on places too far away for most of the outside world to see otherwise.
A British tai chi master in China lives the aspiration she shared with her late husband, who was her first teacher.
An 87-year-old US jazz star is ensuring his legacy in China by training a blind 13-year-old piano prodigy.
Ten years ago, Mike Parent arrived in the Tibet autonomous region to teach at the Braille Without Borders vocational school.
August Dietz had a very clear vision in 2005. He says it was as if he saw a plane flying in the skies before him, and it was carrying a long red banner that said: "Go to China".
The Chinese are dreaming big and building big. In Beijing, monumental infrastructure developments give public expression to China’s national pride, its ambition and its confidence in the future.
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