South Koreans live good life in Qingdao

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Created on Saturday, 12 January 2008 18:34
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Koreans can live the good life in Qingdao without speaking any Chinese. The residential buildings are managed by Koreans, Korean restaurants are located on every street and clinics have been specifically set up for Koreans.

The Korean-friendly environments of Yantai, Weihai and especially Qingdao, a coastal city in East China\'s Shandong Province, are big reasons for the popularity of the areas among Koreans.

Koreans in Qingdao

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My Heart Never Left

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Created on Monday, 13 June 2005 17:06
Published on Monday, 13 June 2005 01:00
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Kayleigh has filled the emptiness in my life with a joy and purpose that is hard to describe. Thanks to her, a piece of my heart is still in China with the thousands of orphans who live with the dream of a family of their own.

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FAQ for Studying in Beijing

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Created on Thursday, 17 March 2005 13:58
Published on Thursday, 17 March 2005 02:00
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1. How to apply for scholarships granted by the Chinese government?

All applicants can apply to the relevant student dispatching authorities, the Chinese embassy, or consulate general in their home countries. The time to apply is normally between the beginning of January and the beginning of April. The China Scholarship Council does not handle any individual applications.

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Traditional treats

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Created on Sunday, 06 February 2005 23:20
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There is no better illustration of what Beijingers eat during the Spring Festival than food offered by traditional snack food (xiao chi, small eats) stores throughout Beijing.

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Beijing eases visa requirements

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Created on Wednesday, 02 February 2005 20:37
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Visa requirements for international visitors to Beijing have been loosened. They are now able to extend their visa for six to 12 months, for as many times as they wish. In the past, foreigners were only able to renew their visa twice, each for a period of three months.
Iran\'s Sara Hesabian (right) applies for an extension to her visa at the Division of Entry-Exit Administration of the Beijing Municipal Security Bureau. [China Daily]

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