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My Life in China
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- ISBN8232445669
- EAN9798232445669
- Date de parution06/09/2025
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- ÉditeurHamza elmir
Résumé
My Life in China details the author's experiences as an expat navigating life, work, and culture in China. The book begins with the author's arrival in China, describing the initial shock of an unfamiliar environment, language barriers, and the overwhelming attention received as a foreigner. This "celebrity" experience, while amusing at first, evolves into an understanding of cultural curiosity rather than personal fame.
Throughout the book, the author shares personal challenges and triumphs, from struggling to learn Mandarin to adapting to China's distinct food culture, where expectations clashed with reality.
Throughout the book, the author shares personal challenges and triumphs, from struggling to learn Mandarin to adapting to China's distinct food culture, where expectations clashed with reality.
My Life in China details the author's experiences as an expat navigating life, work, and culture in China. The book begins with the author's arrival in China, describing the initial shock of an unfamiliar environment, language barriers, and the overwhelming attention received as a foreigner. This "celebrity" experience, while amusing at first, evolves into an understanding of cultural curiosity rather than personal fame.
Throughout the book, the author shares personal challenges and triumphs, from struggling to learn Mandarin to adapting to China's distinct food culture, where expectations clashed with reality.
Throughout the book, the author shares personal challenges and triumphs, from struggling to learn Mandarin to adapting to China's distinct food culture, where expectations clashed with reality.
