Looking Chinese in China (When You’re Not, or Not Entirely)
Written by Kira Porter, (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) Student Correspondent CET Beijing, Spring 2019 As a Chinese adoptee (I was born in China and adopted as
How to see the Harbin Ice Festival
Written by Emma Tilley, (Brown University) Student Correspondent CET Harbin, Spring 2019 Why would anyone go to an industrial city in a practically Siberian climate in the
One Mocha Banana Milkshake, Please. Easy on the Sugar.
Written by Sheiran Phu, (Yale University) Student Correspondent for CET Harbin, Fall 2018 “Oily and a little saltier. But also large portions to share with
My commute to my internship
Photos by Victoria Ontiveros, (Johns Hopkins University) Student Correspondent CET Shanghai, Fall 2018 Donghua University is in downtown Shanghai, so we’re only a five minute
Photo Essay: CET Shanghai
Photos by Victoria Ontiveros (Johns Hopkins University), Student Correspondent CET Shanghai, Fall 2018
Foreigners at National Day
Written by Emma Tilley, (Brown University) Student Correspondent CET Beijing, Fall 2018 Every year on October 1, the People’s Republic of China’s National Day, patriots gather
Shanghai Transportation: The Good, the Bad, & the Hellish
Written by Belle Edeoga, (Sarah Lawrence College) Student Correspondent CET Shanghai, Fall 2018 The Good Generally speaking, transportation in Shanghai is quick, fast and easy to
What Language Learning and KFC Have in Common in Harbin
Written by Margaret Jackson, (Georgetown University) Student Correspondent CET Harbin: Intensive Language, Fall 2018 On our first day in Harbin, during orientation, one of the teachers
What you'll need for a semester in China (and what you won't)
Written by Emma Tilley, (Brown University) Student Correspondent CET Beijing, Fall 2018 It’s hard to believe we’ve been at CET for almost three weeks now!
Adjusting to Life Abroad in Harbin
Written by Sheiran Phu, (Yale University) Student Correspondent CET: Harbin, Fall 2018 Adjusting to life abroad can feel like an endless cycle of frustration. So