American Expats In Chengdu, China
If you are looking to connect with American expats in Chengdu, China, then this page brings together all the latest expat blogs Chengdu written by American bloggers, any interviews, articles and news items we have here at ExpatsBlog.com.
Latest Blogs by American Expats Living in China
Thimblerig's Ark
Blog of international writer, Nate Fleming. Nate has been living and working internationally for the past fifteen years, first in Kazakhstan and now in China. He is a teacher, a writer, a theater director, a father, and a husband.
In Search of the End of the Sidewalk
In Search of Where the Sidewalk Ends is my attempt to record both the extraordinary and mundane events of life as the spouse of a Foreign Service officer.
Latest Expat Interviews/ Articles
German Expat Living in China - Interview with Anna
Anna is a freelance illustrator and portrait artist in her late 20s, with a passion for Martial Arts and Chinese culture. She was born in Russia, grew up in Germany and studied in the UK. She is...
Italian Expat Living in China - Interview with Chiara
Chiara is Italian, born and raised in Rome. She holds a Ph.D. in Architecture and she has always been following her strong passion for contemporary art and fashion, which brought her, soon after her...
American Expat Living in China - Interview with Paul
Paul Finkbeiner has lived in China for over three years. As a former student learning Chinese and now a professor teaching English, he has been immersed in the scholastic system. After meeting the...
Expat Interview with Jiawei - US Expat Living in Shanghai, China
Jiawei is an American expat who was thrilled when she first found out her husband's job was taking her to China, her native country. However, what lay ahead of her was one frustration after another,...
Expat Interview With Rachel - US Expat Living in China
Rachel is an American who within the past two and a half years met a man, married him, and moved to rural China with him. She traded in a career in the archives and historic research profession for...
American expat Living in China, Interview with Michelle
Michelle is an ex-pat blogger living in western China. She spends her weekends exploring the cities/sites around Chengdu and trying to avoid the mouth-numbing Sichuan peppercorns that seem to end up...
German Expat In China - Interview With Sonja
Sonja is a German marketing manager who works in the sporting goods industry. Consequently she loves diving, biking, surfing, and playing golf. Sonja relocated to Shanghai in June 2011 and ever...
American Expat In China - Expat Interview With Kirsten
Kirsten Jacobsen, a few months after graduating university and getting settled into a job at the local newspaper, decided it was probably a good idea to move to China for a while. (She didn't speak...
Latest News Relating to China or Usa
Brits in Portugal furious over UK refusal to initiate air bridge
British expats living in Portugal are furious about the UK’s refusal to set up a quarantine-free air bridge for tourists. In yet another chaotic decision, the UK has ruined Portugal’s chances...- Expat Hongkongers protesting in Oz now fearing Chinese surveillance
Hong Kong expats who’re organising anti-Chinese events in Oz are now at risk from the new law. Three Australian expats are risking everything by speaking out over China’s controversial new... - Hongkongers and expats mourning the loss of Hong Kong’s soul
As the Hong Kong crisis escalates, Hong Kong expats living in the UK are welcoming Britain’s offer whilst mourning the loss of the city’s soul. The British government’s offer to millions of... - Japan to allow expats trapped overseas to return in August
Expats and students trapped outside Japan will be allowed to re-enter in August. Expat residents and students who left Japan before April 3 and are now stranded overseas will be allowed to... - Accidental Americans take French banks to court over FATCA
An ‘Accidental American’ group at present living and working in France are now taking legal action based on the claim that FATCA is being used by French banks as an excuse to turn away USA...
