For thousands of year, panda and Sichuan cuisine have been attracting tourists from all over the world. As an international intern in China, you can’t miss the food tour in your spare time while living in Chengdu! If you prefer to try some local delicacies without the help of your Chinese friends, check out the
A six-month internship in China is not very long but it’s enough for you togain a deep insight of Chengdu. If you don’t want to be a tourist who just gives a hurried ad cursory glance at the place you will live for 6months, check out the following info to know how do the locals
Doing an internship in China is the best way to explore Chinese culture but it doesn’t mean you have to give up your western lifestyle once in a while. Chengdu is a city not only traditional but also international and brings a lot of convenience to international interns. If you want to get some relax
Chunxi Road — The Busiest Commercial Pedestrian Street in Chengdu Chunxi Road is the most popular shopping area among people in Chengdu. It’s a good place for shopping and entertainment. Chunxi Road is the major downtown shopping district where you'll find more than 700 modern departmental stores selling brands like Lacoste, Nike, Polo, Gucci,
Street food in China is very much different than in the western world. It’s an extremely important component in Chinese food culture. If you are thinking about taking an adventure of the street food during your internship in China, you should start from the food in Chengdu which is famous all over China for its
Bike-sharing is rapidly spread in China since the end of 2016. You can see colorful bikes almost everywhere during your internship in China. With sharing bikes, you can reach short-distance sites instead of working or taking a taxi. Why shared bikes are attractive for western interns？ Bike-sharing features a new way of green transport.
“I’ve always been interested in Asian culture and I really want to come to Asia because China is such a growing country with a lot of internship opportunities!” Says Ruben from Holland who is currently doing his internship in a 5 star international in China. The first impression of Chengdu As a young student
Having a great internship experience sometimes can be more valuable than the academic background of a renewed university. Having an internship abroad which supports your skill sets can make international students stand out from others. However, for students or graduates who have a limited budget, it may be a bit hard to conduct an internship
As the most typical food in Chengdu, hot pot is the best match for summer which you cannot miss during your internship in China. Check out the tips as below to get ready for your first exploration. Choose the best “soup” for yourself In general, there are 3 types of soup which decide the base
You will never get bored of your life in China during your internship. On the contrary, the time is never enough for the countless interesting places to check out. In this case, you must learn to find the best options for yourself. If you are thinking about learning Chinese history by visiting some good museums,
