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Treading between tourists and natives, Sidra Morris and her husband Scott are loving the everyday adventures of raising their three young children in their fourth country that they have called home: Taiwan. Email them at sidramorris@gmail.com.

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Watch the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade online

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For many Americans, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is as much a part of Thanksgiving as turkey dinner. They love the memories of waking up...
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Expat Momma: An American abroad trying to represent

In an effort to improve my Chinese and make some friends in my community, I signed up to take a local yoga class. I have practiced yoga in America...
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Update on tropical storm Parma

Both Taiwanese and Filipinos are prepared for the unpredictability of storms during typhoon season. The storm system Parma has been an excellent...
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Taiwan braces for super typhoon Parma with Melor not far behind

Taiwanese flock to markets and stores today, but it isn't because this is one of their biggest holidays, Mid-Autumn Moon Festival. With Typhoon...
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Chinese Life and Culture: How do I use chopsticks?

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Are you going out to eat at an Asian restaurant and your chopsticks skills are a bit lacking? Or are you headed out on a business trip to China and...
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Chinese Life and Culture: Autumn Moon Festival

Like what Christmas and Thanksgiving are for Americans, Mid-Autumn Moon Festival and Chinese New Year are for the Chinese. These favorite holidays are...
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Chinese Life and Culture 101: What do I do with leftover rice?

You got too much Chinese take-out for you and your friends last night? Now, whenever you open your fridge you wish you could bring yourself to eat it...
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China boycotts 2009 Deaflympics Opening Ceremonies in Taipei: Is the Dalai Lama to blame?

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China boycotted the opening ceremonies for a large sporting event held in Taiwan for the second time this summer amid growing tension between the two...
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21st Summer Deaflympics Taipei 2009 are underway

Like the 8th World Games, which was held in Taiwan earlier this summer, Taiwanese are again fortunate to host another multi-sporting event, the 21st...
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Weekly Chinese Life and Culture: What is Ghost Month?

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If you are visiting Asia during August or September, don’t be alarmed from the smoke billowing out of street-front barrels and don’t make...
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