Our Teen Intern Reflects on Life in BJ as She Heads to the Next City
Margaret Yang sends a farewell letter to Beijing.
Margaret Yang sends a farewell letter to Beijing.
Moving to a new city is hard. Let us be your guide.
We moved back to the US last July, and everyone asks the same questions about living in Beijing. They want to know what it was like (wild), how we liked it (a lot), how the kids liked it (they loved it, it was their home), do they know any Mandarin (basics), and are you happy to be back (not at first).
How do you answer those questions with small talk?
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