Real stories of people who moved to China and stayed — foreign professors, musicians, curators, and families. Each story is annotated with the practical takeaways a newcomer can act on: which permits make a long stay possible, what university life looks like, and what daily life in cities like Beijing, Wuhan, and Dalian involves. Sources are linked throughout, including the original films from China's National Immigration Administration.
Who are the two foreign professors in NIA's 'My Home in China—City of Belonging'? Rashed Ghamgeen Izat Rashed (Wuhan University) and Mohammad Russel (Dalian University of Technology) — their research, their cities, and what university life in China offers foreigners.
Read moreMark Levine (马克·力文) is an American sociology PhD, folk singer, and professor at Minzu University in Beijing. Who he is, his 2014 Friendship Award, and what two decades in China teach newcomers.
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