Nations leave footprints as they interact with each other, but it is up to each of them to decide what to preserve, what to eliminate and what to imitate.

Anyone living in China will agree with me: Changes are faster here than anywhere else.

The vast difference between China and the rest of the world makes living and working in the country an enriching and rewarding experience seldom found elsewhere.

Parts of my heart belong to both countries. I want to see both places continue to develop and overcome their respective challenges.

The most wonderful thing about tea is not the drink itself, but everything else it brings along with it.

I would travel non-stop forever through China if I could.

I spent more than a year in Fuzhou, and it changed my way of thinking in many ways.

I loved my Chinese students and bragged about them every chance I got. I was privileged for the opportunity to teach and get to know them, and I have no doubt they are going to ...