In one of my blogs a month ago I wrote; “I never knew I am black till I came to China” that was a word from Scottish African lady at a ladies retreat I attended.
When given a week off classes midway through the semester, my friend Adrienne and I decided to head out in search of a more rural experience in the land of mountains and rivers.
The number one concern of women before they say yes to the proposal of their life is whether they would be one day be included in the statistics of divorces.
It was just after I arrived to China I was introduced to the notion that ONLY a native speaker is qualified to teach foreign language to a non-native speaker.
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