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It was only after I moved to America with my Chinese husband that I finally learned the truth — that the most challenging things happen after you set foot in American soil. Here are 7 major challenges we faced after we moved together from China to America: 1. Nobody really cares about what you did in China.
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My wife of two years is Chinese and I am American, we both live in China. We have never been able to come to an agreement on finances. She seems to think that I should give her all of my salary for her to hold on to, only keeping maybe less than 5% of earnings to myself.
#1. American Husband, Chinese Wife. 08-01-2013, 03:47 AM. Hello World Law Members, I am inquiring into a matter for a friend. She is a Chinese woman married and later divorced to an American man in China. They have two children that are both US citizens (7 and 5). The divorce was granted on the grounds of alcoholism and abuse by the man.
I wrote last week about how marriage changes you – especially when you’re in an international or cross-cultural relationship — and shared 4 habits I’ve learned from my Chinese husband. But I’m not the only one who has picked up a few new habits from my foreign spouse.
Commercial dating agencies like the one described here facilitate email exchanges and marriages between women from developing countries, such as Russia, Ukraine, China or Colombia, and men from...
Me [32 M] with my Chinese wife [32F] and MIL, feel like her family comes in first place. Relationships. I married my wife 7 years ago. She is a Chinese national but emigrated, we met in my own country while we were both students, got married and eventually moved to a third country together.
Susan Blumberg-Kason’s GOOD CHINESE WIFE, a look at the author’s tumultuous five-year marriage to a man from central China and the serious cross-cultural issues she faced as she struggled to adapt to traditional Chinese culture and to her husband’s increasingly abusive temperament, to Stephanie Bowen at Sourcebooks, in a pre-empt, for publicatio...
