
A westerner's guide to travel in post-Covid China hosted by Paul Crutcher. Together we will learn the best tips and tricks for travel in the far east covering topics like how to obtain your travel visa, tips for long haul flight tips, how to pay for things and instructions for booking Didi (Uber in China) rides, VPN recommendations, food and social etiquette tips and recommendations on how to comm... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this episode, Paul visits historic Nan Tou City, a well preserved historic site with awe inspiring artifacts and architecture. He also discusses the Chinese travel visa documentation process, and carefully avoids a serious digestive emergency with... more
In which Paul discusses both spiritual discovery and seeing his first half-naked girl at Baptist church camp, food delivery in China, co-workers who provide a cup of herbal tea when you get back to your desk, dropping Lemonheads on a wooden slanted c... more
For episode five, we are pausing the trip for a bit allowing me to introduce you to my friend and former student, Peiyao Lyu, the person responsible for introducing me to authentic Chinese culture. Peggy (as she is known to friends) sits down with me... more
It's a full day on the other side of the world and the morning begins with a beautiful exchange. We finally get cell service working, figure out how to pay for lunch (but can't get change back), head to the cinema, and end the day with a surprising m... more
Standing before three immigration officers, I realize, through a thick layer of sleep deprivation, that I don't have the items these men are asking for. I've traveled half way around the world and now it's possible I won't be able to enter the countr... more
Our journey begins as we fly from Tampa to Los Angeles and struggle to stay up late for boarding at LAX. We've got tips for the long haul flight and a reminder that the earth is round. After a good breakfast on China Airlines, we have a long layover ... more
From being stuck in my apartment in Shenzhen City to riding on the back of a scooter in the heart of Shanghai, a city filled with 27 million people, our first episode will give you a brief overview of where we are going to take you on "An American in... more










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