The famous Chinese philosopher, Chu Huiweng, had the right idea when he said, "To avoid sickness eat less; to prolong life worry less." Back when he was alive, before things like global economic meltdowns, nuclear proliferation, and staggering ... Read More>>

“Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.” Do you know who said that? And no, it’s not Homer Simpson. Read More>>

There are many bars/clubs in Wuhan, each with their own distinctions – those offering European style bar hopping and others that are more raucous and with ever majestic ambiences. The following are some bars/clubs in Wuhan that are highly recommended. Read More>>

This guide will direct to all the sights and shopping to be had along Wuhan’s convenient Metro Line 2. Read More>>

Dry noodles, three ingredient tofu strips, four season soup dumplings… If you’re passing through Wuhan, do yourself a favor and sample some of the best traditional breakfast delicacies the city has to offer. Read More>>

The search for foreign groceries in Wuhan is a daunting and scrupulous task. It involves a lot of walking (so buy good walking shoes) and following up on second-hand reports and rumours about a foreign food “Mecca” that contains all of the delicious ... Read More>>

Looking for an apartment can be a daunting task, and when you don’t speak the language of the locals in Wuhan, you can expect to have many problems. Wuhan was recently given the nod as the country’s next major metropolis, and with billions of dollars being... Read More>>

Wuhan locals love nothing better than to embrace the winter with a good old sing-song. Why not join them by following our guide to the best KTV establishments the city has to offer. Read More>>

Bo Derek once said, "Whoever said money can't buy happiness simply didn't know where to go shopping." In a city as enormous as Wuhan, with all its sprawling shopping centres, famous walking streets and off-the-beaten-path specialty stops, even an ... Read More>>

Trying to find those "back at home" acquaintances while living overseas is a chore that all expats eventually embark on (unless your one of those who finds happiness in solitude). It’s a simple fact that people need to occasionally bond with ... Read More>>

One of the best ways to stay warm this winter season is to immerse yourself directly in a pool of soothing, hot water. For many Chinese, hot springs aren't just a relaxing way to do almost nothing; they're also good for your health. If you're feeling chilly ... Read More>>

Everyone is addicted to something.<br /> For some it's the sweet thrill of adventure as they live out their Indiana Jones fantasy overseas. For others it's booze and cigarettes, delicious food, beautiful women, while for some (including me), nothing ... Read More>>

The London Olympics may have passed, but China is still buzzing with Olympic and fitness fervor. From the outstanding Chinese synchronized divers, to the record-breaking performance of Ye Shiwen (叶诗文), the Chinese team really showed its stuff in the ... Read More>>

Exercise is an essential part of maintaining not only a healthy body but a more vibrant lifestyle. Change, however, doesn’t come overnight; therefore one needs a long-term plan to stay healthy. Joining a gym can help you keep motivated and have longer, ... Read More>>

Every now and again, even the stealthiest urbanite can’t resist a dose of nature and tranquility. Wuhan is home to six impressive parks widely recognized as top national scenic spots. So whether you’re craving a walk by a lakeside, a stroll through a 1700 ... Read More>>

Let’s talk about something serious—no not politics or the mounting pollution problems plaguing Wuhan—food. There is one food that defines us as foreigners, that most of us crave more than a good burger and pizza: an awesome steak. There’s not much in ... Read More>>

Wudang Mountain (武当山）is located in the city of Shi Yan（十堰）in Hubei province, which is only five hours by train or bus from Wuhan. This mountain is unarguably one of the top tourist attractions in China: the mountain’s ancient architecture is on ... Read More>>

If you’ve never experienced Wuhan, you should first understand that it’s divided into three distinctly different areas. Hankou is the business district and has by far the best shopping, bars and restaurants. Wuchang is the cultural district and has more ... Read More>>

There is no doubt in anyone’s mind that Chinese food is pretty fantastic. The way a skilled chef in China can coordinate various spices, vegetables and meats into dishes that not only taste great, but come off looking like pieces of art is awesome. If you ... Read More>>

Think back to a time when you were back home and could eat anything you wanted without the crushing sadness of discovering it didn’t exist. Even though Wuhan is still developing at a rapid pace, some of your favourite meals remain a long time away from ... Read More>>

Spending time with the family is always important, especially when living in a foreign place like Wuhan. While living in a booming metropolis, with its ever-expanding sprawl of concrete and steel, massive crowds and loud noise may seem a bit frightening and ... Read More>>

Wuhan’s Jianghan Lu (江汉路) is a market street with a hundred years of history and is one of the city’s most distinctive blocks. Jianghan Lu is wedged between the Hankou River Bank and Hanjiang districts. To the southeast it follows the boulevard along ... Read More>>

Feel like treating yourself to something special? Then head over to the Westin (Wuhan) for their bodacious brunch. Indulge in a seemingly never-ending array of fresh seafood, cheeses, pizzas, desserts, cocktails and other mouth-watering delicacies. Read More>>

In an intense urban environment like Wuhan, knowing how to relax with a good cup of tea is the power move. Here are our four top recommendations for a high-quality teahouse experience in Wuhan. Read More>>