Posted in Ask the Yangxifu on Jun 25th, 2010
What happens when you’re from a divided family — and your Chinese girlfriend’s parents don’t approve of you? A divorced man from the UK asks, and Jocelyn offers some perspective and advice.
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My Chinese boyfriend John and I went to Su Causeway in Hangzhou not for the view or a walk, but to find the bench where we first kissed, and became a couple.
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Posted in Ask the Yangxifu on Jun 18th, 2010
An American woman wonders why her once-gentle Chinese boyfriend, who came to the US for his Ph.D, is suddenly showing a temper. Jocelyn shares similar experiences with her Chinese husband, and offers some advice.
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Posted in Ask the Yangxifu on Jun 11th, 2010
One Western woman reveals her love to a Chinese man, only to learn he can never love her back. Can she ever be more than just his friend? Jocelyn explains why he’d rather bury his love, and what her chances are.
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Posted in Ask the Yangxifu on Jun 4th, 2010
A woman wonders why her Chinese man doesn’t show her love or affection, or give compliments. Jocelyn offers advice on why, and how to find the love again.
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Posted in Ask the Yangxifu on May 21st, 2010
If your Chinese man likes it, how does he put a ring on it? Jocelyn takes on the topic of creative marriage proposals from Chinese men.
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Posted in Ask the Yangxifu on May 7th, 2010
A Western woman had her heart broken, when the Chinese man she loved turned out to be married. How can you avoid dishonest Chinese men? Jocelyn offers some advice.
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Just as SARS began, and panic slowly began to mask the public, it felt odd to be so in love in China. Would SARS muzzle my romance with a Chinese man?
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In Shanghai, my Chinese boyfriend and I were almost as close as husband and wife. All of the signs said we were headed to a wedding — so why did I have to ask?
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Even as I found so much to love in Shanghai, I still yearned for the flavors of the Hangzhou I once knew — including our favorite restaurants.
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