Journalism Volunteer Stories, China
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Journalism in China - Jon Mcleod
Beyond work and the intoxicating lifestyle of Shanghai (I will recover but my bank account won't) trips to Hangzhou, Beijing and Tibet afforded a wonderful insight into more traditional and historical elements of Chinese and Tibetan culture. From the imposing and communistic feel of Tiananmen square to the distinctive colour and vibrancy of Lhasa; all a powerful contrast to the intensely unique and fruitful setting of Shanghai.
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Journalism in China - Erica Schlaikjer
'I have just loved working in Shanghai; it's such an international city. It's fast-paced, ever changing and alive with energy.It is also a city of extremes - you can eat dinner at a hole-in-the-wall cafe for 8 kuai or opt for a fancier meal at a posh restaurant somewhere on the bund. There's something for everyone here.
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