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Yang Zhou’s legs were amputated after he was saved from the debris in Wenchuan Earthquake in 2008. He encountered Xu Yan, a 26 years old woman who had also lost limbs in an online forum. Xu Yan’s husband had...

If the dark purple store front was not enough to catch one's attention, the seriously stunning display in the window will surely do the trick. Juliette Patisserie has an eye for sweet (and edible) decorations, offering extensive themed birthday...

The colorful kitsch and random items one would expect in a children’s bedroom make the message unmistakable; here at Sweety Cone it’s all about the sweets. Ice cream to be exact (though we failed to spot the cone referred...

As 2015 dawns Nanjing Expat is rolling out a year-long project that aims to capture an informative snapshot of the expat community in Nanjing. In the Nanjing Expat 2015 survey that can be completed in just...

With possibly the coolest possible location, especially for history nuts, the Lao Cui Teahouse inside of the Nanjing City Wall is a wonderful destination for those seeking a bit of peace, wanting to read a good book and enjoy...

Another incarnation of the "themed café family" that is currently all the rage in China, Café New Paris is a pleasure to visit for the decoratively tinted windows and blinged up Eiffel towers (their equivalent of Maan Coffee's teddy...

Chocoholics, sweet tooths and all lovers of croissants, head into Xinjiekou as soon as possible; fine things await upon your arrival! With a patriotic owner from the land of brie and award winning chefs, expect excellent French dining at...