Frank Hossack

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A fusion of classic cuisine from around the world in an environment that capitalises on the current trend for retro decoration in which locals can revisit their youth and expats can experience a China that has all but disappeared.

Nanjing Receives First Non Stop Flight to Canada

Its location as the nearest city in North America to Asia has always made Vancouver a top draw for the Chinese. With a high quality of life and excellent educational opportunities among the key attractions, Nanjing...

Breaker One-Niner; A Chinese Truck Driver’s Life

We are spoilt rotten here in Nanjing and Jiangsu. Amongst everything else that makes us kings and queens of the big China castle is our road network. The highway asphalt that has been laid over the last decade all...

Asia’s Biggest Building Takes Shape in Nanjing

Construction is proceeding full steam ahead on what shall be Asia’s largest single building that is Golden Eagle Square Plaza in Nanjing’s Hexi area. The behemoth construct, which needless to say is hard to miss, lies...

International School and Royal Shakespeare Company Enter New Partnership

Dulwich College International (DCI) today announced a new partnership with the Royal Shakespeare Company Education for seven of its nine schools in Asia. The collaboration offers students aged 10 to 18 years a wide array of...

York to Become Nanjing’s First British Sister City

The historic city of York in the UK is set to become Nanjing’s 16th International Sister City after a historic agreement was signed by the Lord Mayor of York during his recent visit to eastern China. ...

Never Trust a Used Car Salesman

After a foul October, and as November dawned in Nanjing, the sun decided to poke its head out from behind the grey gloom. Under the blue skies, it was a crisp, fresh, bright morning. Not so for Nanjing’s Second...

Pukounians Adjust to Life without Beloved “Da Qiao”

The poor people of Pukou have always led a fairly isolated existence. Save for slow cumbersome access by ferry, the northern district was all but cut off from Nanjing’s central conurbation by the mighty Yangtze until 1968 when what...

About Me

Editor-in-Chief of The Nanjinger, Frank Hossack, is a multi-award winning Radio/TV host and voice-over artist who has worked in China for the past 32 years. Frank has also written for Time magazine, the Wall Street Journal and The Times, appeared on the BBC and LBC, and been cited by CNN, China Daily and the New York Times, among many others.
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