When I was in class, my teacher told me that tigers have white spots and stripes on their faces and ears, which mimic eyes. This helps them avoid being attacked by predators while drinking or eating. I was really shocked by this piece of knowledge. What surprised me wasn’t the function of these markings, but the fact that there used to be creatures that hunted tigers in the wild in ancient times.

I am a Chinese Muslim with a master's degree. I used to work as a teacher in Southeast Asian countries including Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand, and I have lived in multiple Middle Eastern nations as well. Currently, I work as a supply chain engineer for a Fortune 500 automobile manufacturer and am on a business trip in Latin America right now. In the future, I plan to settle in Southeast Asia, though I haven’t decided on an exact location yet. I’m leaning toward Indonesia, Singapore or other similar regions. I’m hoping to meet an interesting partner.

Hello everyone, my name is Tarquin. I’m 30 years old, originally from China, working as a supply chain engineer. I currently reside in Chile, and my company sends me on business trips to various countries around the globe. I split my time roughly half in China and half traveling overseas for work.

I’m sincerely looking for a genuine, honest partner. I love cooking, reading, running and swimming. I also have small hobbies such as collecting stamps and coins from different regions. I enjoy traveling and hiking as well. I truly hope to meet trustworthy and sincere friends here.

I have a question: Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, and Colombia are all Latin American countries with similar languages ​​and cultures, and Chile and Argentina seem to have similar ethnicities. Why do Chileans not support Argentine teams as much?

Hello, I wanna make friends with you

I’m a 30-year-old man from China, currently living in Chile in Latin America. I’d really like to find English-speaking or Spanish-speaking friends who live in the Americas.

I’m looking for a girlfriend. Age doesn’t really matter to me, though someone around my age would be nice. What counts most is that we share the same hobbies.

I hope we can chat and communicate with each other every day. I love cooking and I’d be happy to make meals for her. We could do all kinds of fun things together: wander around malls, talk about everything, explore new little spots nearby, and travel to places neither of us has ever been to. I want us to discover all the unknown wonders of this world side by side.

我觉得智利男人留胡子看起来真的很帅。智利人似乎不太常见秃头，而且他们大多数人都有浓密的体毛和胡须。我不确定这是否与基因和种族有关，还是与当地气候和饮食有关。他们的浓密胡须对我来说看起来非常有吸引力。我自己有没有办法让面部毛发变得更浓密？

. I’ve been living here for over a month now, and I’ve mentioned in my previous posts that I’m satisfied with most aspects of life here, so I won’t go into that again. But after dining at local restaurants a handful of times over this past month, I can firmly say this place lacks decent food entirely.

It feels like locals only view food as something you just cook through to survive. They have no real understanding of what truly delicious cuisine is, nor do they grasp the cooking techniques that can elevate ingredients to an exceptional, mouth-watering level. And this isn’t just true for Chileans — from my time living across the Caribbean and various parts of Africa, people in those regions also seem to have very shallow insight into fine food.

In all my travels, East Asia is the only place I’ve encountered where people can master ingredients with precision and elevate flavors far beyond their natural raw taste. If anyone reading this has spare time and budget for travel purely centered around food, I urge you to visit East Asia — I’ll say it three times for emphasis: come to East Asia, come to East Asia, come to East Asia!

Wondering which spots you should hit here? Check out Ginza in Tokyo and Osaka in Japan, Tainan, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong of China, and the Chaoshan region in Guangdong, China. If you’re a fan of spicy dishes, Sichuan Province and Chongqing Municipality in China are absolute must-visits. Honestly, once you travel through these food hubs, you’ll gain a whole new perspective on food — and even life itself.

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I’ve felt pretty cold these days. Every morning when I get up for work, I just want to stay curled up in bed. I only get into the shower after I turn the water all the way hot. Yet each morning when I head out, I see local students walking around in shorts and T‑shirts. Don’t Chilean people feel the cold at all?