The Lost Laowai
Ryan
Ryan came to China in the wee morning of 2005 as a way to get to Australia. He assumes there's still a visa waiting for him at the Sydney airport. Lost Laowai and The Hao Hao Report are his brain children. He apologizes if they've caused you any harm.
Steven
Steven has recently embraced the cathartic nature of blogging and twittering in place of talking to himself on public transport, religion, and daydreaming. Who said technology was unhealthy?
Glen
After spending two years in Suzhou, Glen moved to Guangzhou in August 2010. He spends his time teaching at an international school and finding new and creative ways to mispronounce both Mandarin and Cantonese words.
Matt
Based in the city of eternal spring, Kunming, Matt works as a freelance journalist. He has lived in China since 2004 and has also taught English and studied Chinese. In addition to his work Matt enjoys cycling, traveling, reading good books and developing his expertise of fine Yunnan cuisine.
Ericka
Ericka woke up in a Xi'an hotel room one day dazed and confused. After a series of inexplicable events, she found herself speaking in strange tongues and married to one of the locals. Currently, she spends her time in Qingdao translating or teaching and trying to avoid assimilation into the Chinese masses.
Jarrod
Originally hailing from the great state of West-By-God-Virginia, Jarrod has resided in Shenyang since February '08. He is the curator of China in 12 Frames. When he's not taking pictures with poorly made cameras, he enjoys heavy metal, girly pop music, pretending to be interested in Major League Baseball, and tweeting about how Shenyang smells.
Matt M
A med school dropout turned migrant worker and master of allusions, this foreign monkey journeyed so far west he found himself in the Far East where he seeks his fortune, the great American novel, and other expat writers. He currently suffers from dromomania for which the elusive remedy lies somewhere west of his current location. Scribbling provides temporary relief for his condition.
Travis
Travis has lived in China since 2008. In addition to writing, he also enjoys spending time with his wife, reading, teaching, and watching local restaurant owners jump into the path of oncoming traffic to try to attract new customers. It’s dedication he has yet to see anywhere else.
