about
ming’s musings
Hi. My name is Ming. I am a BBC and I was born in the summer of 1984 in England, in a town called Guildford. I have dual nationality, holding both British and Hong Kong S.A.R citizenships.
In 2006, I graduated from Bournemouth University with an Upper-Second Class Honours Degree in Software Engineering Management. I also have a ‘Pass B’ grade in the CELTA qualification.
In the summer of 2007, I briefly worked for JP Morgan Chase as a technical consultant before moving to China to learn Mandarin.
At present, I’m a Service Manager for the leading English training institute in Beijing, China.
I enjoy traveling, studying Chinese (when I have time), photography, football, gaming and musing here as I journey through life.
About
This is Ming's Musings, the thoughts of an ex-pat living in Beijing.
- Ten Things I Miss About England - #9. Milk
- Ten Things I Miss About England - #10. Ovens
- What did I do in 2009? Part Six - Winter Wonderings
- What did I do in 2009? Part Five - The Rest in Pictures
- What did I do in 2009? Part Four - H.K. and Hanami
- What did I do in 2009? Part Three - A Firework Too Far
- What did I do in 2009? Part Two - Work Developments
- What did I do in 2009? Part One - We’re Off to See…
- Retrospective: Team Bournemouth
- A Land of Opportunity
- Nicklas: Hey where did you order the Chocapic from? Do you have a webpage adress perhaps? :)
- Shaun: lol, great read. No such milk/yoghurt based espionage in Japan. I soon learnt that the unwritten rule is if there is a picture of Hokkaido on the c
- Chris: ^^ +1 Also, no lasagna? I dont know how you cope. Dan makes a mean veggie lasagna these days, it's really good! Ruth says she prefers it in