Houses and Apartments for Foreigners

Suites and decora~ons of various designare available.Most apartments for foreigners in downtownBeijing are in tall buildingsIn both near and remote suburbs of Beijing,you can choose fromde~ched or semi.detached villas.A health club.tennis courtand swimming poolessenfial facilitiesareforapartments and villas alikeHouses and Apartments for Foreigners…     

Foreigners Who Marry in China

Ayoung Frenchman hoped to have his wedding in China because he has loved Chinese culture since he was a child. The Golden Connection Tourist Company of China arranged a wedding in Beijing so that his dream could come true.     

From Exclusion to Inclusion? The Legal Treatment of ‘Foreigners’ in Contemporary Japan

This article provides a survey of postwar Japan's policy toward ‘foreign’ settlers, focusing on the case of ‘zainichi Koreans’–Koreans who were taken forcefully, or migrated voluntarily, from Korea to Japan during the Japanese occupation of Korea (1910–45) and settled down in Japan after World War II, and their descendants residing in Japan. The article explores how the Japanese government and society have treated them since the end of World War II, thus showing that Japan's policy toward foreign settlers has been changing from one of ‘exclusion’ to one of ‘inclusion,’ though there still remain some institutional barriers.