Cynthia Kim Beglin

About

Cynthia Kim Beglin is a writer, whose work – including fiction – looks at Asian culture and the intersection between East and West. She has written for print and Internet publications, and previously worked as an advertising copywriter, creating television, radio, and print ads for the French, Japanese, and U.S. markets. She has just finished her first novel.

Recent Posts

Surviving the Japanese Earthquake: Lessons in Courage and Grace

Are you so tired of this pandemic that you don't feel you can go on? Hearing how others survived tragedy can be inspiring.

How Are Asian Countries Combating the SARS-CoV-2 Variants?

Ever wonder how Asian countries curb the spread of COVID-19? Find out what you can do to protect yourself and others from the new SARS-CoV-2 variants.

How Did Some Asian Countries Limit The Spread of COVID-19?

Do you want to do everything you can to protect yourself and others from getting COVID-19? Learn how other countries have dramatically slowed the spread.

Why Was Mask Wearing Popular In Asia Even Before Covid-19?

How compassion and regard for others come to the fore.

Are People Really Happier in Bhutan?

Have you been searching for the key to inner peace and happiness? Maybe the Bhutanese are onto something.

The Charms of Asian New Year Celebrations

Find out how Vietnamese and Chinese celebrate the new year and what they wish for the most.

Four Tips for Bargaining in China

Want to know more about the art of bargaining in China? Knowing the basic rules goes a long way.

Three Ways Asians Practice Self Care

Find out how a lot of East Asians take care of their skin, their bodies, and their health.

What's One of the Best Ways to Stay Healthy, Even in China?

Looking for a way to feel happier and healthier in the new year? Here's a surefire way improve your life.

Traditional Chinese Medicine, a Path to Well-being

Thousands of years of experience can help you improve your health.