Since the Chinese population there have to purchase a home for their families, and borrow money up to the brim, they competitively bid up the prices of homes in the area.

Most Chinese people are into fengshui.

It is so much more satisfying to drive than my Silverado single cab work truck or my wife's old Suzuki that had so many rattles it felt like some kind of chinese torture to drive it.

When the Japs have decided to take the same course the Europeans Chinese follow suit as well its a currency war.

My most recent kitchen was a chinese import knockdown called Fabuwood.

They only let things go at the auction that have chinese drywall.

We'll often use a nice laminate hardwood in the entryway to make a good first impression.For cabinets, we use a chinese made low-end line provided by a local supplier that is nicer than anything you'd get at the big box stores, but still inexpensive (a typical kitchen would be about $2000 in cabinets).

Chinese investors are particularly interested in knowing which schools are in the area. 

My husband (Chinese) and I are considering buying a rental property that we can use to provide income now and possibly a place to live when our kids go there for school (in about 4-5 years) and/or retirement.

Property was sold to a Chinese investor.