Discover, Understand, Embrace Real China!
Dear all,

HHS is pleased to introduce Chinese families to Aupairs all over the world. There are always plenty of nice families waiting for Aupair's arrival! Selected from major cities in China, most families are in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Kunming, Qingdao, ect. Our families are well-educated, middle and upper class families. They have everything prepared for you!

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Family ID: DL20120417XL
City: Dalian
Family Name: Xulei More Information		 Family ID: BJ20120401BL
City: Beijing
Family Name: Bailian More Information
Family ID: BJ20120326ZZR
City: Beijing
Family Name: Michelle Zhang More Information		 Family ID: BJ20120327HLD
City: Beijing
Family Name: Ming Han More Information
Family ID: BJ20120329LYL
City: Beijing
Family Name: Yaling Lin More Information		 Family ID: BJ20120406YX
City: Beijing
Family Name: Xue Yang More Information
Family ID: BJ20120319WQH
City: Beijing
Family Name: Qinhong Wang More Information		 Family ID: JS20111111LJW
City: Changshu
Family Name: Li Jiawei More Information
Family ID: SH20101124DR
City: Shanghai
Family Name: Dong Rong More Information		 Family ID: SH20111205FWY
City: Shanghai
Family Name: Feng Wenying More Information
Family ID: BJ20120428CJ
City: Beijing
Family Name: Jian Chen More Information		 Family ID: CS20120503LYT
City: Changsha
Family Name: Yuting Li More Information
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HELPFUL TIPS
Good News!
We have a new more city from September—Qingdao! Qingdao is in the middle-east of China, and it is a beautiful seashore city. In 2008, it is also the host of the Olympic Sailing Competition. Click here to know more about Qingdao City.
Tips to Aupair: How to attract host family?
  1. Get started early. Contact the family right away if you are interested in the family. You have to know that many Aupairs are applying for the same position.
  2. Do enough homework before Skype. Try to learn as much as possible about the family, especially about the kid/kids. If you know the name of the kid and mention it during Skype, the family would be impressed.
  3. Smiling all the time. No one hate smiling faces, especially to Chinese!
  4. Try to say some sentences in Chinese! If it is really hard for you, at least you should know how to say “You are very nice”(Ni Zhen Hao) and “I like your family!”(Wo Xihuan Ni Jia)
What your agency and Aupair concern about: How do the Aupairs live in China?
One of our participants: Francisco Javier Cantu
China Daily’s comment on HHS Center and interview with present participants
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