My name is Neta, and I am a sinologist, which means I am passionate about Chinese people, media, culture, and economy while catching up with trends in China. I use this platform to share with you my passion in a fun and accessible way.
Many people ask me, "What do you do?" Sometimes, I get "stuck" and don't know how to answer them...
China Media World
My Project in the China Industry
Neta Explore
my main traveling blog for travelers all around the world coming to Israel
Neta Metaylet
my traveling blog for Israeli family
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And now, if you want the longer story…
Due to my interest in learning about new cultures and Chinese characters, I studied Anthropology and East Asian studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 2005.
After graduating, I had a few job opportunities:
My first job was in the shipping business. I was fortunate to find a job as a representative of a local company in China and travel between port cities to promote regional cooperation. Meeting with local companies in China and building cooperation was a great starting point at the beginning of my career and gave me confidence.
My next job opportunity was back in my country as a project manager coordinating between Chinese manufacturers and local importing companies in Mechanical parts and fashion.
While many of the students who studied with me did not have a chance to work in a job related to China and to use their Mandarin language (even as beginners), It was very comforting to find a job related to my field of study. However, I felt something was missing. I was not 100% satisfied.
I’m very good with people and excellent at creating interpersonal connections. That is why it’s natural for me to work where there is an audience.
Then, one day, I saw that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was looking for a representative for Shanghai Expo 2010. I went to the interview, did the exams, and boom, I was in! It was my dream job.
At the Shanghai Expo, I met people from around the world who were enthusiastic about China and speaking Mandarin, just like me. Representing my country in the Israel pavilion and introducing it to the Chinese audience made me realize this is where I belong; my lifetime job must include guiding a Chinese audience. Tourism was calling me.
After the Expo, I returned to my country and worked as a travel agent while studying the extended two-year guiding course. After gaining experience, I started working directly with travelers via my site “Neta-Explore.” In addition, I am excited to be a mother of two more “Babies.” Two projects combine my passion and knowledge, Youyi and China Media World.
So, what do we do here 😊
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Love Star Wars? You will be surprised but this is
In 47 a Bedouin shepherd grazed his herd in the Qumran area of the Dead Sea and suddenly one of his goats entered a cave. He threw a stone that would come out of there but the stone hit a clay urn and revealed 3 ancient scrolls. Hence a whole story of the discovery of additional scrolls in Israel and the United States and all this happened during and after the War of Independence. What does this have to do with Star Wars? The person who wrote the scrolls according to the studies and some of the scrolls found were probably the Essene sect, a sect of ascetic Jews who saw themselves as the sons of light who had to fight the sons of darkness. 🌈Liked this post? save it till your next visit
Working from home VS. Guiding outside what do you think?
Working from home VS. Guiding outside, what do you think? I choose both! which photo did you like most (probably the cat 😉 )
Good News🎉🎉🎉 My First Chinese tourist after a long time
Good News🎉🎉🎉 Israel is packed with tourists, and this month, the Chinese Market is slowly coming back to life and starting to visit our fantastic country😍😍😍 Shabbat shalom🙌 #fridakahlo_1003 #tmunotisrael #insta_israel #Chinesetourrists #myisrael #jerusalem #visit2israel #backtotravel #holyland #以色列 #耶路撒冷 #myprettyisrael #ig_israel
Guiding Chinese tourists on a tasting food tour at Machine
Best place to learn about Israeli food! Guess what was the favorite food for the Chinese travelers: 1. The Israeli hummus. 2. Local ice-cream. 3. borek (pastries originally from Turkey) Let’s see if you got it right 😍
