"Transnational Lives in China" by Angela Lehmann offers an in-depth analysis of the experiences of people from Western countries living and working in the developing economies of Asia, particularly in a second-tier city in China. The book employs sociological theories to examine the effects of global mobility on identity, community, and belonging. It highlights the challenges and opportunities associated with living in a new cultural context and provides valuable insights into the dynamics of transnational lifestyles. The author combines theoretical approaches with practical examples to create a comprehensive picture of transnational experiences and to capture the complex relationships between individuals and their new environments. This work is aimed at readers interested in personal development and the social implications of migration, offering both academic and practical perspectives on the topic.