Yeh, make sure he (i'm guessing the foreigner is the man) studies Chinese; a friend of mine got married to a Chinese woman, had a son, then couldn't understand the kid when he asked for milk because the kid prefered to speak Chinese. That's a problem, no?

I haven't, but I have a friend who did. It didn't seem too hard. Just ensure you get your singles certificates and all other legal docs in order.

Marriage is for the weak, we do not train to be marriageable..... (Karate Kid...)

Yes, married in China almost two years ago from today. I call it the 'beginning of the long March' but in this comparison I am more like a Republican soldier who was caught and forced along. 

        It's hard to believe its been 2 years. It feels like 20 since I married my little Chinese 'Gizmo'' and the ink on the marriage papers is water on their backs turning her into a full-fledged Spike Mogwai.

                 I suppose you must see the movie 'Gremlins' to know what I'm saying. Just that bad. Really. Just a vandalizing, vindictve little monster squealing and destroying for some pointless glee and sick satisfaction. 

So here is the lesson. DO NOT marry a mogwai. There is only pain and no benefit to you. Just destruction of your soul. 

Do people read the questions?

I don't know anyone who married another foreigner, but I have a mate in Beijing who was having a go, but didn't get to far. I think he has a thing for foreigners, I am using that word to refer to people who speak with a different English accent than him and myself, as even back home he went after the same kinds.

"Facepalm"...Please read the question. Not a Westerner married to a Chinese but two people from different countries who got married in China. For example an American and a French.

Not me, anyway! Marriage is still an unknown and undefined entity!

i think (bigasspanda) was clear about the question. thanx man