Thank you for sharing this, Yvon! I am a teacher who has almost the same reasons as you-travel and teach, reason I ended in US. I never considered China before. Fortunately, I got married to an American-Chinese, met my in-laws and been going home to China to expose my son to culture. And, yes- fell in love with China to the point that my son’s dad would tell me that I knew and more Chinese than him. I can’t relocate to China at this time because of the timing that my son is still in elementary so I decided to continue teaching here in US while completing my doctoral program. Looking forward that when timing is right, I can come back to China and Asia and continue my journey in teaching and learning about the world with my son. My inlaws are looking forward to that day and they are very happy that despite my not being Chinese, I embraced the culture and genuinely love it. This is also the reason, why I love your channel. Thank you!
Hi Jenny, thank you so much for your comment! Haha, too funny that your son's father said that. Do you agree with him? Hopefully you can come this way soon!
@@GoYvon I agree with him. Talking of being more comfortable with chopsticks than fork and spoon (lol) and more aware of the cultural practices and celebrations (lol). I think, I have been to more parts of China than him. Anyway, can't wait for that day. I will surely make it there soon! Again, THANK YOU!
Congrats, u're being brainwashed. now all Americans like me awake that our medias are all propagandas channel, we may seem it from latest presidential election.
I am a chinese grew up in one of Asean countries. My first trip to China was a business trip in 2009 and later a few more trips for leisure. I love everything chinese, food, art, technology and many different ethnic cultures. I am waiting for the Covid to die diwn and resume my travel to China again.
As a Chinese international student in US and haven't been back for almost five years now. I am so happy that you are sharing your story to show more people how Real China is. I missed my homeland by watching this. Thanks a lot! Hope to go back soon when thing gets better.
I just hope one day, people don't make videos to let others to know what the REAL China is like, because it would be unnecessary. I also wish that we Chinese don't have to thank some one for showing the REAL China to disprove those rumors, lies and biased opinions that are prevailing. But this time, I still would like to thank you for sharing your experience in China. Excellent work!
Thank you DY. Glad you like my videos! The 'real China' videos are so interesting, because they're so unique. I never see any other videos with the titles like 'I'm showing you the real 'insert country'.
The "real" China which can only be experienced by living there a while is fascinating, eye opening and just great. Normal Chinese people are just like people everywhere in many ways... I look at my pictures and videos from my time there and can't believe that I got to enjoy such wonderful experiences.
China is amazing and beautiful country in the world. China is one of the safest country in the world. Hope in future I will go to China. Yvon sis good to see you. Nice video. Keep it up 🙏.
China historically has respected teaching and the profession of teachers for millennia, after all Confucius was a teacher as well as the lot of competitors of him at the time. Even today, teachers still held greater moral respects amongst the people regardless of the regions of China.
6:30, i was the same. i am overseas chinese, when i was younger, i had a deep hatred of ccp. i never bought anything that was made in china. for me, ccp was the devil reincarnate. china started reform 40 years ago and i wanted to see it for myself because seeing is believing. my background is sociology and so i was more interested in chinese people's living standard and i was very surprised. ever since 2002, i have been going back to china every year and the progress amazes me. i am more interested in improving living standard than politics. yes, china still has lots of rooms for improvements (which country doesn't ??). but for ordinary people, i would say 90%, improving living standard is a no brainer. who doesn't want an improved living standard.?? politics?? some scholar ( can't remember his name) once said politics is for politicians to manipulate people. love from canada.
Congrats, u're being brainwashed. now all Americans like me awake that our medias are all propagandas channel, we may seem it from latest presidential election.
@@alextjflorida I think if China is a real bad Communism country. US will just happy. But reality is China is on the right way. So US has decided to do something. US defeated many challenges. EU. Russia. Japan. But this time. China is not only huge. But also has a very long experience in being a super power in history. China even has three-character scripture which from ancestor to teach three years old child how to learn youself how to see the world and even how to run a country. From a kingly way. I read it for my daughter yesterday. She asked me.
@@alextjflorida The Chinese ppl were the only ppl ever banned from immigrating to the US, it was called the Chinese Exclusion Act, couple that with the propaganda against communism, u have a perfect formula for China hate.
Thank you for your videos. I plan to visit Beijing one day. I'd love to see suggestion where to eat Beijing duck in Hutong or other reasonable restaurants in Beijing.
There are lots of great places to eat duck here. I'll put it on my list of ideas, and maybe one day I'll make that video. Or if this comment gets A LOT of likes. ;)
@@GoYvon Yes, please. Possibly you can also cover topics such as do we have to tip when eating like in the US? Is it common to take dishes or food home if there are much leftover so we do not waste? Visiting Great Wall is also good topic though most people know the places to visit. I mean which part of the Great Wall the common site for tourists and not so common part of the Great Wall. Thanks!
Thank you Yvon, big hug. Keep up the good work. People would be wise to learn about China without prejudice. They are missing out on some very inspiring work from the Chinese people. I think of all the ancients, the elders, and how their hearts must glow at the changes during their lifetime, better than rock n roll. Happy Children are Beautiful..
Love your vlogs. I was a teacher in Guangzhou for three years starting in 2009. I’m thinking about going back. Have really enjoyed hearing about your experiences over the last decade.
Been to xian back in 2016 and guilin in 2017 and i absolutely love it. Do i want to move there? No, because i love my country and i have lots of friends here. Will i ever visit China again? YES! i have a list of places i wanna go. Chinese food are delicious as well, i like their street lamb skewer and kung pow chicken with the yam around it. Not to mention some other steamed foods like dimsum and many more!
@X Z Do not blame, they great influence by their media and government which very unhappy to show the positive development of China, the news like Chang'e 5 mission got a great success is quite silent in western media.
Nice video! Sometimes one has to admit that there is an frequency matching between you and certain society. Through watching this video, I guess you got yours. Keep it up and looking forward to more exploring travelling videos soon.
So U followed your heart. Great ! And I think you made an excellent choice. Well done. Only thing I like to know is while in Malaysia did you try eating the durians. Thats the king of the tropical fruits.
Heb je gestudeerd aan de Haagse Hogeschool? Als een Beijjinger die nu in Den Haag (bij HS) woon, ik vind jouw video's heel erg leuk met fotootjes van beide steden die thuis noem. Bedankt voor de geweldige video's!
Thanks for ur sharing, i lived in the Netherlands for 5years and i like that tolerate society and open minded people. However i cannot get used to the climate there so i moved back to China😂 hope u enjoy ur life in china
Actually the title made me interested, cause I used to live in Ameland for 4 years and then returned to Armenia 17 years ago. So now I am in China as well and my next and final stop will be again Ameland or Burgh-Haamstede )) Veel geluk in China en groeten uit Luoyang, Henan.
Good initiative to spread awareness about the Chinese Dream. I too am living in China and I love it here. Xi'an is a city of peace and love. Long live China. 主动宣传中国梦。 我也住在中国，在这里我爱它。 西安是一个和平与爱的城市。 中国万岁
For millions of years members of the animal kingdom have been on the move. National Geographic has several excellent documentaries. Human migration is a lot more complicated. Each case an interesting story.
Interessant verhaal. Welke VPN gebruik je op dit moment? De laatste keer dat ik in China was (net voor de Corona) heb ik NordVPN geprobeerd maar dat werkte voor geen meter.
Very interesting, GoYvon! China does look beautiful. What's your social credit score, btw? Are you able to get fast Internet or did you accidentally jaywalk on camera once?
@Travel the world I'm talking government wise, I'm a conservative American who apposes much of what the CCP stands for. Therefore the people do not see eye to eye with me on issues. I hate to make it political but that's what it is. :(((
Teaching English in China will always give blondes (I'm jealous...ha ha) an opportunity to see much of China and Asia (including india) almost free. This career is a start for most graduates to find a easy job that has a hugh travel component that is undeniably bullish. If you have a chance to compare where you want to teach, Asia or China is also in my opinion the number one choice places to teach. The other place where English might be desperately needed are places in Africa or even Russia. But they are not places that see English as the much needed "only necessity" for economic advancement or mobility. I heard that the middle east was developing but still the demand for English is not that great.. In time, i think people like in Europe will gravitate to knowing just this one language, making international trade or finance and computing so easily taught, and transmissible throughout the world.. Computing/ technology like mobile phones will just push English even more around the world. I find it so difficult to learn another language after English, don't you? I must force myself to be interested in another language, but the drive is so weakening if that country is not even economically exciting. How would you like to learn Portuguese, if the people of that country couldn't be bothered to learn English. I understand Portuguese is spoken in Brazil and so is Spanish in other poor S. American countries but......Language Learning must start when you are still young under 20.. But schooling is so important then also as you know. But schooling has no travel component..Knowing a language always draw you to that country. No travel no draw. Because you know Chinese, i bet you will never forget some of the things Chinese..If you were a man, you might have got married to a Chinese wife....新年快樂！
I a few years ago I too moved to China for work... I spent a number of years there in fact... not as a teacher I might add, but through one activity I was involved with, I met several hundred teachers along with a wide range of Chinese from farmers to factory workers, managers, company owners a number of whom were multi millionaires to Government Officials right up to City Mayors. What I can say to you is things seem wonderful ... friendly people, interesting historical sites etc.... all seems marvelous. It was easy to get seduced by the place. BUT.... For many expat teachers in China working for Chinese Schools they never seem to get the right visa so when the school that is employing them gets close to the end of the year and having to pay bonuses, along come the Police and Immigration officials and the teacher is deported. Often the same happens even if they do have the correct visa. Funny that. Also for many teachers they often seek secondary jobs and because this is forbidden, you can only work for the employer listed on your visa, they too wind up being deported. Now I told all these things to the bright eyed, bushy tailed teachers who had just arrived and saw everything through rose tinted glasses and most did not listen to my advice.... and guess what, they all were deported and in some cases got to spent a number of days in Police prison cells and had to pay fines before they could get away. Now, as we all know, China is keeping itself amused with trade wars with a number of countries. As a result, a number of innocent expats are in Chinese prisons having been handed down death sentences and are being used as bargaining chips with the countries that they come from. NO FOREIGNER IS SAFE IN CHINA THESE DAYS. Having said that, as a foreigner your every movement, your every action is being monitored. This includes telephone calls and messaging, everything you look at on the internet and everything you type and send to others as emails, skype etc. Just by posting this article on the banned RUclips website you have broken the Chinese Laws. By being in China you are helping the CCP in their endeavours of world domination and supporting a regime that has a shocking record of human abuse against its own people, particularly the minorities as well as the people of other countries. The CCP doesn't care what it does to be top dog and I am sorry to say anyone who goes there (foolishly me included in the day) helps towards that goal. Since Xi started to become a Dictator, things in China have become more and more difficult not only for the average Chinese person but also all Expats. Such a pity as it is a wonderful country and many of the people really are nice.. BUT.... Massive civil unrest in China is only just around the corner to be brought about through hunger, cold, lack of electricity, lack of freedom etc and I can tell you having seen it for myself where armed Police finally stepped in to disperse the crowd and a number of innocent people were killed, it is not a pretty sight. In China mobs form quickly and they act like savages because of the 'dog eat dog' mentality of survival that is instilled in all of them. My advice to you is to immediately move to a more civilized country while you can.
@@兩麵包夾芝士 Your avatar shows the meat you are having with your cheese and biscuit, so what? I know English is your second language but I would recommend more lessons based on the nonsense that you have written.
The point is what you think by now after read & heard so many anti China propaganda before came to China from the Western medias. still have the same feeling with those propaganda or ?
china is not a newly form country beside china is world older in humankind of history for over 5000 years old cultural this may be not all people across world knowing all about china beside china today still repeatedly found lot of ancient tomb carcass jade gold and so on china is one of the older for mankind today
Thank you for sharing this, Yvon! I am a teacher who has almost the same reasons as you-travel and teach, reason I ended in US. I never considered China before. Fortunately, I got married to an American-Chinese, met my in-laws and been going home to China to expose my son to culture. And, yes- fell in love with China to the point that my son’s dad would tell me that I knew and more Chinese than him. I can’t relocate to China at this time because of the timing that my son is still in elementary so I decided to continue teaching here in US while completing my doctoral program. Looking forward that when timing is right, I can come back to China and Asia and continue my journey in teaching and learning about the world with my son. My inlaws are looking forward to that day and they are very happy that despite my not being Chinese, I embraced the culture and genuinely love it. This is also the reason, why I love your channel. Thank you!
Hi Jenny, thank you so much for your comment! Haha, too funny that your son's father said that. Do you agree with him? Hopefully you can come this way soon!
@@GoYvon I agree with him. Talking of being more comfortable with chopsticks than fork and spoon (lol) and more aware of the cultural practices and celebrations (lol). I think, I have been to more parts of China than him. Anyway, can't wait for that day. I will surely make it there soon! Again, THANK YOU!
Congrats, u're being brainwashed. now all Americans like me awake that our medias are all propagandas channel, we may seem it from latest presidential election.
@@irritatedanglosaxon1705 We could use a better term. How about open mindedness? Let us enjoy life and have fun exploring the world. Happy Holidays!
@@GoYvon Love China? Go apply a Chinese passport and show us the process for your next video
I am a chinese grew up in one of Asean countries. My first trip to China was a business trip in 2009 and later a few more trips for leisure. I love everything chinese, food, art, technology and many different ethnic cultures. I am waiting for the Covid to die diwn and resume my travel to China again.
Chinese are friendly. welcome you!
Thank you! 😃
As a Chinese international student in US and haven't been back for almost five years now. I am so happy that you are sharing your story to show more people how Real China is. I missed my homeland by watching this. Thanks a lot! Hope to go back soon when thing gets better.
Thanks for sharing real China from both positive and negative perspectives.
I just hope one day, people don't make videos to let others to know what the REAL China is like, because it would be unnecessary. I also wish that we Chinese don't have to thank some one for showing the REAL China to disprove those rumors, lies and biased opinions that are prevailing. But this time, I still would like to thank you for sharing your experience in China. Excellent work!
Thank you DY. Glad you like my videos! The 'real China' videos are so interesting, because they're so unique. I never see any other videos with the titles like 'I'm showing you the real 'insert country'.
@@GoYvon Well, there are actually A LOT of videos on RUclips that does exactly that, even though they may or may not have that as a title.
The "real" China which can only be experienced by living there a while is fascinating, eye opening and just great. Normal Chinese people are just like people everywhere in many ways...
I look at my pictures and videos from my time there and can't believe that I got to enjoy such wonderful experiences.
i guess it's kind of randomly asking but do anyone know a good website to stream newly released movies online?
@@lanceorlando5657 Sure, but there's always a catch....
China is amazing and beautiful country in the world.
China is one of the safest country in the world.
Hope in future I will go to China.
Yvon sis good to see you.
Nice video. Keep it up 🙏.
China has not been safe for foreigners of all types since Xi came to power.
Thank you for uncovering the adverse image of my country molded by the western world for decades.
You're really a good storyteller, thanks a lot!
Thank you Xing Zhao!
It's beautiful place
China or the Netherlands? Or both?
@@GoYvonboth 😉
@@GoYvon I love both countries! 🇨🇳❤️🇳🇱❤️
@@nono-ug4jv 😃😃关注你了
China historically has respected teaching and the profession of teachers for millennia, after all Confucius was a teacher as well as the lot of competitors of him at the time. Even today, teachers still held greater moral respects amongst the people regardless of the regions of China.
China is beautiful in more ways than you can see and understand.
6:30, i was the same. i am overseas chinese, when i was younger, i had a deep hatred of ccp. i never bought anything that was made in china. for me, ccp was the devil reincarnate. china started reform 40 years ago and i wanted to see it for myself because seeing is believing.
my background is sociology and so i was more interested in chinese people's living standard and i was very surprised. ever since 2002, i have been going back to china every year and the progress amazes me. i am more interested in improving living standard than politics. yes, china still has lots of rooms for improvements (which country doesn't ??). but for ordinary people, i would say 90%, improving living standard is a no brainer. who doesn't want an improved living standard.?? politics?? some scholar ( can't remember his name) once said politics is for politicians to manipulate people. love from canada.
I never understood where this strong hatred came from.
Congrats, u're being brainwashed. now all Americans like me awake that our medias are all propagandas channel, we may seem it from latest presidential election.
@@alextjflorida I think if China is a real bad Communism country. US will just happy.
But reality is China is on the right way. So US has decided to do something.
US defeated many challenges. EU. Russia. Japan. But this time. China is not only huge. But also has a very long experience in being a super power in history. China even has three-character scripture which from ancestor to teach three years old child how to learn youself how to see the world and even how to run a country. From a kingly way.
I read it for my daughter yesterday.
She asked me.
@@alextjflorida The Chinese ppl were the only ppl ever banned from immigrating to the US, it was called the Chinese Exclusion Act, couple that with the propaganda against communism, u have a perfect formula for China hate.
so many precious pictures and videos from the old days. life memories are the best thing in our life.
I loved seeing those photos again! Hadn't seen them in years. My mom e-mailed them to me so I could add them to the video.
Your experiences proved that if you open up your mind, surprises follows
Hi from Malaysia Good move.
Hello 👋
Thank you for your videos. I plan to visit Beijing one day. I'd love to see suggestion where to eat Beijing duck in Hutong or other reasonable restaurants in Beijing.
There are lots of great places to eat duck here. I'll put it on my list of ideas, and maybe one day I'll make that video. Or if this comment gets A LOT of likes. ;)
@@GoYvon Yes, please. Possibly you can also cover topics such as do we have to tip when eating like in the US? Is it common to take dishes or food home if there are much leftover so we do not waste? Visiting Great Wall is also good topic though most people know the places to visit. I mean which part of the Great Wall the common site for tourists and not so common part of the Great Wall. Thanks!
Thank you Yvon, big hug. Keep up the good work. People would be wise to learn about China without prejudice. They are missing out on some very inspiring work from the Chinese people. I think of all the ancients, the elders, and how their hearts must glow at the changes during their lifetime, better than rock n roll. Happy Children are Beautiful..
Love your vlogs. I was a teacher in Guangzhou for three years starting in 2009. I’m thinking about going back. Have really enjoyed hearing about your experiences over the last decade.
I love your editing skill.
Thank you!
Respect to your courage to explore, glad that you enjoy Chinese culture so much.
Been to xian back in 2016 and guilin in 2017 and i absolutely love it. Do i want to move there? No, because i love my country and i have lots of friends here. Will i ever visit China again? YES! i have a list of places i wanna go. Chinese food are delicious as well, i like their street lamb skewer and kung pow chicken with the yam around it. Not to mention some other steamed foods like dimsum and many more!
in your 10 years in china. did you witness the progress and development of china?
no brainer
Hi Benson, check out this video that I made. It's called '10 ways China changed in 10 years'. ruclips.net/video/sg-bjX122u4/видео.html
@X Z Do not blame, they great influence by their media and government which very unhappy to show the positive development of China, the news like Chang'e 5 mission got a great success is quite silent in western media.
Merry Christmas to you from New Zealand.
Nice video! Sometimes one has to admit that there is an frequency matching between you and certain society. Through watching this video, I guess you got yours. Keep it up and looking forward to more exploring travelling videos soon.
And China is getting better and better.
So U followed your heart. Great ! And I think you made an excellent choice. Well done. Only thing I like to know is while in Malaysia did you try eating the durians. Thats the king of the tropical fruits.
Hi Sam, yes, I did eat durian. I've tried it a few times and I'm not a fan...
@@GoYvon It needs getting use to eating them. The best durian to eat is the Musang King . My Ukrainian lady love eating durian even at the first time.
Go for it, love your channel.. :)
Heb je gestudeerd aan de Haagse Hogeschool? Als een Beijjinger die nu in Den Haag (bij HS) woon, ik vind jouw video's heel erg leuk met fotootjes van beide steden die thuis noem. Bedankt voor de geweldige video's!
En ik vind het dan weer heel erg leuk om jouw reactie te lezen!
Ik heb overigens niet in Den Haag gestudeerd, maar in Nijmegen.
Thanks for ur sharing, i lived in the Netherlands for 5years and i like that tolerate society and open minded people. However i cannot get used to the climate there so i moved back to China😂 hope u enjoy ur life in china
I believe it is worth for you to be living in China for 10 years, especially at a young age. Welcome back some day!
Thank you so much for this video it’s so inspiring. It really touched my heart.
Thank you Ruben! So nice to hear this.
@@GoYvon do you think it’s difficult get a teacher job now?
Actually the title made me interested, cause I used to live in Ameland for 4 years and then returned to Armenia 17 years ago. So now I am in China as well and my next and final stop will be again Ameland or Burgh-Haamstede )) Veel geluk in China en groeten uit Luoyang, Henan.
Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for sharing. Great video
Thanks for watching!
5:22 the people have hats form ming dynasty
Nice and honest experience!
Peace and love to you.
Wo ai ni❤️
谢谢！
Very excited 👍👍👍
Welcome we are together
Nice work. Love your honesty
Bless you and have a merry Christmas 🎄
You are beautiful and smart.
你看起来很友善，祝你生活愉快
Advent Christmas greetings Gyon
Great experience sharing.. keep it up!
Great info on china you took a bold step n travel ti China n you made it wit so many nagative info on China frm d west.
Just curious since you are Dutch are you tall? Also do you feel tall in the cities of Beijing or Shangdong?
Hi! Yes, you can consider me tall ;) In Beijing not so much, but in the south of China I do. Like in Chongqing for example.
I love this beautiful lady. She is so lovely and so pretty baby.
China always gets picked on by the western countries but the people there don't understand how beautiful China is.
Some even think it is trending to hate China, make me mad.
@@mulanfa1292 I know right, and COVID came from USA but blames it on China because they are jealous of China's growth!
@@Qingep It doesn't matter where Covid virus came from, what matters is, we should pull together and put all our resources into fighting this virus.
@@Qingep You are trusting information from a government that will put you in jail for spreading the truth. ;)
nice and smart move!
No bs
I believe the girls from the Netherland are the bravest among other european countries. I see/met many girls from the Netherland working abroad solo.
Good initiative to spread awareness about the Chinese Dream. I too am living in China and I love it here. Xi'an is a city of peace and love. Long live China.
主动宣传中国梦。 我也住在中国，在这里我爱它。 西安是一个和平与爱的城市。 中国万岁
谢谢你的喜欢（＾_＾）
China is not perfect, but they are always improving, which is why people love it there.
@Ben Louis little defensive..who said western countries are perfect? 🤨
Well, the west always wanted to enforce their democracy and policies to China while China doesn't spread their communism overseas
I think i’m being misinterpreted. I’m saying China as a country is improving and always looking to better themselves. I am ‘NOT’ saying China is bad.
For millions of years members of the animal kingdom have been on the move. National Geographic has several excellent documentaries. Human migration is a lot more complicated. Each case an interesting story.
Interessant verhaal. Welke VPN gebruik je op dit moment? De laatste keer dat ik in China was (net voor de Corona) heb ik NordVPN geprobeerd maar dat werkte voor geen meter.
I like panda best.Chinese food secend
欢迎
I am the 800th person clicking the "thumb up" button because I wanted to make it more auspicious and also because I found no "thumb down".
welcome to china
Thanks!
Was your host in Malaysia Malaysian Chinese?
我是中国人，欢迎到中国工作和旅游，希望你在中国生活得幸福！
Are Netherlands citizens considered as English mother tongue by China?
非常😜
Better pay obviously :P
Did you learn Mandarin then?
Also, isn't RUclips banned in China?
Hi! Yes, I learned to speak Mandarin here.
Hello can i ask one thing
I am actress and piano player i know chinese too
What do you think can i be good actress in china with good money?
谢谢你🌻
find a husband with huge money in china
It's easy to make $2000 a month，Like this blogger, she is estimated to earn 5000 a month
@@sewards2158 😂😂 i am not like most girl baby take care!
To be honest, I wouldn't know...
Me? 5000 a month? 5000 what? I'm definitely not making $5 US a month.
Ok , een nederlander naar china , nice
Ja, er zijn vrij veel Nederlanders.
Wow dat wist ik nooit , ik weet wel dat veel nederlanders naar Suriname komen tijdens vakantie
Im living so close to China (S Korea) yet I hv never been to China.
Very interesting, GoYvon! China does look beautiful. What's your social credit score, btw? Are you able to get fast Internet or did you accidentally jaywalk on camera once?
你好，我的信用分让我吃不上饭，网速极差，差到这条回复估计会在三年后才能发给你，来自2015年的回复。这应该是你想听到的，满足你。
Malaysia truely Asia. You have the Malays(the majority) Chinese(27%) Indian(8%) and around 2-3% natives and eurasian(from colonial era)
Simple. You were looking for loooovvveeeee.
Hello. You mentioned "native speaker". I would have thought Dutch would be your native language, and English would be a second language. Not true?
Ehhhhh, I like chinese culture but the government and people would hate someone like me to come over :(((
@Travel the world I'm talking government wise, I'm a conservative American who apposes much of what the CCP stands for.
Therefore the people do not see eye to eye with me on issues. I hate to make it political but that's what it is. :(((
@Travel the world agreed, But from what I see, they are VERY strick over there, I would like to go somewhere like Macau though. 🇲🇴
Also I never said I wouldn't be open minded. But I understand the situation over there enough to know It's not my time to travel to china.
@Travel the world I suppose your right
We all Chinese welcome you with open arms.
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Teaching English in China will always give blondes (I'm jealous...ha ha) an opportunity to see much of China and Asia (including india) almost free. This career is a start for most graduates to find a easy job that has a hugh travel component that is undeniably bullish. If you have a chance to compare where you want to teach, Asia or China is also in my opinion the number one choice places to teach. The other place where English might be desperately needed are places in Africa or even Russia. But they are not places that see English as the much needed "only necessity" for economic advancement or mobility. I heard that the middle east was developing but still the demand for English is not that great.. In time, i think people like in Europe will gravitate to knowing just this one language, making international trade or finance and computing so easily taught, and transmissible throughout the world.. Computing/ technology like mobile phones will just push English even more around the world. I find it so difficult to learn another language after English, don't you? I must force myself to be interested in another language, but the drive is so weakening if that country is not even economically exciting. How would you like to learn Portuguese, if the people of that country couldn't be bothered to learn English. I understand Portuguese is spoken in Brazil and so is Spanish in other poor S. American countries but......Language Learning must start when you are still young under 20.. But schooling is so important then also as you know. But schooling has no travel component..Knowing a language always draw you to that country. No travel no draw. Because you know Chinese, i bet you will never forget some of the things Chinese..If you were a man, you might have got married to a Chinese wife....新年快樂！
you are tanlented and beautiful
I a few years ago I too moved to China for work... I spent a number of years there in fact... not as a teacher I might add, but through one activity I was involved with, I met several hundred teachers along with a wide range of Chinese from farmers to factory workers, managers, company owners a number of whom were multi millionaires to Government Officials right up to City Mayors.
What I can say to you is things seem wonderful ... friendly people, interesting historical sites etc.... all seems marvelous. It was easy to get seduced by the place.
BUT....
For many expat teachers in China working for Chinese Schools they never seem to get the right visa so when the school that is employing them gets close to the end of the year and having to pay bonuses, along come the Police and Immigration officials and the teacher is deported. Often the same happens even if they do have the correct visa. Funny that.
Also for many teachers they often seek secondary jobs and because this is forbidden, you can only work for the employer listed on your visa, they too wind up being deported.
Now I told all these things to the bright eyed, bushy tailed teachers who had just arrived and saw everything through rose tinted glasses and most did not listen to my advice.... and guess what, they all were deported and in some cases got to spent a number of days in Police prison cells and had to pay fines before they could get away.
Now, as we all know, China is keeping itself amused with trade wars with a number of countries. As a result, a number of innocent expats are in Chinese prisons having been handed down death sentences and are being used as bargaining chips with the countries that they come from. NO FOREIGNER IS SAFE IN CHINA THESE DAYS.
Having said that, as a foreigner your every movement, your every action is being monitored. This includes telephone calls and messaging, everything you look at on the internet and everything you type and send to others as emails, skype etc. Just by posting this article on the banned RUclips website you have broken the Chinese Laws.
By being in China you are helping the CCP in their endeavours of world domination and supporting a regime that has a shocking record of human abuse against its own people, particularly the minorities as well as the people of other countries. The CCP doesn't care what it does to be top dog and I am sorry to say anyone who goes there (foolishly me included in the day) helps towards that goal.
Since Xi started to become a Dictator, things in China have become more and more difficult not only for the average Chinese person but also all Expats. Such a pity as it is a wonderful country and many of the people really are nice..
BUT....
Massive civil unrest in China is only just around the corner to be brought about through hunger, cold, lack of electricity, lack of freedom etc and I can tell you having seen it for myself where armed Police finally stepped in to disperse the crowd and a number of innocent people were killed, it is not a pretty sight. In China mobs form quickly and they act like savages because of the 'dog eat dog' mentality of survival that is instilled in all of them.
My advice to you is to immediately move to a more civilized country while you can.
Where have you lived in china for few years?
@@zero4152 he might be involved either directly or indirectly with drugs. The sound of "death penalty" rings the bell.
Your avatar shows that you are a shady person, and your lies cannot deceive a person who has lived there for ten years.
@@兩麵包夾芝士 Your avatar shows the meat you are having with your cheese and biscuit, so what?
I know English is your second language but I would recommend more lessons based on the nonsense that you have written.
@@zero4152 In the NE, but I did travel around a lot meeting many nice people.
Ik ben ein Chinees en had bijna vroeger 10 jaar in Nedeland gewoond. Ik hou ven beiden landen:)
The point is what you think by now after read & heard so many anti China propaganda before came to China from the Western medias.
still have the same feeling with those propaganda or ?
china is not a newly form country beside china is world older in humankind of history for over 5000 years old cultural this may be not all people across world knowing all about china beside china today still repeatedly found lot of ancient tomb carcass jade gold and so on china is one of the older for mankind today
Be safe in China! Try not to get arrested!
why u haven't found a chinese husband
Found an American one within a few months after ariving in China. Well, he was my boyfriend first, then became my husband in 2016. ;)
@@GoYvon there must be some chinese guys hit on u , cuz u are beautiful