My wife of 20 years is Chinese. She has a PRC passport and I have a US passport. The only place we can both go without a visa is Thailand. Greetings from Nanning!
Very honest about relationships and nationalities... something people usually never think about. Do you get to Macau or Hong Kong much? Do women there have "better" passports?
@@et5222 Hk and Macau have much better passports than the mainland. not quite as good as the U.S. but not too far behind. The best Chinese women are in Singapore.
It means there no retirement visa here. If you wanna stay here/ retire here the only option is marry a local. Other wise you need to work to have a visa to live here.
@@viewpointabroad I know an American guy who came to Shanghai to teach English. He doesn't anymore, but he struck a deal with the school somehow so that they keep sponsoring his work visa even though he doesn't actually work there anymore, lol. There are always ways to live in China without a job :)
Yes so many scammers out there. Some pretend to be me also and try to scam people. I’ll never give anyone my phone number or ask them to add my what’s app or crypto bs or something. Just ignore them and report them
Interesting video and perspective. I'm planning on moving to China in February to teach English & have begun reaching out to recruiters/agents. Do you have any agents that you recommend? I have a Wechat account and heard that there are many groups that post esl jobs. Thank you for the insightful videos.
Thanks for watching My text line is divided into 3 sections; Plus….1(754),then 229, then 3673. I need to clarify things and also share some important detail with you. I'll be expecting your text.
@@viewpointabroad-e5o Man, I cannot find your number on wechat, I've tried entering those numbers and nothing comes up. Do you have a Wechat iD instead? Mine is really simple: laoshi_angus Could you add me that way.
Chinese girls are realistic and practical, having stayed in the west for most of my life, I never married a lady from there as they are simply brought up wrong.
Chinese girls are 100% not realistic lmao, you gotta have a nice car, a big ass house for the whole family and make superb bank at your high paying job, lmao 😂 yeah right, on my teacher salary, 😂 I lived there for 7 years and I must only attracted superficial women, never once I’ve encountered realism or practicality unless they were westernized in some ways
@aleksabroad This is where cultural differences come into play.What the Chinese consider pragmatic and realistic is based on the material, what can be seen and touched, as distinct from the spiritual.What westerners or western culture think is that what I can achieve is realistic and subjective, so westerners will think, I love you, but can't provide you with more material support, you can accept, is to accept the reality.Traditional Chinese culture emphasizes realism, but does not lack the spiritual core of romanticism.the "shallow" girl you meet is not likely to be a traditional Chinese woman.Traditional Chinese women are introverted and won't have much contact with you if they don't really like you.
Thank you for your honesty and wish you the best of luck ❤
My wife of 20 years is Chinese. She has a PRC passport and I have a US passport. The only place we can both go without a visa is Thailand. Greetings from Nanning!
Yes. That’s my only problem with dating Chinese. It’s very hard to go anywhere 😹
Why not countries like Malaysia, Singapore or Indonesia
@@179561520 singapore and Malaysia are great options. I like Indonesia but they have a weak passport.
Very honest about relationships and nationalities... something people usually never think about. Do you get to Macau or Hong Kong much? Do women there have "better" passports?
@@et5222 Hk and Macau have much better passports than the mainland. not quite as good as the U.S. but not too far behind. The best Chinese women are in Singapore.
In my experience, id never date a Chinese girl again, no discriminating, but their expectations do not meet reality.
I’ve heard people say that.
at 10:00 what does "you can't really retire in China" mean?
It means there no retirement visa here. If you wanna stay here/ retire here the only option is marry a local. Other wise you need to work to have a visa to live here.
@@viewpointabroad I know an American guy who came to Shanghai to teach English. He doesn't anymore, but he struck a deal with the school somehow so that they keep sponsoring his work visa even though he doesn't actually work there anymore, lol. There are always ways to live in China without a job :)
@@179561520 that's illegal and if he gets caught or school gets caught it's gonna turn out bad for them
Thank you 🙏 you’re amazing! 🤩
@ lmao 🤣 nice try your a fake account hahaha
I removed their phone number scam crap
@@viewpointabroad these ppl are relentless lol 😂 like I won’t notice your profile has 2 subs lmao 🤣
Yes so many scammers out there. Some pretend to be me also and try to scam people. I’ll never give anyone my phone number or ask them to add my what’s app or crypto bs or something. Just ignore them and report them
Interesting video and perspective. I'm planning on moving to China in February to teach English & have begun reaching out to recruiters/agents. Do you have any agents that you recommend? I have a Wechat account and heard that there are many groups that post esl jobs. Thank you for the insightful videos.
Thanks for watching
My text line is divided into 3 sections;
Plus….1(754),then 229, then 3673. I need to clarify things and also share some important detail with you. I'll be expecting your text.
@@viewpointabroad-e5o Man, I cannot find your number on wechat, I've tried entering those numbers and nothing comes up. Do you have a Wechat iD instead? Mine is really simple:
laoshi_angus
Could you add me that way.
Looks interesting, I will look it evening 👍
@@viewpointabroad-e5o I didn’t understand anything, but it’s very interesting) Someone hacked your account?
Was a scammer pretending to be me. Don’t message them
Fair enough xx
Whoever you marry can get a passport from your country, too. BTW is passport discrimination a kind of racism or classism at least? :D
@@GuoguoZhang-v1v just thinking about what fits my life , nothing else.
Don't you have a Chinese green card?
@@MightThe-i1f yes
Maybe you can apply for one
Chinese girls are realistic and practical, having stayed in the west for most of my life, I never married a lady from there as they are simply brought up wrong.
Chinese girls are 100% not realistic lmao, you gotta have a nice car, a big ass house for the whole family and make superb bank at your high paying job, lmao 😂 yeah right, on my teacher salary, 😂 I lived there for 7 years and I must only attracted superficial women, never once I’ve encountered realism or practicality unless they were westernized in some ways
@aleksabroad This is where cultural differences come into play.What the Chinese consider pragmatic and realistic is based on the material, what can be seen and touched, as distinct from the spiritual.What westerners or western culture think is that what I can achieve is realistic and subjective, so westerners will think, I love you, but can't provide you with more material support, you can accept, is to accept the reality.Traditional Chinese culture emphasizes realism, but does not lack the spiritual core of romanticism.the "shallow" girl you meet is not likely to be a traditional Chinese woman.Traditional Chinese women are introverted and won't have much contact with you if they don't really like you.