juanisaac on news China's Modern Diaspora(2 comments)
Good article. In Mexico we have about 50,000 to 100,000 Chinese immigrants living there, mostly in the north of the country. They contribute alot to the local economy by their businesses and other economic contributions. In China,outside of the embassy, I have never seen another Mexican. But I know they are around. ... Full Comment>>
juanisaac on news Another Foreign Teacher in China Exposed for Child Porn Convictions in the US(23 comments)
There are plenty of non-white perverts in the world as well,teachers and non-teachers. Full Comment>>
juanisaac on news “Temporary Wives” for Chinese Migrant Workers: Who’s to Blame?(6 comments)
Just have sex...what about an STD? Educate more, right? What about same sex marriage? Educate more, right? My solution is to lift the one child policy and rebalance the male and female population. Full Comment>>
juanisaac on news CPPCC Member: English Learning in China “Destructive” to Chinese Education(23 comments)
A few of my students complain about learning English. But then I ask them "How do Chinese talk to eachother?" In Putonghua, they answer. I then ask them, how will Chinese people talk with the rest of the world? The answer is obvious. English is an international language now more so than an imperial one. ... Full Comment>>
juanisaac on news All the Single Ladies! Why Does China’s “Leftover Women” Phenomenon Exist?(25 comments)
ok guys remember her name when she needs help moving furniture. She's a liberated woman. Full Comment>>
juanisaac on news All the Single Ladies! Why Does China’s “Leftover Women” Phenomenon Exist?(25 comments)
No way. I have only seen four men beat their wives in my whole life, and they all happened in China. Full Comment>>
juanisaac on news Meet the Chinese Parents: Making First Impressions Count(15 comments)
I agree with you and it also depends how marriageable the men and women are. Under 28, never married, there will be blow back. Over 30, divorced, getting older, a breathing single man/woman will do. Full Comment>>
juanisaac on news 8 Bad Habits to Avoid Developing in China(129 comments)
Having manners and being polite is not a step backwards in China, or even a handicap. Chinese people are so surprised that they actually appreciate it. Being different in actions, much more so than in appearance, can actually benefit you. For example, I treat service workers at my school with respect and gratitude. ... Full Comment>>
juanisaac on news 5 Bizarre Chinese Weight Loss Methods(26 comments)
I have also been there trying to find anything to lose weight. I used to weigh 120 kilos and now I weigh 68 kilos. The key is not to eat five things: alcohol, sugar, white flour (or anything made from it), rice (or anything made from it), and potatoes. The body takes these foods and turns them into sugar really ... Full Comment>>
juanisaac on news Don’t Suffer Alone: Tips for Dealing with Mental Illnesses in China(31 comments)
The best advice to people with mental disease is just to stay home, especially if you are on medication and know no one here. As outsiders looking in, and a not so reliable medical system in China, not to mention if one can get legitimate medications, are all huge hurdles one has to jump. Full Comment>>
juanisaac on news 5 Guilty Pleasures in China Expats Secretly Enjoy(37 comments)
The top ten reasons not to have a “top number reasons” guide 1.I appreciate the effort of writing the piece, but can a writer appreciate the effort of reading it? They help the writing process to just fill in a paragraph after a number, but some articles actually do need an introduction and a conclusion to know ... Full Comment>>