Got to agree with this assessment of ECC articles. If they are not racist about non-Chinese, they are misjudged in tone in other ways. Clearly ECC does not know their audience. Full Comment>>

the new bot seems to be working well for you !! Full Comment>>

how is the insane asylum these days? i see you have taken to posting your sad one word 'comments' on old articles. still can't string a coherent sentence together? i suppose it keeps you out of doing any damage in your work-place if you are busy wasting time (like I am - ha ha) Full Comment>>

so another-words, suck it up and accept being treated like sh*t. Even if you are reasonable and give your crap employer the benefit of the doubt, they will still screw you over as much as they can, and then some. Sometimes doing a runner is the best option because chances are you won't want to work in China again - ... Full Comment>>

how can this post be dated the 5th of May 2023 when it is only 28th of April 2023? Did i miss a week somewho? asking for a friend. Full Comment>>

Working in China is no longer attractive, so wouldn't use any. Full Comment>>

LOL. this is hilarious. Obesity is on the rise in China and you will see many different body shapes. Equally confident foreigners are accused of being arrogant. 'Lists' like these are insulting and not 'funny. If the situations were reversed, Chinese would accuse the native people of being racist, Full Comment>>

what to expect ? Expect to be lied to, and treated like sh*t. Full Comment>>

most people these days are spamming or not genuine profiles. it has been over 5 years since this site was of any use due to neglect and rubbish Admins. Full Comment>>

Don't be pressured into behaving in a way that is culturally inappropriate for you. To be forced to do so amounts to cultural bullying. Cultural respect works both ways. As a non=drinker, i was pressured to drink, and had to endure scowls when i point-blank refused (politely). It made for a very uncomfortable meal. ... Full Comment>>

Marrying into a Chinese family does not mean that you should be bullied into ignoring your own traditions and cultural expectations. Remember, your Chinese spouse is also marrying into your culture too. Be prepared to establish boundaries, and if your Chinese spouse fails to recognise your cultural norms, you should ... Full Comment>>

you have a limited vocabulary. I suggest you get a new teacher ! Full Comment>>

question - do you drunk post or do you have OCD? Asking for a friend. ;o) Full Comment>>

are you unable to write more than 1 word? How sad. Full Comment>>

your vocabulary is quite limited. Are you unable to construct a sentence? Would make me wonder if you are able to do more than post 1 word at a time (probably not !!!) Full Comment>>

ha ha. You still can't write more than 1 word? are you just trying to post as many 'comments' as possible, or make the site seem more active than it really is? Full Comment>>

good to see that you can post single words - LOL ! Full Comment>>

was ECC paid for this advertising? Full Comment>>

still on the 1 word 'comments' ? 23 "replies" to this post with one word. Are you unable to construct a sentence? Full Comment>>

any 'recruiter' that requires you to sign something on arrival is clearly not to be trusted. On receipt of ANY Chinese document, it should be translated (and questioned) prior to signing. Likewise, never believe someone who says 'trust me' unless they have demonstrated they are trustworthy. The foreigner is a ... Full Comment>>

most of the articles here are mostly fiction, but the unwary or naive are gullible. I worked there with my eyes open before I travelled. Full Comment>>

The salaries currently on offer to foreign workers are abysmally low - there has not been a significant increase since I was working there, and certainly not one that has kept pace with inflation. China, with all it's restrictions and hoops for foreign workers to jump through is just not worth it, and the increased ... Full Comment>>

How to avoid "Bad" western food in China? Don't go to a 'Western' restaurant, then you won't be disappointed. I was 'treated' by local friends once that had a buffet. The food was passable. in the dessert section with a selection of fresh fruit. A friend, thinking they were being helpful offered to get a ... Full Comment>>

can you not do any more than a 1 word 'comment' ? Full Comment>>

I should add that many chinese employers usually find a way to avoid paying you any bonus, citing some flaky breach of contract. Most foreign workers i knew stayed with bad employers, giving them the benefit of the doubt, often tolerating treatment that would have an employer up before an investigation. Remember ... Full Comment>>