To further add on to this article, Tiktok host - rapidly growing. Copywriter - and any other roles associated with content development of e-commerce sites. Customer service - might work night shifts. Full Comment>>

It is quite true what you said about the work culture in China. I'm glad your good overall experience outweighs the bad anyway. To further add on to the argumnet that "Chinese workers, for the most part, take what they can get, do what the boss says and work uncomplainingly.", this happens not just because ... Full Comment>>

Looks like these are the traps for the locals, too! Full Comment>>

Nice article overall. Guess the point is to have an open mind and to be aware of the differences and adapt where you think necessary, instead of getting resentful. We already scored by working in a different country/culture. Full Comment>>

"One of the tricks the recruiters use now days is to post jobs in highly desired cities, or make the job sound great. " -- Yes, agencies use such click baits a lot, so beware. Full Comment>>

So I can see that what you said was not a question, but was an accusation, right? It was received, for your information. Full Comment>>

What kind of shabby website framework it is for you to see a guest's alias...? Are you a site admin? Full Comment>>

I'd refrain from judging other people's family affair... Full Comment>>

Say more along this line and we'll like you more, LOL Full Comment>>

As a local, all the above will sweep me off my feet and instantly win my respect. Liar's dice, I'm not a KTV animal but nice if you try! :0)))) Full Comment>>

Unbridled Bureaucracy, quite true LOL Full Comment>>

Sexually harassed on a daily basis.... Man, doesn't sound like China to me. But I feel bad for you. Full Comment>>

I would like to think that someone(s) was(were) trying to stir a debate out of this article, so this website gets popular again. As a Chinese, I'm getting ignorant of what's happening every day, some days I appreciate what life offers me, other days I get pissed. But as a foreigner, how you feel indeed gives a new ... Full Comment>>

Been to Yangshuo. The mountains are stunning. Highly recommended! Full Comment>>

I heard they're all miniatures though? Full Comment>>

High package, high demand. Full Comment>>

Too funny! Full Comment>>

Chinese inability, humh... isn't that a bit too broad a tag? By the way what is a 'guest' login? I'm totally unaware. Full Comment>>

Be water, my friend. --- Bruce Lee Stay hungry. Stay foolish. --- Steve Jobs Full Comment>>

Sounds eloquent. Essentially ignorant. Full Comment>>

Reminds me of my days working in the Singaporean tech companies. Man don't wanna live it again! On the other hand, it's probably the reason the economies in Asia are picking up fast. Full Comment>>

I noticed that almost all mandarin teachers overseas know English, some are quite good at it. When they face low-level adult learners it helps being able to communicate in English (or whatever other language). Even better if the teacher him or herself is the same native to the learners. It's not necessarily the case ... Full Comment>>

Mount Wugong in Jiangxi province is also not bad... They have trail running events there. Full Comment>>

I think if you were born Western, you'll never be able to live without Western food. Same goes for Chinese. Full Comment>>

I feel strongly about #1. Full Comment>>