Also people from Ireland get Z visas and in some provinces South Africans too. Full Comment>>

Come on, 12k RMB a month is still awesome, and you don't even need to care about the tuition of the kids. Most foreign teachers here earn less than 12k. Are you a licensed teacher? Full Comment>>

If you play your game right that monkey attention can easily be turned into something more... :P Oh, never mind, you are a girl. Full Comment>>

'Wanna try this one? It is sooo delicious!' I keep telling people there are at least 5 ways they can say a food tastes good, no need to keep repeating 'It's delicious...' Full Comment>>

How did he get sick? From the food? Full Comment>>

Don't be a sheep, even if it's a Chinese guy if he was being overworked he could have talked to his boss about reducing the working hours and in return perhaps reducing his salary a bit as well. If the boss doesn't agree just look for an other job. Full Comment>>

If they start selling salty popcorn I will go... Full Comment>>

It depends on where you live. Guandong and some other provinces in the south are ok but I would find Shanghai and the surround cities too cold for me for riding in some of the winter months. Full Comment>>

'was sentences to three years in prison' You missed this line my good man. Full Comment>>

I thought you were fat :o Full Comment>>

Did they send you a FEC and an invitation letter that you converted into a Z visa? Full Comment>>

Which city is this? Full Comment>>

Yeah, imagine if Chinese people could just go to teach Chinese in a western country if they have a BA degree and 2 years work experience lol... Luckily its them who want to learn our language and not us theirs. Full Comment>>

Yeah, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guandong, Hunan and Hubei provinces won't issue Foreign Expert Certificate to non-native Eng. speakers as English teachers. That's why you have never seen your FEC, because you don't have one. You got an other type of Z visa that's for being a consultant or something, not for being an ... Full Comment>>

I thought it was impossible to get hired as a non-native Eng teacher in guandong. How the hell did they manage to pull it off? :o Full Comment>>

You mean we are the ones who will have to be careful... Like with the French guy and his wife, there will be some Chinese men who get so depressed over not being able to find a wife that he vents his frustration on us, foreigner men... This venting can range anywhere between just cursing/spitting at us or more ... Full Comment>>

Well, she will learn her lesson once she is through with her 20-year prison sentence... Full Comment>>

Which fool wouldn't want to visit a girl like that? :o Those beebs! Full Comment>>

I guess the French guy stole the girl from the Chinese guy and that was the Chinese guy's reaction to that :( Full Comment>>

So well, what happens if she can't pay? :o Full Comment>>

What category do university teachers fit in? Full Comment>>

You could make an article like the one above elaborating on your points a bit more. Full Comment>>

But why would she risk getting caught for a few grams of coke that she could put in her laptop? Where would she put the drugs in her laptop? In the DVD rom? Or maybe they took all the hardwares out and replaced them with drugs. That way they could have put in 1-2 kilos perhaps. Too bad the article didn't specify any ... Full Comment>>

" Chinese law stipulates that teachers employed by training centers in China must have a bachelors degree or above and at least two years of relevant work experience or an internationally recognized teaching certificate." This doesn't mention that teachers have to come from native-English speaking ... Full Comment>>

Looks like she hasn't watched any episodes of Locked Up Abroad... But even if she is innocent and got framed how can she prove that she was unaware of those drugs in her stuff? Cause it might very well be the case that an other jealous competitor had the drugs put in her laptop somehow without her knowing about it ... Full Comment>>