Is China a good country to live? Would you move there and settle down permanently?
Is China a good country to live? Would you move there and settle down permanently?
Hudson Davis
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Jordan Ortiz
No.
Asher Murphy
>inb4 thread turns into a mutt hate thread by some Canadian or Brazilian
Adam Stewart
Why those flags?
Jackson Wright
better than amerishartistan. way less brown people
Christian Green
The big cities are good, but why would you choose to live there? There are numerous other countries in Asia alone that are cheaper and cleaner.
Liam Hernandez
Yes, just look at the stats.
Hunter Ramirez
They don't let you come permanently
If you're not rich then it's probably not too good
Justin Butler
This, living in Tokyo was a dream. Cheap housing, cheap, quality food, easy women, fun shit to do all night, lots of big parks. Oh and you won't be run over by someone who then backs up over your body three times while everyone on the street watches and then their truck spontaneously catches on fire. Chinese people are retards.
Tyler Green
I'm learning Chinese and might as well try to move there because I feel useless just studying it while doing fuck all with the language.
James Richardson
Why did you pick Chinese and what's your profession/education?
Noah Collins
IT student, wanted to become a translator on the side, currently I know English, Spanish and French. 现在我的水平是HSK3。
I just put my studies in halt because my IT classes are starting again next month but I still have over a year of study left. I'd rather study Japanese but everyone said, come on, study Chinese, the next world power and they convinced me.
One thing I've found, Chinese is easier to type on a PC than Japanese thanks to Pinyin.
Carson Reed
China is very cheap though
Cheaper than russia even.
Jacob Sanchez
probably to Yulin, Guangxi province and be self employed as PETA headquarters manager
Nathan Brown
i did live there for 7 years. I did my phd at qinghua and worked for 2 years after, and honestly? it was kind of shitty. Mao fucked the country up badly. Food was good and resonably priced, housing was fucking terrible And distopian. Entertainement is good if youre into theater, else its like watching tv with your 60 year old mum.
basically life consists of leaving your shitty small box to go eat in a restaurant (typically in a new mall), followed by copioua amounts of shitty shopping on apps.
i am moving to greece in december or da nature.
china is ovwrrated and going to fail.
Grayson Robinson
2 more weeks
Liam Davis
Beijing is a shithole compared to Guandong. Guangdong is the best and richest part of China
Eli Gomez
2 more weeks? nah bro, my last 2 months in china was at a shitty international competetion (i was the only non chinese out of 40 contestants) in wuhan, for their new shitty business park. Everything outside of teir 1 cities is absolutely fucked, and will fucking burn. Wuhan is tier 2 and it barely kept its head above water with its funding vehicles.
its also full of niggers. Plus i like white skin tones not a sea of brown
Levi Taylor
>IT student
programmer?
>but everyone said, come on, study Chinese, the next world power and they convinced me.
you fell for a meme
Adam Taylor
It was great to live there 20-10 years ago, now it's a very bad idea for foreigners to enter china.
Not that you can though.
If Xi gets necked and some sane dictator like Hu gets power then it will probably become great again.
Michael Foster
>this
20 years ago yes. Now? fuck no. welcoke to japanese stagflation on steroids with no freedumbs
Aiden Powell
>China’s total number of births have dropped 50% in less than 9 years. More than 19m births were registered in 2012. By 2021, that number had fallen to 10m. A disastrous decline that spells doom for the inferior bug race
>The country’s fertility rate now stands at 1.15, which is among the lowest in the entire world
> The rapid decline in China's population will have a profound impact on the country's economy.
>China’s working-age population peaked in 2014 and is projected to shrink to less than one third of that peak by 2100. Picrel is the working age pop, compared to the elderly pop
>China’s elderly population (aged 65 and above) is expected to continue to climb for most of that time, passing China’s working-age population near 2080.
> The annual average decline of 1.73% in China’s working-age population sets the scene for much lower economic growth, unless productivity advances rapidly.
>Higher labour costs, driven by the rapidly shrinking labour force, are set to push low-margin, labour-intensive manufacturing out of China to labour-abundant countries such as Vietnam, Bangladesh and India.
>Already manufacturing labour costs in China are twice as high as in Vietnam
Brody Brooks
This is from (((WEF))): “China’s population is about to shrink for the first time since the great famine struck 60 years ago”.
weforum.org
This is from (((Bloomberg))):
”China's Demographics Spell Decline Not Domination” bloomberg.com
This is from Foreign Policy:
“ A Shrinking China Can’t Overtake America”
foreignpolicy.com
The decline of the Chinks will be glorious. They truly are an inferior species, kek. They need to be trampled underneath the White Man’s boot.
Thomas Perry
Yup, starting Java very soon.
>meme
So any advice then?
Bentley James
how does AI read the faces of 1 billion chinamen when they all look the same?
Levi White
If you think your country has problems, no matter what it is it is 10x worse in China.
t. Been the Cheng Du. It's an actual cyberpunk dystopia.
Eli Brown
>advice
if you want to do compter rech, go to pooland. They will probably dominate this space for the next 15 years economically (probably not technically)
Levi Fisher
I don't know what your retarded memeflag hides but you'll never need anything else than native language + english working as a programmer
Nathaniel Thomas
Would, but I have no interest in learning Polish, if I move It has to be a country where I can learn what I used. I'm considering Canada, Brasil or any Spanish speaking South American country. Maybe Japan as well but I'd need to boot up language classes pretty soon.