Did you hear about the American guy who died in Hangzhou recently?
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Re: Did you hear about the American guy who died in Hangzhou recently?
So how did this teacher die? Was it his fault like overdose of medication or possibly bad habits that caused this to happen? If it's that much they could just cremate the guy and have his ashes sent in one of those chinese ash holders. At least it would represent where he was laid to rest or died. He did after all live in China and work here so his family could remember him and his life in China that way.
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Re: Did you hear about the American guy who died in Hangzhou recently?
>mattaya wrote:
Obviously you didn't hear about this story. The guy died from an accident, and I'm sure the price they have to pay is the minimum. They had to raise a certain amount within a few days. I don't know if they got enough money or not. If they didn't, he's buried somewhere in China.
Re: Did you hear about the American guy who died in Hangzhou recently?
i just read the story, seriously if it is not in the contract it is not the school's responsibility. it is tragic which is why everyone (young and old) needs to have life insurance and a will stating what to do in the event of their death. china is a dangerous place. sadly too many foreigners go native and become careless here just like the locals. riding bikes without a helmet , walking into traffic without looking, not wearing seat belts etc. let this be a reminder . get your affairs in order. i know i need to right now.
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Re: Did you hear about the American guy who died in Hangzhou recently?
no, sorry!
Re: Did you hear about the American guy who died in Hangzhou recently?
That's really messed up! I mean compassion over cash, right? I think the American embassy should look into this case...maybe they'll bring him home for a proper ceremony.
RIP- fellow American.
And that's how Ms.Dollar sees it.
Re: Did you hear about the American guy who died in Hangzhou recently?
once again i must ask why do locals hate their nationality? the more locals try to portray themselves as foreigners the more they shame this once great country. if china is all about face dont they realize the loss of face caused by trying to hide the fact they are chinese. how is this an issue for the embassy? taxpayers should foot the bill for every american . that is local logic. "fellow american" way to try and sell it.
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Re: Did you hear about the American guy who died in Hangzhou recently?
>crimochina wrote:
once again i must ask why do locals hate their nationality? the more locals try to portray themselves as foreigners the more they shame this once great country. if china is all about face dont they realize the loss of face caused by trying to hide the fact they are chinese.
I don't think she's lying, I just think she's not that aware of American policies? Not everybody is...oh hell, I can't finish this without being rude to someone.