Sacrificing everything for your dream, or living easy an easy comfortable life?
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A: Your first step should be at FindJobs, top L corner of this screen, wh
A:Your first step should be at FindJobs, top L corner of this screen, where you should look for an Arabic language teacher job openings. In order to move to China for longer term (more than 30-days), you'll need an employer, who will sponsor your entry ( Z ) visa, Working and Residence permit later on.https://hrone.com/blog/work-visa-in-china-the-complete-2025-guide-for-professionals/ You could also look for a schools in China in need of Arabic language teacher, by using web's search engine with 'Arabic teacher in China' or similar in search. As I look quickly for an Arabic language teacher job openings in China ... https://www.hiredchina.com/jobs/arabic_teacher_1609227685465 https://jobs.echinacities.com/jobchapter/1355067167 https://www.georjob.com/jobs/we-need-an-arabic-teacher-in-beijing-tzikajvtkhlwuvixgexusmeukboizq Good luck! -- icnif77
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Re: Sacrificing everything for your dream, or living easy an easy comfortable life?
I think number 2 is often a person's dream, but many are not extreme enough to qualify for number 1.
Re: Sacrificing everything for your dream, or living easy an easy comfortable life?
Well the first one is what creates some of the great leaps for both society and individuals, that fighting for a dream. But it's not meant to be for everyone. The world's not fail and sadly most people will fail if they sacrificed everything for a dream.
On the other hand, staying the middle road with a comfortable job, no advancements would be made and society would just become stationary. Slowly rolling backwards as the comfortable to get resources are taken up, and instead of trying for better, people just settle for less and less.
So choicing either one for the entire world would be a horrible idea, it takes the balance.
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It depends whose dream I guess. I mean Hitler's dream was to take over Germany and kill all the Jews, and we all know how that turned out. I say, pick one only if your dreams are insignificant and harmless.
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Re: Sacrificing everything for your dream, or living easy an easy comfortable life?
>kchur wrote:
It depends whose dream I guess. I mean Hitler's dream was to take over Germany and kill all the Jews, and we all know how that turned out. I say, pick one only if your dreams are insignificant and harmless.
I have to agree with this one.
And Cowchow... your avatar is going to give me bad dreams.
"People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage. Intellectual myopia, often called stupidity, is no doubt a reason." -- J.K. Galbraith