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Q: do Dalian have good job opportunities for international students?

3 years 33 weeks ago in  Business & Jobs - Dalian

 
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Have you tried looking in the jobs section on this site?

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... like me? 

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Have you tried looking in the jobs section on this site?

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icnif77:

There are around 6 to 7 brazzilion residents in Dalian, however personal pronoun for all city names, (i.e. 'Dalian') is " it "... or "singular-ity" in outer space. 

 

... if anybody (OP!) is open for a quicky English grammatic lesson ...  broken heart

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Have you ever been to Heilongjiang  cold? angry

 

My 2nd job in China took me to Harbin (from Sept. - April) and further for 6h bus ride to one small city, I can't remember the name, now.

... Huachuan, haaaa ... city lies in the middle of nowhere-where.

.. where I lived on - 33* C (- 36* F), the lowest temperature angry in my life time so far.

 

  - 33* C is so cold that when you spit, ice cube hits the ground. broken heart

 

https://www.zerohedge.com/weather/chinas-northernmost-city-sees-lowest-t...

China's Northernmost City Sees Lowest Temperatures Ever Recorded

 

China's "North Pole" recorded its lowest temperature since records began.

The Chinese city of Mohe dropped to minus 53 degrees Celsius Sunday, according to China Daily, citing data from the country's local weather bureau.

The frigid temperatures broke a previous record of minus 52.3 degrees Celsius. Temperatures have been below minus 50 degrees Celsius for three consequence days. 

 

"As a new round of extreme cold hit Heilongjiang, a number of areas in the Greater Khingan Range have recorded their coldest ever temperatures," China Daily said. 

Earlier this month, we pointed out a cold air mass swirling in the Arctic was shattering records. The rural northern Siberian town of Zhilinda recorded temperatures of minus 62.1 degrees Celsius.

 

... more ...

 

  ... and the lessoning is:

 

 

heart "Never, ever accept the job in Heilongjiang, not even at the doubled salary!" surprise

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