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Q: Finding Work iN Fuzhou & Xiamen

I'm Chinese from Malaysia
Finding job in Fuzhou or Xiamen
Hope that will found a company that can apply visa

Please contact me in wechat
ID : jyeness
Thank you

8 years 7 weeks ago in  Business & Jobs - Fuzhou

 
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Pay us first 100,000 than we'll help you

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I can't speak on Fuzhou, but Xiamen is crowded, hot, and the food was lousy, but I was on a Chinese tour bus for a week trip in the city so they probably did everything badly to maximize profits.

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