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Q: Finishing my 1-Year teaching conract - Any Questions?

Hey guys just finishing up my one-year teaching contract in China.

I'll be answering any Chinese related questions that you guys might have including:

- Lifestyle
- Contracts/Salaries-Things to look out for
- Big Chinese cities vs Small Chinese towns
- Chinese Women
- Making friends
- Costs and where to visit

I'll answer as many as I can, Cheers

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