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Q: How would you describe your life in China?

14 years 21 weeks ago in  Lifestyle - China

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For the most part, relaxed and interesting. Yes, I indeed DO have my bad China days, etc. and the bureaucratic snafu's but for the most part I experience less stress on a daily basis, teach subjects directly related to my profession back in the states and enjoy the opportunities to travel and meet different people.

In a word: Good!

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peaceful,bored,work ,sleep

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It is cheap to live here, when eliminates all stresses about money which eases a lot of life's problems. Yeah, life isn't always easy, but anywhere you live there will be positives and negatives. I've been here 2 years and still enjoy it and plan on staying until they finally kick me out laugh

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