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Q: Those of you who left China and then came back. Why?

10 years 43 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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no why.

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I didnt notice the revolving door at the border...silly me.

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I'm addicted to the chaos. Everything back home is easy and boring.

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add a one person to Chinese population

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Because I missed the polite, well mannered people, the friendliness, the folk who bend over backwards to help others in need, the honesty and forthright approach of the people, the civilized manner in which the people conduct themselves and, above all, I missed the kind people in the government.

 

There's so many things that can only be experienced in the PRC.

 

(I will now wind my nose back in a few feet).

 

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At the moment, I probably would (well, depending...).

 

I've just gotten myself into something that could turn out quite profitable... enough to buy the nice house in the nice clean country far away from here Tongue

 

I also know a guy who has come back a few times... cos the economy in his homeland isn't that great, and life can be much much easier here than there.

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