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Q: what do you wish you knew before you came to china?

i wish I knew students under Chinese government scholarships would have to pay the visa, medical checkup etc my themselves, what about you?

13 years 49 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - China

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How deep the rabbit hole goes.

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mArtiAn:

  Yeh, and I wish i'd known 'that' before I took that damn red pill.

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littlemick:

On form today martian !!!!!

Guessing you had a good nights sleep lol

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snowballeffect:

Good bye, Mr mArtiAn.

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  Not 'on form' littlemick, just got my wife and son back so i'm not drowning my brain-cells in brandy like I have been for the past fortnight.

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  I wish i'd known how to say "Stop that bastard, he's just stolen my wallet." Alas, I did not.

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How to speak manderin.

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snowballeffect:

You also need to learn how to spell it!!!

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Sorry Charles, couldn't resist! :) Nice to meet you.

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Yep wish i had studied mandarin before i arrived

Thinking about it, i should study it now, just don't have the time.

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If they only had of taught Mandarin instead of French!!!! Ignorables

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