I'm looking to move to China to learn a new way of living. Any idea how I can do this without alot of money?
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I put your question on my watch list, I want to read the answers you get, I want to do the same thing too. I know in some parts of China, an 0K salary is 200 dollars per month. I think if I can save 3,000 dollars I might be able to get by until I get a job and stuff. I want to move to China, but to some of the cities I hear of which have a good number of Christians, but I'm not really sure which cities are those. It is a bit scary to actually do it, that's why I think the most important thing is to able to have contact with other protestants.
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If you have money and time, the easiest way is to move to the country that speaks that language. You will learn very fast and very well that way.\n\nOtherwise, the best way is a combination of:\n1. School instruction\n2. Friends that speak that language, whom you can practice with (if possible)\n3. Audio tapes\n\nIf this is the best answer, please vote that this is the best answer. Thanks!
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Hi here Pasil, I Live in New Zealand and it is awesome. You can try a website called netcheck. It has alot of jobs for you and your background. We are very short of workers here so as long as you have a trade it is very easy to immigrate here at the moment. Another place to look is seek.co.nz. I make my money online and will give you my web address as well. Hope this helps you. To your new life Here.
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If you want to learn a language without spending any or too much money?  One way is to get the materials from your local public libraries, they can be CDs, books, tapes and so on.  These days, they have it on both Mandarin as well as Cantonese.\n\nIf there's a local Chinese community club/society, often times, they may have a Chinese or Mandarin lessons for beginners at no cost or small fees.  \n\nWhen it comes to your school (high school, college & university), there might be an Asian Student Club.  Join them.  Or, try to meet your fellow Asian schoolmates.  After that, interaction is very important.\n\nFinally, practice.  That's the single most important and effective way for you to master Chinese.  You listen, speak, read & write.  You will need a partner or friend to do this with you.  Never be afraid of making mistakes, that's how we learn and improve.\n\nOh, one short cut, watch tons of Chinese movies or tv series.  I find TV dramas the best, though long and boring, I think more effective than watching a movie.  This is to improve your listening skills.   \n\nRemember, practice x 3.  That's the key.  Incidently, that's what I am trying to do for myself.   Good luck and happy learning.
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go to chinaeconomicreview.com
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Hi there , I m living in china for seven years ,,what kind of business or stuff are u interested in ,,tell me ,,i ll try my best to give u the info ..zapper9cl@yahoo.com.
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Do you know what kind of work you would like to do? Having narrowed that down it may help you decide where to live. Look for any local business papers for a feel of the market in the area for that type of work.\n\nGiven that you now know where you want to live, check out any local real estate offices/web sites to help you decide where to live and the approximate costs. You might even be able to view/visit apartment complexes online.\n\nAnd what about furnishings? A bed and a room may be all you think you need, but a few amenities like a toaster and a place to sit make all the difference in the world.\n\nA local Chamber of Commerce might also be a really big help in learning the area and what it has to offer.\n\nConsider also the adjustments that may have to be made for travel and weather. For instance, are you going to need a car to get about? What expenses will be involved with that?\n\nNot knowing where you live, are you moving to a place that will require you to buy winter gear/jackets/boots?\n\nGood luck with your new life and lifestyle!
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not possible next life you will be chinese.
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Try to go to China and stay there for a period of time, which I think is the best way to learn spoken Chinese. Make sure your Chinese teacher speaks standard Chinese - Mandarin or Putonghua unless you really want to learn Cantonese or other dialects.
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You better don't do it....the best way is chat with a Chinese . Just like I learn English.
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Great. Find a Fil-Chinese in the Philippines. You learn English more from a Filipino than any other.
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I think you need a Chinese person to help you find what you need in China, and I know a website can provide the service , the service is called "Person to Person"    http://www.knowhowing.com/persontoperson.htm  ， through the service you just like engage a "agent" in China to help you to find what you need in China. At last ,I am the sales representative of the company.
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The people that can help are the Peace Corps. Ask what they would like to have and work from there. You could pick culture and be most effective by prepareing. \nI am sure the second language, local customs, laws,etc.\nThen something you can offer them. English lessons, math, science, agriculture. Maybe you have someting particular for them.\nI'll list an interesting book about working in China. There is a short movie also.
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how do you compete with http://www.alibaba.com plus hundreds of thousands americans and other foreigners going to China's annual exhibition?\n-what product guarantee can you offer? products from china are mostly cheap, but very low on quality (not all, but mostly)
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it certainly isn't an easy process, but if you have desirable qualifications and can prove that your skills will be a viable asset to this country, then a person will be considered. you could always start by getting yourself a working visa or the alternative is to be sponsored by an Australian family, who will support you and house you while you are here. i don't know a lot about the process, but i'm sure it would be fairly easy to find out. what country are you from?  try these sites, i hope they may be useful
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Is that 500 Yuan? That's about £55 so less than $100 a month. Sounds like a great job - if you're Chinese and hungry!
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1. Do you have a safety net, like family, friends, or a huge savings that will allow you to return to the USA if you have unforeseen problems?\n\n2. Do you have a job contract, or firm offer that will pay a living wage with enough to save for an occasional visit home?\n\n3. Do you speak any type of Chinese?\n\n4. Do you have a degree in Teaching English as a Second Language?\n\n5. Have you ever visited China?\n\nIf you can not answer, "Yes" to all the above, you should not relocate to China. \nBest of luck!!