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I've seen a lower salary offered recently than the one above from Alexez. Kindergarten in Nanning looking for "volunteers" for 1500-3000/month!
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I've seen a lower salary offered recently than the one above from Alexez. Kindergarten in Nanning looking for "volunteers" for 1500-3000/month!
I have a question about this school. I though proletysing in China by Christian groups not controlled/sanctioned by the government was illegal. So how do they manage to operate here within the law?
Nice to know, thanks. I'll be driving that way next month.
Wechat buggy? Never had a problem with it. Best chat/social communications app on the market. Beats whatsapp & Skype hands down for quality.
I've used Skype to voice chat with my odd in the UK & the call quality was awful. Used Wechat same day and it was clear as a bell.
@ Xiefei, cheers.
Though when I got my Z visa a couple of years ago to work in Guangzhou it went something like this:
1. Company got alien employment to allow them to employ & issued me an invitation letter
2. I then applied for Z visa in the UK.
3. After entering china on the Z visa the company then got me the AEL
4. Then got residence permit (luckily 3 year one! Engineering position)
I don't know which order it works on an FEC.
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Larung Gar: Sichuan's extraordinary Buddhist retreat
Posted by@ Scally. First link in article wouldn't open for me. If I was too blunt/unsubtle with my post please feel free to remove it and my link. I'll understand
Larung Gar: Sichuan's extraordinary Buddhist retreat
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Larung Gar: Sichuan's extraordinary Buddhist retreat
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Posted byNext line down claims they've borrowed $594m to pay maintenance costs. That's a lot of hong bao on contracts ;-)
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