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platinum peyote
Joined: 25 Dec 2008
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Location: Nanjing, near the bus stop
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| creeper1 wrote: |
A teacher approaching 60 may have spent many years working in lucrative locations such as the Middle east or Korea and therefore saved a ton of money.
The biggest problem for such a teacher is deciding which tropical paradise to chill in. |
Korea is NOT a lucrative location, and the Middle East, while paying well, is hell in every other way. You're better off in China than those two undesirable parts of the world. |
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SearchingChina
Joined: 06 Jan 2015
Posts: 54
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| platinum peyote wrote: |
Korea is NOT a lucrative location, and the Middle East, while paying well, is hell in every other way. You're better off in China than those two undesirable parts of the world. |
This guy speaks the truth. Well, he does regarding Korea anyway. Though if money is the goal I understand you're still better off in Korea than China, but then again you have to live in Korea. |
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