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backtochina2017
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| How does being married to a 'chinese person' qualify you as a 'top ' foreign expert? How does being fluent [in Chinese I presume] make you a 'top' foreign expert? Why do people need to be classified at all.....? |
If you are bilingual (Chinese being one of them) then you can get work in other fields other than teaching English. Being married to a Chinese person means you are not bound by the Z visa restrictions. You don't have complete freedom, but you can at least stay in China when things go sour in the workplace. One of my previous employers was married to a Chinese woman. So, he could run "his" English school through the help of his in-laws. He's originally from the US, native accent. |
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Tazz
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You've stated the benefits of being married to a Chinese person, and the benefits of being able to speak Chinese-but I don't think these are the criteria for granting a 'foreigner 1st class' classification! I would have thought that a senior academic in a speciality field, or a highly skilled professional would be the recipients of this class A status. Meaning that person had a skill-set, or capabilities that are in great demand. I still don't like it.  |
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backtochina2017
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Not hard to understand. You boink your mistress and you are good to go. Instant.
If you really love her and have a future, then you can make it work. This is what I outlined previously in my hubbly bubbly post above.
Any questions thus far? I aim to please. |
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