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[Mchristophermsw]

I am not familiar with weather in China and would like to know of
a Tropical spot to teach in China, if there is one.

I love the tropical wheather of the Carribeans as well, as Phillipines.
75-80 degree winters and such. Wet and Dry season.

Is there a comparable area with year round tropical wheather in China to teach in? As you probably guess, I hate the cold...brrrrr LOL

any advice would be greatly appreciated

[Kent F. Kruhoeffer]

Try Hainan Island

http://www.travelchinaguide.com/cityguides/hainan/

It's not exactly tropical but ...

quote: "In January and February,

the average temperature is 16C to 24C,

and 25C to 29C in July and August."


Party on dude.

[Mchristophermsw]

kent,

Thank ul for the info, I really appreciate it.

[therock]

There is not really any tropical places in China. In the south like Hainan Island the temperature in winter averages around 20C. That is probably the warmest place in China in the winter. Be warned though the competition for jobs on Hainan Island is pretty intense, because many people want to teach there.

If your looking for tropical weather why don't you try South East Asia?

[Mchristophermsw]

therock,

Hey dwayne how have you been!?

Actually, I am just joking but seriously, I used to train with THEROCK at Golds Gym real nice guy and therock--nice screen name

On to business-
I was thinking China because I heard some good things about teaching there if you have a Degree or even Graduate degree i.e, lots of free time, housing covered or very affordable, low cost of living and able to teach other subjects like social sciences or humanitie classes as well. Do not how much is true, so feel free to comment on it.

I know theres alot of other areas in SE ASIA that is tropical but would they afford me the above perks? If you have any suggestions please let me know

And thanks agian