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Living in China

Rickshaw in ChinaChina is an amazing country to experience. There are a great many changes that have taken place as China embraces the 21st century which are bringing semblances of Western culture to the major cities.

First things first though, have we mentioned you need to be patient?

Have we mentioned that life here can be a struggle at times?

Learn, explore, smile. Be patient, be open, be nice!

Your experience in China will largely depend on where you are and who you are. Consider the regional differences in your home country, now consider the differences in China, one of the largest countries by land mass in the world with over a billion people... starting to get the idea... the Texas accent to the New Yorker? Brisbane to Adelaide?  Vancouver to Halifax? Mandarin to Cantonese and about 100 other dialects... life in China is diverse.

Who you are will make a difference because those people who are able to to let their frustrations go and open themselves to the culture by getting in amongst it are going to have an absolutely fascinating time.

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Marie Bourgeois

Marie Bourgeois “I just wanted to say thank you all for your help with the application procedure for teaching in Korea! You helped make it go very smoothly! I've heard stories from teachers who've had a difficult time with it but I must say, I've had a great experience with Footprints and I recommend you to anyone looking to teach in Korea. Nice quick, straight-forward approach to providing information. Friendly staff too! :) Thanks again! By the way, did I mention I love Korea?! :) ”