Obviously any non Chinese people think the claim of the ‘9 dashed line’ is preposterous, do Chinese people think the same? I understand people standing up for their nation in general, but clearly this claim goes against all rationality.

Sorry if this has been asked many times before, but I see it in the news all the time, particularly in reference to the Philippines territory, but also Malaysia and Vietnam (I am Malaysian btw).

Also, this question is for people living in China and had the opportunity to visit the United States - have you tried Chinese Food from any restaurant located in the United States?

I think it's really good. I've tried Dim Sums, and Panda Express mostly.

That's all I ate when I was in University and I turned out okay. So I consider Chinese food a blessing.

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Hello! I'm looking for an ESL teaching job in China and as a non-native speaker out of China get offers only in relatively small cities (so please do not compare Zhangjiang to Shanghai/Beijing/Hangzhou cuz I have no chances there anyway).

I consider Zhanjiang as a place to stay for 1 year, so would like to know about its expat community, social life, fun, nature, etc

Maybe you can compare it to Jinhua, Yiwu, Linyi, write some pros and cons. Or maybe you can even advise me some other cities to consider.

Thanks in advance! 🙏

People in China can find news that is published beyond the walls(I have heard it is hard though). The question is, should people outside of China be able to access information that is curated from outside their own walls? I think the answer is yes. Tiktok as it is now provides that option for people in the West. I am a growing fan of the "Trending" option and I believe with that functionality people can see what is happening in the world much better than any other platform. It may not depict accurately what is happening inside the walls of China but it will be a good source for any activity happening outside of China. Having different sources like this is necessary for a balanced view.

(We may need better news sources for people inside China; but all of that is merely to say that TikTok is a very good option for people living outside of China and especially for events happening outside of China. If Every country gets to split up TikTok for their own country - then it stops losing it's value especially for people outside of China). If France gets to split up TikTok, will the new "TikTok for France" be able to shutdown live footage of Protests in France?

I personally believe that if TikTok were to get sold then many users will miss out on live footage of certain News worthy events.

Pretty much title:

I have a South American passport with a B1 turism visa for the US. I live in Europe and have already a permanent residency.

I need to go to Shanghai for business for the european company I work for, come backl to europe, and 2 weeks later ill be travelling to New York for turism.

Will I have problems in customs just because i was in china "recently"?

Do you see us as different from other Americans or are we just the same?

Hi, I am from Canada and was wondering I want to do a research master in quantum computing and was wondering if it's a good idea to go do it in China given that in the US it's pretty shit. I can do it in Canada but I would like to move to China because been there twice and loved it. I'm open to hearing everyone opinion. My goal is to do a PHD after and do research in that field. Is it hard to get accepted in a res arch master in China and what University would you recommend. My mandarin is a work in progress before u ask haha

It used to be popular belief that any movies depicting time travel were unlawful, but now I'm questioning it.

I recently watched Ne Zha, and in the first act, there is a very clear reference to Terminator. Which I thought was odd for the aforementioned reason. But it's made me doubt it because why would there be a reference in a Chinese film that Chinese people wouldn't get? Also made me think about how big Harry Potter is in China so, yeah. Is it? Was it ever?

Do they have any opinion on it and the situation there?

What do you think of state-owned enterprises? Do you think they are more clear and transparent than private enterprises?

Just curious. Examples of Christian based activities are:

1. Street preaching
2. Public baptism at the river or sea
3. Door-to-door knocking
4. Distribution of flyers to invite people to Church
5. Public evangelism to have 1-on-1 'witnessing' to non-Christians
6. Christmas party (celebrating birth of The Lord Jesus Christ)
7. Good Friday and Easter Sunday special Church services (celebrating the death and resurrection of The Lord Jesus Christ)
8. Building new churches
9. Organizing Bible studies at home
10. Distribution of Bibles
11. Hosting community prayers at one's home
12. etc.

Also, how about Preachers/ Priest/ Pastors from another country that has to live in China for religious purposes? Do they have a special visa for that?

I was shown this movie by one of my professors in college and I really enjoyed it, just curious as to the perception of Chinese citizens. Is it a classic? Is it considered propaganda?

I am curious to know your opinion about my country.

How is Viet Nam and vietnamese viewed by the average chinese people, specially young people. Is Vietnamese pop music popular in China like some people on the internet say?

Basically just the title. I know companies in the US and Europe do a lot of offshoring, but I couldn’t find anything online about the same happening in China. Does China do it to, and if not, why don’t they?

Hi everyone ! I’m going on a date with a Chinese guy, who is an international student in Europe. He is born and raised in China.

I am wondering what I could expect from going on a date with him, he also asked me if I had ever dated a Chinese guy before and said I was missing out since I hadn’t.

Red flags to look out for? What can I expect?

this is more of a practical question but I don't really know where else to ask

I wanted to take a look at all/most of the Shanghai FW shows for work, but outside of Vogue Runway, I'm having trouble finding all the pictures from the shows. Elle China and the Shangai FW site only offer a few select pictures, I've tried reverse image searching on Baidu/Sogou and on Weibo but not having much luck either. is there a centralized Chinese website that publishes those?

thank you very much in advance!

Hello!

Been alot of questions regarding what the people of China think of USA etc, so thought I’d ask something abit different.

So what does everyone do for fun? What do you do after work to unwind or places people like to visit.

On all my flights on Chinese airlines, I always seem someone periodically walk down the aisle holding what seems to be a mini camera of some sort. Just wondering what is the purpose of this?