Comments on: Teaching English in China http://chunzhu.wordpress.com/2008/03/08/teaching-english-in-china/ Sitting on the Fence: Commentary from Beijing Mon, 07 Jul 2008 00:18:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU By: chunzhu http://chunzhu.wordpress.com/2008/03/08/teaching-english-in-china/#comment-521 chunzhu Sun, 11 May 2008 06:18:22 +0000 http://chunzhu.wordpress.com/?p=21#comment-521 @Silu - Haha, I like the part where you mentioned young people wasting their parents money... But yeah, when I graduated I had a really hard time finding a job. I got rejected from about 30 different schools before finally getting accepted. Until that point, it really was graduating into unemployment... @Silu - Haha, I like the part where you mentioned young people wasting their parents money…

But yeah, when I graduated I had a really hard time finding a job. I got rejected from about 30 different schools before finally getting accepted. Until that point, it really was graduating into unemployment…

]]> By: Silu http://chunzhu.wordpress.com/2008/03/08/teaching-english-in-china/#comment-517 Silu Sat, 10 May 2008 22:06:57 +0000 http://chunzhu.wordpress.com/?p=21#comment-517 Hello, This is a very interesting article that reflects the real situation in China now. I am a Chinese student studying the St. John's University in MN, US. I feel like it is TOO complex to explain something clear in China's society. Like the job, many of my friends are so struggling about finding a job and when the graduation from college mean LOST. The job-seeking is painful and usually time consuming. I think it is so hard for a normal student find a decent job in China not, but it is easier for people to start a business in China. The word-of-mouth situation in China is so overwhelming and people always want good stuff, and people, especially young people, will waste lots of money, which were made by their parents. So an entrepreneur's life in China is way happier than an EMPLOYEE's. This is why the China related business consulting jobs are hot these days.. ha~ I hope we can keep in touch and COMMUNICATE with each other about both US and China. Silu Hello,

This is a very interesting article that reflects the real situation in China now. I am a Chinese student studying the St. John’s University in MN, US. I feel like it is TOO complex to explain something clear in China’s society. Like the job, many of my friends are so struggling about finding a job and when the graduation from college mean LOST. The job-seeking is painful and usually time consuming. I think it is so hard for a normal student find a decent job in China not, but it is easier for people to start a business in China. The word-of-mouth situation in China is so overwhelming and people always want good stuff, and people, especially young people, will waste lots of money, which were made by their parents. So an entrepreneur’s life in China is way happier than an EMPLOYEE’s. This is why the China related business consulting jobs are hot these days.. ha~

I hope we can keep in touch and COMMUNICATE with each other about both US and China.

Silu

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