Indian family find happiness in China

[AndrewJin]

Hmmm! Seems like the immigration system in PR is as stringent (if not more) than Japan's.....LOL!

The current rules are simply no rules...It's case by case. In Japan, at least there is a way.

 

[Place Of Space]

I welcome Indian choose to live in China if he think it's necessary. They are good and friendly people, having good culture and humor.

The following fotos are about an Indian restaurant in Xi'an, west China.

Another ones, they celebrate the Holi Festival:

 

[Keel]

deport them immediately, no room for those indians.

First track down the Indian trolls in PDF who are living in China then deport them

Chinese print-art painting

 

[AugenBlick]

First track down the Indian trolls in PDF who are living in China then deport them

Chinese print-art painting

Ko ni chi wa

 

[Keel]

Ko ni chi wa

That is Japanese mate!

Ni hao ma = Chinese greeting

Chinese print-art painting

 

[AugenBlick]

That is Japanese mate!

Ni hao ma = Chinese greeting

Chinese print-art painting

I know bro.....
next question : whats the difference ?

 

[KAL-EL]

I welcome Indian choose to live in China if he think it's necessary. They are good and friendly people, having good culture and humor.

The following fotos are about an Indian restaurant in Xi'an, west China.
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Another ones, they celebrate the Holi Festival:
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You seem to be a very pragmatic person. On this forum, pragmatism is severely lacking, so I give you major credit for that.

 

[Keel]

I know bro.....
next question : whats the difference ?

Hahaha @post 19 sounds like an Indian speaking foul languages to a Japanese

Ancient Chinese Art of Paper Folding

 

[third eye]

China is a very livable place.

The quality of life is good & so is the law & order.

I thank the Op for post No 1

 

[Sam.]

My friend just returned from Beijing china and he loved it there and found no oppression there but people have as much freedom there as anywhere else in social life.

 

[AndrewJin]

A newly opened branch of an Indian cuisine chain in Wuhan's IKEA mall.
Hope it can survive here, 50-60 yuan per person, very affordable.

My friend just returned from Beijing china and he loved it there and found no oppression there but people have as much freedom there as anywhere else in social life.

Beijing is not a very habitable city compared to other 1st and 2nd tier city, frankly speaking.
@Edison Chen Don't get me wrong, I mean traveling is awesome, but living there for a long time needs "courage".

 

[Sam.]

A newly opened branch of an Indian cuisine chain in Wuhan's IKEA mall.
Hope it can survive here, 50-60 yuan per person, very affordable.
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Beijing is not a very habitable city compared to other 1st and 2nd tier city, frankly speaking.
@Edison Chen Don't get me wrong, I mean traveling is awesome, but living there for a long time needs "courage".

I don't know bro he looks very happy there.

 

[AndrewJin]

I don't know bro he looks very happy there.

Traveling in Beijing is enjoyable. Prices in Beijing is much cheaper than in Shanghai.
I was there last December.

 

[Edison Chen]

Beijing is not a very habitable city compared to other 1st and 2nd tier city, frankly speaking.
@Edison Chen Don't get me wrong, I mean traveling is awesome, but living there for a long time needs "courage".

Never mind. Even some very little cities of South China has better habitable environment. Beijing should help Hebei to improve the industry structure, give up those heavy industries causing atmosphere pollution.

 

[AndrewJin]

Never mind. Even some very little cities of South China has better habitable environment. Beijing should help Hebei to improve the industry structure, give up those heavy industries causing atmosphere pollution.

Decentralize Beijing!