Should I go to college in China?, I’ve heard it’s really easy to get in and it’s cheap if not free for foreigners...

Should I go to college in China?, I’ve heard it’s really easy to get in and it’s cheap if not free for foreigners. If I can’t get into the college of my first choice, should I try china?, I really want to have a career in china and I’m learning Chinese. Has anyone tried this and if so how did you make this work?.

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If you speak Ching-Chong and don't mind everything you say being censored, then sure, take a bath in that diarrhea pit.

You will never be able to work in the US with a chinese degree

What I would suggest is take chinese language lessons in uni and network with the expat community there, then try to get a job in china.

Well what if I studied in china and then tried to move there?

I'm saying that at some point in your life you may want to end up working back in america, and it would be best to have a respectable degree.

If you want cheaper school and chinese people, why not try Canada? UBC or something.

Well I’m in Europe, Ireland to be specific. I want also get a chinese girlfriend

Sure, but just know Chinese uni's are looked very down upon if you come back to Western civilization, and you may not get good schooling. Cheating and plagiarism is EVERYWHERE in the uni systems there. Yes, even that school.

Oh I thought you were in the states.

Well, IDK much about europe, I live in Canada where there are tons of chinese people. You can probably go to school way cheaper in the EU than anywhere else.

Why would you want to live in China anyways?

>I want also get a chinese girlfriend

Like the guy said, why not try Canada? There's Chinese all over the map there, mostly in Vancouver obviously but really anywhere else. You see an asian person walking down the street? Bam, Chinese. There's some Filipino as well, maybe some Koreans, virtually no Japanese.

I live in the well-off suburbs of Montreal and I walk around this park at night because it's all Chinese people and they say "neggah" a lot which in Mandarin is like saying "uhhh" or even "like". So I just walk around listening to them saying the n-word a lot and I try not to laugh. it's fun.

There's also the Chinatown of any city really which is always SO Chinese, which is both good and bad.

Fuck no. You realize that people try to excape from there but fear what will happen to their family.

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>Montreal
Those are probably koreans saying "naega" which means "you".

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nope. It's Mandarin 那個

All Asian people were originally clones made to work

China? If your in Europe, why not attend one of the free universities in Germany or Spain?

I ordered over 25$ worth of Chinese food and the fuckers never gave me my free Cream Cheese Wontons until I pointed out that was their policy.

You should listen to more positive things about china, watch jack ma, china is the future, America has fallen behind.

China is a paper tiger that will soon begin to deflate. America is paralyzed and continuing its slow decline.

>I want also get a chinese girlfriend
Going to china is overdoing it then. Chinese is the biggest ethnic group in the world and they're spread literally everywhere. Pretty much where ever in the world you are you're always just a few kilometers from the nearest Chinese person.

Anyway to get to the practical advice, pretty much any university with foreign students should be decent for meeting Chinese people. US and Canadian schools especially. Or you could look at Singapore or Hong Kong, you'll have close connections to the Chinese culture sphere but you will have a much easier time adapting and much better living standards, plus those countries are impressive to have studied or worked in.

The issue is I don’t know how to meet foreign students, I want to, but I’m too worried I’ll make a fool of myself and be ignored.

Is college in Hong Kong and Singapore expensive?