Never been to China, but I've talked to lots of people who went as exchange students. Bottom line: In any situation in which strangers' self-interest says they should lie to you, assume they might well. E.g., advertised size of appartments will usually be higher than true size.
Weird timing, I know, but: I'm thinking about working in Shenzhen, China, for a while next year. Would love to speak with any expats who have lived there and/or worked in Chinese universities. Email or DM me please.pic.twitter.com/GebalFrBPr
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@janarhertz is a mathematician currently working in a University over there...maybe she can give you some tipsThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Not in academia, but have worked with many companies in Shenzhen and enjoyed it. Played golf at Mission Hills and amenities are much less expensive than HK. I often drive up to the border crossing, but the train from Tsim Tsa Tsui to Lo Wu gives you access to the subway system.
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Check out serpentza and laowhy89 on YouTube. The former worked in Shenzhen for several years. Neither would recommend PRC right now.
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Most of these comments are not helpful. Being called China’s Silicon Valley but with way more advanced technology and innovation due to less regulations. Close to Hong Kong and a lot foreigners live there.
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Thousand talents program?
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This is very likely when being greater than six sigma for openness is a few sigma too many.
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*China lies about a virus leading to a global pandemic and untold economic destruction* Geoffrey: Hey, maybe I should go work in China. Unbelievable.
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While I have a problem with American companies making products in China with cheap labor, I don't see sending professors there as a bad thing. If we're headed to a Cold War with China, increased cultural diplomacy is good, isn't it?
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