He said he lives there

You probably don't buy TVs if you're an exchange student though

depends on manythings but yeah probly not

Aren't there way more men than women in China

And I'm an actual chink anyway

Does that mean that you could read what the useless trinket I got with my package says?

Welcome <@241476476220866560>!

I'm shit at reading Chinese tbh

Slowly getting better though

http://ce.linedict.com/dict.html#/cnen/entry/102c19641bd045398a4a0ff33ce1ec51 I found this

I know the first one though

Means good fortune

Brb

http://ce.linedict.com/dict.html#/cnen/entry/bde6f654bfe94d9fadaa73629f652c1a

Yep

I managed to get the stroke order right

So long good fortune or something

@transience are you the UK chink?

@cathy the first one says good luck, and the second one means like live long, or best wishes

@porco thats me

is it bad when I start recognizing the people here?

and yeah i live in china as english teacher

did you get chink puss?

if yes: how easy?

if no: why?

yeah i have a gf

its easy, but its like a 2nd or 3rd date thing here

not really one nighjt stands unless you in 1st teir city

it's OK I can invest a few dates for that

How weird are they culturally?

I have a Taiwan gf and when I flied to Taiwan to meet her parents, I brought them a bottle of wine and they put sugar inside

As an Italian, I suffered af

I don't want to live those situations again

taiwan isnt mainland china. they are china without all the awfulness

mainland china is full of rude, shameless, loud, and flaunting people

tbh putting sugar in wine is pretty awful

ive never heard of that here.

Basically Italy?

no, trust me, you will have mad culture shock