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My sister-in-law's ex-husband traveled to China for weeks at a time and often. After their divorce, he moved there permanently. Two things happened. Right away
by sureaboutthis 8y ago
My sister-in-law's ex-husband traveled to China for weeks at a time and often. After their divorce, he moved there permanently. Two things happened.
Right away, he lost a lot of weight because he didn't like the food. Too many things he would never consider eating but he had to eat something. I don't know if it's the area he was in but he is still too thin today.
They divorced because he met a Chinese girl and married her. I don't recall the details--it might be a cultural thing--but it sounds like he was bamboozled into providing a lot of financial support to her Chinese family. The impression I get is that he's now stuck and it's a heavy burden.
- osrec 8y agoWow, that doesn't sound great. Hope he at least has some job satisfaction?
- sureaboutthis 8y agoI'm not sure but he's been doing it a long time for a really big company that makes notebooks and you might own one.
- pmarreck 8y ago> traveled to China for weeks at a time and often yeah well... this is a recipe for marriage disaster, people need human contact
- mtw 8y agoDoesn't really make sense to me. Guy travels to China for weeks and often. After all this, he discovers that he didn't like the food?? It would like someone traveling to the US for weeks and often, decides to relocate and then doesn't like the place because he discovers most people speak English
- sureaboutthis 8y agoHe discovered he didn't like the food on day one. What's your point? The question is about experiences moving to China.