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I'd recommend it, though only if you are up for some adventure and culture shocks and not just to work. It does come with some catches: - Rougher manners and
by chkuendig 11y ago
I'd recommend it, though only if you are up for some adventure and culture shocks and not just to work.
It does come with some catches:
- Rougher manners and culture than Thailand/Cambodia/Laos (casual encounters are usually very manner-of-fact)
- Much more polluted than most other countries in the area (safe for the usual suspects in china)
- Lot less developed than Taiwan, Korea, Japan (which are basically first world countries at this point) and still a lot behind China. So get used to more dirt, poverty and worse infrastructure
- The climate in the north isn't very friendly (boiling in summer, moist and cold in winter - everything gets moldy). I heard the south is nicer in this regard.
- beachstartup 11y ago> Lot less developed than Taiwan, Korea, Japan (which are basically first world countries at this point) sigh. those aren't "basically" first world countries, they are first world countries by definition. either the old definition, or the new definition. in fact they invented the term to describe countries like tw, kr, and jp. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_World https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_World