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RobinGee

RobinGee

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Swedish expat in China

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10

About me

Swedish

Lives in Chongqing

Registration: 15 February 2012

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RobinGee replied to a thread
11 years ago
elenabrown

Expat blog gathering in Chongqing, Yang Ren Jie on 14th june by elenabrown

Dear friends, if you are in Chong Qing, please join our gatherings date in Chongqing for make new friends here. I will help us choose the good place for gatherings. Sometimes be free sometimes will be charged by AA rule. This time, I choose Yang ...

RobinGee

Try a spinn-off from cqexpat.com. go on their meetings Sunday C.A.F.E. and bring a small printout for your idea. it is all on the website under Sunday C.A.F.E. That has been going now for some 6 years. There are also a number of other gatherings ... Read More

RobinGee replied to a thread
11 years ago
elenabrown

Expat blog gathering in Chongqing, Yang Ren Jie on 14th june by elenabrown

Dear friends, if you are in Chong Qing, please join our gatherings date in Chongqing for make new friends here. I will help us choose the good place for gatherings. Sometimes be free sometimes will be charged by AA rule. This time, I choose Yang ...

RobinGee

When advertising these things, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, include a GPS position. Man of us use taxi, motorcycle and car, and without a firm and accurate position, we will almost never find the place. Most smart-phones already have the function. All ... Read More

RobinGee replied to a thread
11 years ago
wardaya

wont get hired because of wearing "Hijab"? by wardaya

Hi all, i'm thinking to get a job here in Beijing .. if i got good offer i'm going to stay.. i got many interviews appointments after the holidays.. and since i didn't see any of those who is wearing Headscarf "Hijab" here in Beijing,yet .. i feel ...

RobinGee

That is not correct Luke, that there are many Muslims in China is correct, but it is a rare exception to se someone wearing Hijab. Despite that I came to China 35 years ago, and have mainly lived in the western parts where Muslims are commonplace, I ... Read More

RobinGee replied to a thread
11 years ago
wardaya

wont get hired because of wearing "Hijab"? by wardaya

Hi all, i'm thinking to get a job here in Beijing .. if i got good offer i'm going to stay.. i got many interviews appointments after the holidays.. and since i didn't see any of those who is wearing Headscarf "Hijab" here in Beijing,yet .. i feel ...

RobinGee

China is probably one of the least racist countries in the world. This has nothing to do with “race” However, to wear a dress that intimidate and is provocative to others, in the “other” peoples unfettered judgement, is often seen as just racist, ... Read More

RobinGee replied to a thread
11 years ago
wardaya

wont get hired because of wearing "Hijab"? by wardaya

Hi all, i'm thinking to get a job here in Beijing .. if i got good offer i'm going to stay.. i got many interviews appointments after the holidays.. and since i didn't see any of those who is wearing Headscarf "Hijab" here in Beijing,yet .. i feel ...

RobinGee

There are hundreds, maybe 1,500 languages, more than 30 writing systems, add nations and cultures. Officially there are 56 ethnic groups, whereof 55 minorities, but that is a bureaucrats summing up, there are in reality many more, if you ask the ... Read More

RobinGee replied to a thread
11 years ago
wardaya

wont get hired because of wearing "Hijab"? by wardaya

Hi all, i'm thinking to get a job here in Beijing .. if i got good offer i'm going to stay.. i got many interviews appointments after the holidays.. and since i didn't see any of those who is wearing Headscarf "Hijab" here in Beijing,yet .. i feel ...

RobinGee

In China, as in every country or place, there is a dress and conduct code which is usually unwritten. In China, Hijab, Niqab, Burka, etc, are not within the accepted dress code, and it does not matter what anyone from outside thinks. That means it ... Read More

RobinGee replied to a thread
11 years ago
SkydivingGirl

"Chinese or off-shore bank account?" by SkydivingGirl

I will be moving to Beijing for 3 months, starting in September and was wondering if I should set up a chinese bank account or keep using my american one? What are the advantages/issues with each method? How hard is it as a foreigner to get a ...

RobinGee

I tried that, but the amounts you can withdraw are small and the fees horrendous. Read More

RobinGee created a thread
11 years ago

Money trabsfer advice

Can anyone recommend a company, not bank that can transfer small amounts of Hong Kong dollars to my CNY account in China every month. I have my retirement savings in Hong Kong and live in China. I tried to transfer but the China bank, ICBC, required ... Read More