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<blockquote data-quote="TravelerKai" data-source="post: 1187392" data-attributes="member: 7561">I like China enough to know when too much is too much. China before 2010-2013? You would have to be insane to live there nonstop year on end. I know guys that lived in China in the 90s, they did not pull 7 year in a row stints like you did. They think 1 year stretches are good enough for anybody. I remember expats that taught English from years ago saying that no sane man spends more than a couple years there. I guess you found out the hard way. China nowadays is nice enough to live in long stretches. You got Didi car service, food delivery everywhere, high speed train everywhere, tons of flights in and out, subways in all the T1 and T2 cities, really good restaurants around, tons of cool shit to do! So convenient! I even have my own apartment in China even though I still split my time. I might stick with China long term but that remains to be decided upon. Its amazing how much the country has changed in such a short period of time. Historians are going to have a field day someday in the future when writing about it. Sounds like you are enjoying yourself well enough. Hopefully it continues to get better as the years roll by. Hopefully Walter can avoid sha bi FOBs in the future too, lol. *note to Walter, do not call her sha bi unless you want to get swung on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TravelerKai, post: 1187392, member: 7561"] I like China enough to know when too much is too much. China before 2010-2013? You would have to be insane to live there nonstop year on end. I know guys that lived in China in the 90s, they did not pull 7 year in a row stints like you did. They think 1 year stretches are good enough for anybody. I remember expats that taught English from years ago saying that no sane man spends more than a couple years there. I guess you found out the hard way. China nowadays is nice enough to live in long stretches. You got Didi car service, food delivery everywhere, high speed train everywhere, tons of flights in and out, subways in all the T1 and T2 cities, really good restaurants around, tons of cool shit to do! So convenient! I even have my own apartment in China even though I still split my time. I might stick with China long term but that remains to be decided upon. Its amazing how much the country has changed in such a short period of time. Historians are going to have a field day someday in the future when writing about it. Sounds like you are enjoying yourself well enough. Hopefully it continues to get better as the years roll by. Hopefully Walter can avoid sha bi FOBs in the future too, lol. *note to Walter, do not call her sha bi unless you want to get swung on. [/QUOTE]

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