/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2917597
I'm still trapped in this shithole, I am too old to start a new life anywhere, and I say good on you if you like it there. I don't know if China is that exciting to me from a political perspective because I'd always be an outsider no matter how well I learned or tried to assimilate.

So have you met any other MLs there or studied communists?

>>2917597
white monkey jobs pay 1700$ now? crazy.

I have a STEM Bachelor's, the economy is down the toilet and my gf of three years just left me. I am seriously considering applying for an English-speaking Master's program there. Apparently even top-tier Chinese universities have laughable entry requirements for foreigners, or at least Westerners, for these programs.

>>2917613
This is a 16 hour a week oral teaching gig for a public uni, its the lowest effort and lowest paying type of job. Common for profit teaching jobs go up to 4000-5000$ a month, but those are high effort kindergartens or rare international schools in BJ, SZ, SH, ETC

common white monkey makes over 3000$ still. Illegal russians and africans do too

>>2917620
Damn, that's crazy. So how was the process of moving there and getting the job?

>>2917607

yeah lots of em, some jaded maoists, ACP crypto bros, oldhead wobbly->stalinist types eager to jump into a russian verse and tell me how they used to live with Utah Phillips, a real hodgepodge

some people are playing it up for the chinese social media, but a lot of em are playing it down cuz red doesnt sell here and its generally bad for most careers.


even got into a scandal with a previous gov uni job cuz my (loved by everyone) 60s green mil/redguard halloween outfit went viral on local social media and my students doxd me for clout, which the school were afraid would bring bad PRA

>>2917624

you meet someone on a sketchy chinese job site and they forge documents for you

if you have a bachelors degree, you do the same thing but they just embellish the documents instead of completely forging them

Sign a contract, get a visa, fly in, get a permit to stay, work until contract over, then get a new contract or renew, repeat visa renewal from HK or in the mainland

>>2917616

gov scholarships end at 25yr but tuition is rarely over 1-3$ per year, lots of private scholarships too. most public unis have non western foreign student programs, it wouldnt be hard to find something