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If you don't speak reasonable Chinese I imagine it would be very different. Chinese culture is hugely different to our own and whereas in Europe it isn't that hard to make yourself understood or find someone who speaks a little English, in China it can be very difficult. Also, the way things are done is very different.
So, if you like to confront challenges that aren't even challenges in normal life, like buying food or finding your way somewhere, then bring it on. But for me, this would wear me down very quickly.
So, if you like to confront challenges that aren't even challenges in normal life, like buying food or finding your way somewhere, then bring it on. But for me, this would wear me down very quickly.
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