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Date: 4th June 2012
Reply: Converting Currency
I'm not really sure about this. My plan is just to go to the Bank of China, with a Chinese friend in tow, a month or so before I go home and convert my money for taking home. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
From Blog: Tips for Finding a Job
Reply: Converting Currency
I'm not really sure about this. My plan is just to go to the Bank of China, with a Chinese friend in tow, a month or so before I go home and convert my money for taking home. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
From Blog: Tips for Finding a Job
Date: 9th May 2012
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Hello, Your blog is great. We'd like to put a few snippets on www.teflscotland.co.uk. Would that be okay? Many thanks, Jenny McCann Sales & Marketing Manager TEFL Scotland
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Hello, Your blog is great. We'd like to put a few snippets on www.teflscotland.co.uk. Would that be okay? Many thanks, Jenny McCann Sales & Marketing Manager TEFL Scotland
Date: 10th May 2012
Blog on TEFL website
Yeah that is totally fine. Will look forward to seeing it on the website :) Darren Tolan
Blog on TEFL website
Yeah that is totally fine. Will look forward to seeing it on the website :) Darren Tolan
Date: 30th April 2012
Hey man! Loving the blog! keep it up! I cant wait to get out there!
From Blog: I Love KL!
Hey man! Loving the blog! keep it up! I cant wait to get out there!
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Date: 10th March 2012
I Was Startled Too
Coming from the US, I didn't really know what to expect in either Hong Kong or China. I flew into Hong Kong and then traveled across the border into Shenzhen. I didn't realize the difference right away, Shenzhen is a bustling port town too, but, 24 hours later I was in a small town outside of Huzhao. It was another world. They still spoke the local language there and lived this very relaxed rural life, with big gardens and lots of pigs. It had more in common with small towns in the US than with Hong Kong. Incredible. Thanks for you blog, Joel, author http://hongkonghonky.blogspot.com/
From Blog: A World Away from the Mainland!
I Was Startled Too
Coming from the US, I didn't really know what to expect in either Hong Kong or China. I flew into Hong Kong and then traveled across the border into Shenzhen. I didn't realize the difference right away, Shenzhen is a bustling port town too, but, 24 hours later I was in a small town outside of Huzhao. It was another world. They still spoke the local language there and lived this very relaxed rural life, with big gardens and lots of pigs. It had more in common with small towns in the US than with Hong Kong. Incredible. Thanks for you blog, Joel, author http://hongkonghonky.blogspot.com/
From Blog: A World Away from the Mainland!
Phil
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Currency converting?
Hi! Thanks for this info! Have you tried to send Chinese money back home, and if so, how difficult is it to convert currency? Is there a limit to how much you can convert? Thanks for your help!
From Blog: Tips for Finding a Job