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Anonymous Coward User ID: 12042051 United States 10/07/2012 06:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I'm recently married to a Chinese man, and he wants to take me to to live with him in China? Should I agree? Only you can make that decision, OP. He needs to consider your feelings too in the matter. This is a tough one, because you would miss your family also. Hopefully, this is not one of those incompatibility relationships. In the end, you would find out from the experience of living in China. You could make your choices based on career and learn another language and different culture, but the fact remains, you would be making a sacrifice, if you are not happy there. |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 24206893 Germany 10/07/2012 06:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I'm recently married to a Chinese man, and he wants to take me to to live with him in China? Should I agree? Only you can make that decision, OP. He needs to consider your feelings too in the matter. This is a tough one, because you would miss your family also. Hopefully, this is not one of those incompatibility relationships. In the end, you would find out from the experience of living in China. You could make your choices based on career and learn another language and different culture, but the fact remains, you would be making a sacrifice, if you are not happy there. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 12042051 I don't like chinese food or chinese people. They smell like shit . Ewwwwwwww The only reason I married this chinese guy is because he owns a billion dollar company. |
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geerod User ID: 3592190 United States 10/07/2012 06:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I'm recently married to a Chinese man, and he wants to take me to to live with him in China? Should I agree? My American 36 year old son has been living in China for 10-1/2 months of the year for the last 4 years.He originally liked the first year there while he was sight seeing. The last three years he has grown to hate it there.The two large cities he has lived and worked in has extremely dirty air.He has the beginning signs of asthma. He recently divorced his Chinese wife and is planning on moving back to the states for good by years end.She originally said she would live in the states before they married but then changed her mind after the wedding. He will be leaving her with an upscale apartment and a fairly new car.Not too bad for a woman who came from the lower end of the economic ladder. Beware of relationships between people of different cultures/countries.It can be very difficult on the marriage! I hope you have the opportunity to stay/visit for awhile there before you commit living there long term. I hope this info is of help to you OP. Good luck.............. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1290057 United States 10/07/2012 06:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I'm recently married to a Chinese man, and he wants to take me to to live with him in China? Should I agree? Only you can make that decision, OP. He needs to consider your feelings too in the matter. This is a tough one, because you would miss your family also. Hopefully, this is not one of those incompatibility relationships. In the end, you would find out from the experience of living in China. You could make your choices based on career and learn another language and different culture, but the fact remains, you would be making a sacrifice, if you are not happy there. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 12042051 I don't like chinese food or chinese people. They smell like shit . Ewwwwwwww The only reason I married this chinese guy is because he owns a billion dollar company. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 24358110 United States 10/07/2012 06:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I'm recently married to a Chinese man, and he wants to take me to to live with him in China? Should I agree? Only you can make that decision, OP. He needs to consider your feelings too in the matter. This is a tough one, because you would miss your family also. Hopefully, this is not one of those incompatibility relationships. In the end, you would find out from the experience of living in China. You could make your choices based on career and learn another language and different culture, but the fact remains, you would be making a sacrifice, if you are not happy there. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 12042051 I don't like chinese food or chinese people. They smell like shit . Ewwwwwwww The only reason I married this chinese guy is because he owns a billion dollar company. then do HIM a favor and divorce him you who have whored to him and free him of you. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 23597994 United States 10/07/2012 07:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I'm recently married to a Chinese man, and he wants to take me to to live with him in China? Should I agree? My American 36 year old son has been living in China for 10-1/2 months of the year for the last 4 years.He originally liked the first year there while he was sight seeing. Quoting: geerod The last three years he has grown to hate it there.The two large cities he has lived and worked in has extremely dirty air.He has the beginning signs of asthma. He recently divorced his Chinese wife and is planning on moving back to the states for good by years end.She originally said she would live in the states before they married but then changed her mind after the wedding. He will be leaving her with an upscale apartment and a fairly new car.Not too bad for a woman who came from the lower end of the economic ladder. Beware of relationships between people of different cultures/countries.It can be very difficult on the marriage! I hope you have the opportunity to stay/visit for awhile there before you commit living there long term. I hope this info is of help to you OP. Good luck.............. An apartment is a very very big deal in China. If the guy had the apartment, I think he could get a new wife with little difficulty. Or, she could get a new husband. This wife might consider the whole thing successful because of the apartment. If I were he, I would sell the apt. and take the money back. No way he should leave it with the ex. Chinese law won't give her all the advantages that women get here in divorces, so he should be able to get that done. If she doesn't get to keep the apartment she may suddenly become flexible about moving to the states too. The only way to find out is to sell it; she'll not reveal her true intentions if she sees any chance to talk him out of it and keep that apartment. |
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Des.Vince User ID: 36176684 Australia 03/14/2013 09:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I'm recently married to a Chinese man, and he wants to take me to to live with him in China? Should I agree? Only you can make that decision, OP. He needs to consider your feelings too in the matter. This is a tough one, because you would miss your family also. Hopefully, this is not one of those incompatibility relationships. In the end, you would find out from the experience of living in China. You could make your choices based on career and learn another language and different culture, but the fact remains, you would be making a sacrifice, if you are not happy there. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 12042051 I don't like chinese food or chinese people. They smell like shit . Ewwwwwwww The only reason I married this chinese guy is because he owns a billion dollar company. Your stereotype and brainwashed mindset towards Chinese are just not true and are COMPLETE NONSENSE. Anyway, if you don't like this man and are not interested in the Chinese Culture, why would you marry him in the first place? If you like money rather than this particular guy, go marry money but leave him alone. I'm sure there are a whole lot of rich white dudes you can choose from in America and therefore you can marry their money and remain staying in America. My advice is simple and direct: divorce him and stay in America, because mostly like you would feel shitty of the Chinese people and Chinese food there. To be blunt, you are just one of those typical materialistic foolish blond and obviously you haven't truly found what you really want in your life. True love never fails. It's about sharing each other's happy and sad moments. Let him go and find someone you truly love. |
Des.Vince User ID: 36176684 Australia 03/14/2013 09:17 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I'm recently married to a Chinese man, and he wants to take me to to live with him in China? Should I agree? Only you can make that decision, OP. He needs to consider your feelings too in the matter. This is a tough one, because you would miss your family also. Hopefully, this is not one of those incompatibility relationships. In the end, you would find out from the experience of living in China. You could make your choices based on career and learn another language and different culture, but the fact remains, you would be making a sacrifice, if you are not happy there. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 12042051 I don't like chinese food or chinese people. They smell like shit . Ewwwwwwww The only reason I married this chinese guy is because he owns a billion dollar company. Your stereotype and brainwashed mindset towards Chinese are just not true and are COMPLETE NONSENSE. Anyway, if you don't like this man and are not interested in the Chinese Culture, why would you marry him in the first place? If you like money rather than this particular guy, go marry money but leave him alone. I'm sure there are a whole lot of rich white dudes you can choose from in America and therefore you can marry their money and remain staying in America. To be blunt, you are just one of those typical materialistic foolish blond and obviously you haven't truly found what you really want in your life. True love never fails. It's about sharing each other's happy and sad moments. But when you take money as your primary consideration for marriage, mostly likely it's the beginning of a miserable experience. Let him go. Don't fool yourself or him. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 25042174 Japan 03/14/2013 09:25 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I'm recently married to a Chinese man, and he wants to take me to to live with him in China? Should I agree? If he is so rich you do not have to worry about eating chinese food or hanging around with Chinese. Tons of other rich expats in china and of course they have tons of 4 and 5 star restaurants, high fashion and all the luxury you could dream of. You can only have one kid but I don't think that matters. But if you dont love him then you should probably just divorce him and take half his shit, if it's money you're after. I married my Japanese husband and we came to live in Tokyo. He isn't rich but we make enough to live comfortably. I had to somewhat conform to the cultural image of a housewife, which took some time, and I had I make new friends, which also took time, but now I can't imagine going back to America to live. Everytime I go back I visit it gets worse and worse. But then again, I really love my husband, our family, his family and my life here so the short term culture shock and loneliness was a small price to pay considering the awesome life I have now. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 28123114 United States 03/14/2013 09:30 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I'm recently married to a Chinese man, and he wants to take me to to live with him in China? Should I agree? He misses China and wants to go back by next year, but I'm a bit nervous and am not very keen to leave the US or my family... Id love to go for visits, but living there permanently scares me.. Im a blonde white woman and I know there aren't many mixed couples in China so I am also scared of being lonely and unable to make friends... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 24206893 He misses his home a lot and I want to make him happy though... are all my fears for nothing?? PS... we would be moving to Chengdu. I work as an Italian/Spanish translator. He says I could stop working completely as he has a decent paying job, or I might be able to find work as an English or Spanish teacher, or at an embassy... I would like to keep working. We've been married 9 mo and he has just recently been getting very homesick... he says he wants our children to grow up in Chengdu... only if your truly faithful , your life would depend on it. |
Crazy Harriet User ID: 8548727 United States 03/14/2013 09:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I'm recently married to a Chinese man, and he wants to take me to to live with him in China? Should I agree? It's harder to learn Mandarin than any of the other Latin languages, so if you go, get started now on that. There are several good language sites. Memrise has a great Chinese teacher, and it's free. Also Kanji-a-day, for written language only (no pinyan). Of course your husband can coach you, but best not to make him teacher/boss while you are becoming much more dependent on him. And you will. Otherwise, you just won't be able to hear what people are saying. The language is very different at a root level, with the same sounds said differently meaning completely different things. You will enjoy it - it's hilarious how they come up with some of those radical groups to create words. A chicken is your right-hand bird, for example. Yeah. Have fun! "I would rather take a political risk in pursuit of peace, than risk peace in pursuit of politics." - Donald Trump |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 20451055 United States 03/14/2013 09:56 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: I'm recently married to a Chinese man, and he wants to take me to to live with him in China? Should I agree? Only you can make that decision, OP. He needs to consider your feelings too in the matter. This is a tough one, because you would miss your family also. Hopefully, this is not one of those incompatibility relationships. In the end, you would find out from the experience of living in China. You could make your choices based on career and learn another language and different culture, but the fact remains, you would be making a sacrifice, if you are not happy there. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 12042051 I don't like chinese food or chinese people. They smell like shit . Ewwwwwwww The only reason I married this chinese guy is because he owns a billion dollar company. So you sold yourself to him ! What were you Thinking!? Go along to China! |
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