https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/gen-z-children-immigrants-doomism-leaving-usa-rcna160885
Salah said her rheumatologist was ecstatic when he found out she was leaving the country. “He was anticipating that a lot of my stress would go away when I move abroad, and therefore my lupus would get better,” she said. “And also the quality of food. So he was very, very excited for me.”
I got a long term job offer in Shanghai, after spending my first summer post-college interning there. Summer of 2014
I said no because I felt guilty leaving my family, and it’s basically the only regret in my life.
what kind of job, if you dont mind sharing, it’s something i would like to hopefully do
Nothing exciting, administrative at Shanghai Media group. Almost every expat there started as an English teacher, model, or student/intern somewhere and just used their free time to job hunt. since moving back to America, I’ve never seen a realistic job to apply for that was based in China , especially without mastery of a second language.