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Comments - What Not to Wear While Teaching in China
Thanks honor...this is really useful.
Even if you are a 6 foot 5 Amazonian, you can always get clothes made at the fabric markets! In fact, I always leave room in my suitcase every time I head to China because I just know I'll be back with new skirts, jackets, winter coats, etc. So cheap and fun!
I wish I knew this before I went to Taiwan. Though I didn't teach I was an exchange student and I don't like showing a lot of skin but when it is hot I don't really care how much skin is shown and Taiwan is really hot. ><
Great tips that could apply to most Asian countries I think.
Hey Martha,
A little tip: Heavy things in your hand luggage (ie shoes!) cram as much in a possible and wear as many things as possible!! I usually wear a coat and carry a coat!
Great advice! Thanks. Now I just need to see how much of my wardrobe I can cram into my suitcase!
Nice...thanks for the tips!!!
Good tips honor!
ooo... one thing I forgot! Smoking - while smoking out on the street if you're a woman here is totally normal, in China it's the sign of you being somewhat free and easy (if you get my drift!) Smoking indoors (including in bars, restaurants and even banks) is fine though and smoke wherever you like if you're a bloke, but just avoid loitering outside buildings having a fag.
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