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minus-square@nutomicAlink2•3 years agoWho knows, China might announce an immigration reform in a few months. They are on a reform spree right now.
minus-square@lorabelink2•3 years agoThey have to, their people are aging to the point that they need fresh blood. Having that said, i wonder how chinese would react to a sudden influx of foreigners, as far as i know they treat them as celebrities.
minus-square@ttmrichterlink1•3 years agoThey did maybe 20 years ago (when I arrived). They still do maybe out in the sticks. No urban centre, even out-of-the-mainstream places like Wuhan, treats foreigners as celebrities and they haven’t for well over a decade.
Who knows, China might announce an immigration reform in a few months. They are on a reform spree right now.
They have to, their people are aging to the point that they need fresh blood.
Having that said, i wonder how chinese would react to a sudden influx of foreigners, as far as i know they treat them as celebrities.
They did maybe 20 years ago (when I arrived). They still do maybe out in the sticks.
No urban centre, even out-of-the-mainstream places like Wuhan, treats foreigners as celebrities and they haven’t for well over a decade.
It makes sense.