EPTOn September 10 2012 02:09 Ma wrote:
Is this blog real or fiction?
Is this blog real or fiction?
Quasi real. Names and (some) places have been changed to protect the innocent
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Shady Sands
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EtherealDeath
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good, also what the hell | ||
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TOloseGT
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Topin
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i would have frozen to death | ||
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renzy
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Shady Sands
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On September 10 2012 02:34 TOloseGT wrote: Wait, you're doing all that for major Chinese banking employees and you're still only interning for 1000 RMB per month? I had an internship at one Chinese bank. I earned 1k/month from that. I also taught English for pocket change on the side | ||
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TOloseGT
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On September 10 2012 02:50 Shady Sands wrote: I had an internship at one Chinese bank. I earned 1k/month from that. I also taught English for pocket change on the side OIC. Beijing was pretty awesome during my internship there, it sounds like you had quite a bit more fun than I did, haha. | ||
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Shady Sands
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On September 10 2012 02:50 renzy wrote: I just wanted to ask how it feels to date someone from mainland who is rich? Can Sylvia even speak in proper, fluent English? How do you even put up with her parents? I've always imagined it to be a pain in the ass and I don't know how you're handling it. Actually Sylvia went to a Canadian boarding school (I think it was either Havergal or Trinity College, but I don't remember) so her English was quite good. Her parents were actually surprisingly chill. Her dad was a real cool guy once we got to know each other better. Many of those insights in my China Economy blog came about because of him. Her mom was kind of a busybody like most Asian moms are, but still really nice. | ||
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renzy
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On September 10 2012 03:02 Shady Sands wrote: Actually Sylvia went to a Canadian boarding school (I think it was either Havergal or Trinity College, but I don't remember) so her English was quite good. Her parents were actually surprisingly chill. Her dad was a real cool guy once we got to know each other better. Many of those insights in my China Economy blog came about because of him. Her mom was kind of a busybody like most Asian moms are, but still really nice. That's really cool! I thought her parents were gonna disapprove...judging from the "how much money are you spending on my daughter" question. | ||
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Shady Sands
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On September 10 2012 03:07 renzy wrote: That's really cool! I thought her parents were gonna disapprove...judging from the "how much money are you spending on my daughter" question. Lol don't get me wrong, her dad never approved of me as marriage material. I think they just regarded me as a phase their daughter was going through. | ||
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renzy
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On September 10 2012 03:10 Shady Sands wrote: Lol don't get me wrong, her dad never approved of me as marriage material. I think they just regarded me as a phase their daughter was going through. So if I understand this correctly, they sort of look down on you?............like most rich Chinese people with power? | ||
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Shady Sands
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On September 10 2012 03:17 renzy wrote: So if I understand this correctly, they sort of look down on you?............like most rich Chinese people with power? Nah, I don't think they looked down on me. I think they didn't believe I could provide her daughter with the sort of lifestyle she deserved, which, to be honest, was quite true. I'm too much of a bohemian =/ | ||
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Shady Sands
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http://www.teamliquid.net/blogs/viewblog.php?topic_id=367461 | ||
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Aerisky
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Venture capitalist, general boss, and a good writer to boot. I'm jelly. | ||
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JieXian
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Shady Sands
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On September 10 2012 02:37 Topin wrote: how did you survive the interview x_x i would have frozen to death I actually did kinda freeze. I think I stammered for a good minute and a half before answering the question; I kept trying to drink out of an empty teacup. Her dad never stopped smiling. | ||
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