My Worst Year Abroad: I Moved To China in 2022 🇨🇳

Hello beautiful people 😊 ,
You have been asking and I have finally answered
Time Stamps
00:00 Shooting struggles
00:20 Intro
04:31 Deciding to move to China
08:47 Leaving Busan 😞
09:58 The process of moving to China in 2022
16:40 Life in Quarantine
23:31 Outro
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// ABOUT //I am Nolusindiso Hleko, a South African who lived in South Korea and then Moved to ChinaI like post videos about topics that inspire me.
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[@kea_mpete]

If there's one thing i am learning from you,is that life is a trial and error and that it's okay to not have a clear sense of direction,so long as you don't give up along the way

[@babyjordane8374]

After living 6years in china, I can conclude it’s a bitter sweet experience, mostly bitter if you’re a dark African, most encounters with locals was a confusing experience, everything got worst during Covid and never got better, glad I left now I feel like I’m living and not surviving

[@Oren0614]

it's same for every immigrants lol what did you expect? red carpet?

[@iorilamia]

@@Oren0614it’s much harder for black immigrants, why are you so bitter?

[@Love-kc6yk]

​@@Oren0614they expect to be treated humanely. Stop being an arse. Most foreigners who come to Africa feel welcome. Africans are generally warm people even to foreigners.

[@Oren0614]

@@iorilamia that victim mindset will never work in Asia. Much harder?! then try harder and stop complaining all the time! I moved to the states as an Asian immigrant experienced a lot of racism from blacks but i still worked my ass off without whining and made it work!

[@bulletproofwaafle7770]

​@@Oren0614okay but how do you try to not be abused, physically abused. Now you could ignore with someone says out their mouth or stand up to them verbally and so forth. However when someone gets VIOLENT with you or Violates you?! That's an absolute NoNo.

[@reddiamonddiaries5216]

You're a natural born storyteller, which is an amazing gift, and I love listening to your voice! Please consider writing a book about your experiences as I believe many women could learn alot from you. I'd also recommend a career as a voiceover artist as your voice is soothing and peaceful. None of your hardships are intended to fade away into nothingness. Each one is helping shape you into the phenomenal woman that God has destined you to become. Blessings, my beautiful and resilient sista! Hold your head up and continue to keep moving forward on your purposeful path.

[@Forever-iu2of]

Pray for Jesus , he can protect you from any danger , he always helps .

[@ashleymiller7391]

I agree. There is something very soothing about her voice.

[@sindidhlamini2534]

Thinking deeper about things really can be a blessing and a big source of depression. IGNORANCE REALLY CAN BE BLISS 😢

[@user-qd4td7yb8e]

"Bliss" with an expiration date isn't bliss.

[@QuintessenceLuminescence]

Please consider that a life of ease as ok Nolu. You don't have to subject yourself to be a prisoner of war (POW) to obtain life lessons. You're no one's punching bag,, doormat, or cattle, never accept mediocre treatment. We all need to look within regularly, yes even introverts, to understand why patterns show up on repeat in our respective journeys in life.

[@ClayMastah344]

Well said, and said with love! ❤

[@ayandasibanisezwedlomo3269]

this is amazing!

[@sinahmoakofhi5774]

@QuintessenceLuminescence, you are very right

[@thenativeconservationist]

Beautifully said ❤️

[@anelisamali2846]

What an adventure! My anxiety and overthinking self just went through the motions as I listened to your story.

[@suigeneris5193]

Discovered this video the other day and saved it to my watch later. Back watching it now and I’m glad I came across your channel. I’m also living in the diaspora- it’s nice finding someone to relate to.

[@adgurl01]

Lawd! I lived through the pandemic here in China…and needless to say it was stressful but not as stressful as hearing your story. My goodness I’m glad I already hear and didn’t have to experience all that. God bless you sister. I hope you’re enjoying your life now here in the Middle Kingdom 🇨🇳

[@StuartHendricks]

Just here to say that you're a fantastic storyteller, from beginning to end.

[@KT78445]

Thank you for sharing your story. Wishing you the best as you pursue this chapter and looking forward to your next video

[@gladnesskhoza3320]

You're indeed a great storyteller my baby which is a great gift that you need to consider making it a profession. You are brave and intelligent as well. May God make all your dreams a success. Love you, my child!

[@elinemaswanganyi9538]

That was a lot🥺 Thank you for sharing your hardships with us🙏 Looking forward to seeing you happier🕺

[@MissTiana1]

You are a blessing to the world, keep expanding sis my first time here ❤ much love from Cameroon 🇨🇲🥰

[@JazziHenry-zo4uy]

I can listen to you speak all-day girl. You are so calming and soothing. Korea and Chinese men missed out with you woman not her other way around. Never forget that.

[@soysauceywasabi]

Algorithm took me here. As i am from Busan but currently expat in Shanghai now, this breaks my heart 💔 Sending a big big love to you… 💪 constantly trying to settling in different countries are hard, but def is more hard in China 🥲

[@ceceway]

I love you baby. You are so strong, and awesomely expressive.First time on this channel. Inspired ❤

[@mlolombapapama6243]

Shu you your really went through a lot of stress and anxiety.but thank god you made it all went well.

[@kea_mpete]

My heart skipped a beat when I saw your video.❤You calm my anxiety so much.God bless

[@LivingInKerala]

you must be a friend or relative, her videos make me almost have anxiety attacks...always something bad or negative is happening to her in them.

[@PZJBimha]

I wish you all the best in your new host country. You are super brave. You really went through the most. I'm sorry about that.

[@siyari77]

I love you Nolu, you are so amazing❤

[@Ngelosi]

You have such a soothing voice 🥺

[@boifavour1720]

Ur story is so amazing, we learn everyday, keep it up sis 😊

[@Shantz-rw1xi]

Just stumbled upon your videos, love your content and girl you have an amazing soothing like a poetic voice, you have some talent girl❤ Much love, your South African sister😊

[@BooksofWisdomPlus]

Sorry for your bad experience. It's important for some people to know that many places & things seem exciting based on hype & trend, but that's just the outside appearance. For some people, based on the history of experience among fellow human beings, it's always necessary to take a deeper look into the pros & cons & the, "in case of," more so than others, before following the crowd, as support systems & laws may not be available or work in one's favour "in case of." Never overlook reality in order to come across as being positive. Everyone's luck is not the same! It might be a good time for you to consider returning home. May God be with you!

[@nomsatorcida9612]

SIs you are a great story teller! ❤❤❤

[@lachola1647]

Keep moving, you will find a place. I am currently studying to do this with my child so they can learn about the world 🌎

[@user-zz4em7mv5v]

Love you Nolu❤ I have been watching your videos from your old channel back in SA I'm now in Korea

[@missmfolozi9534]

I really enjoy your videos ❤

[@GK222_]

As a SAn who has never had covid & never gotten the 💉, I shudder to think of how life will be once I decide to get back into traveling after hearing your story. I used to travel to atleast 5 countries a year before the pandemic because of work but haven't traveled since covid. It truly is a different world now.

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

I never got the shot either. It's next to impossible to travel w/out shots now.

[@LorienzoDeGarcia]

@@saintejeannedarc9460It will continue to be as long as people still remain stupid. I work in selling oxygen and I can tell you that the moment the shots dropped and people were coerced to getting it = boom. oxygen sales increased 3x-4x. I'm done warning people. To this day, people drop by citing "sudden and unexpected sickness" where their hearts fail or mostly lungs fill up with fluid for some reason that the docs have to puncture the patient like a balloon. They can rot for all I care. I am done.

[@phahlane_tshepiso]

I personally love u❤️nd m interested to watch ur journey going forward 🥰

[@pathway777]

BEAUTY INSIDE AND OUT. THE MOST HIGH BLESS YOU.

[@freeatlast427]

It's all uphill from here. Thanks for sharing your story. Hopefully you share your software engineering journey with us soon cause it's a great source of inspiration for a lot of us ❤

[@user-qd4td7yb8e]

WW3 is uphill? A hill of ashes maybe.

[@ItsMeYourfavorite7]

Thank you for not having those long intros

[@nobadenergy]

Thanks for sharing your story Stay blessed sis🙏

[@candyjamaican]

Click bait? 😢Watched and didn’t get the title at all.

[@nunoafonso9378]

One thing I´ve learned in my professional life is that some types work in some places with a certain kind of people, whatever they pay you or whatever they promise it's not worth it. And it's not just China it's everywhere in the world. The sad thing is often you only see how bad things are in some workplaces after you sign the contract and are there everyday dealing with all the bad stuff. Employers lie a lot during the recruiting phase and the reason for it is there are no consequences. One of the current strategies in my country is demanding social media details and access from the worker so they can check if they complain about the company in any way. If they see it they will make your life miserable in every way possible to make you leave in a bad way so they can call you a dissatisfied worker with a grudge against authority. That way any complaint you make even in a court of law is dismissed. Freedom of speech and freedom to have a personal private life are a lie. It's illegal in my country to ask this information from candidates or workers but if you refuse they don't hire you or they fire you. And again no consequences, even if you go to court you can never prove you didn't give access voluntarily or that the reason for dismissal was saying something bad on social media. Free speech is a lie Everywhere and people's rights in laws and constitutions and the ability to actually benefit from those rights are two completely different things. A couple of years ago it was a simple thing to get information on companies before you commit, now with these practices you try and check a company and there's always 10 good reviews for every bad one to mask the reality. My advice is do your best to save money so you can live your normal life for at least 6 months or ideally a year without working. That way if things turn bad in a job leave as fast has you can and search for another one. The dependency on a paycheck is how employers bully and enslave us. Don't be fooled slavery never ended and there are so many people in the world who are slaves and don't even realize it. Anyway best wishes and keep fighting to be happy

[@user-qd4td7yb8e]

You: "No consequences." Hell: "Let me introduce myself."

[@nadiaalbert4336]

I’m sorry this happened to you 🙏🏼❤️

[@estudiaresmipasion2412]

May God bless you and keep you❤

[@thatolekitla5488]

Your experience sounds horrible but I see the hope. All the best sis.

[@sanemt6465]

You are the bravest women ever 😌 I want to be like you when I grow up 😊

[@TarotandOracleHealing]

Your eloquence is beautiful. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽

[@Whatsgucci]

Of topic but you are SO beautiful!😍

[@jwiki1]

Have you thought about moving to Panama, Costa Rica, or somewhere like that to teach English? I don’t know what kind of money you need to make but I’m sure Costa Rica would pay decent and there is a huge ex-pat community. I had a friend who taught English in Costa Rica and absolutely loved it! I am saying this after watching your vlog about being punched by your boss.

[@StephanieEmordi]

Having lived in Germany 🇩🇪 I think it’s a great place but it was not a great fit for me but you may love it there ❤❤

[@teoleno4019]

Too many taxes. Most foreigners work relentesly.

[@StephanieEmordi]

@@teoleno4019 true

[@jjhbjhbhjgjhgfjhghjg]

Surround yourself with Beauty Gemstones and Plants ! Get a LED Plant Grower ! Greeting from a South African in Austria.

[@thatolekitla5488]

Hey sis, wanted to ask if they still have measures in place from people coming from other countries. Masks? Covid tests and vaccines.

[@stephanyfeliciano]

You're beautiful don't let nobody ruin your face 🤎

[@vanessaland5090]

She's the biggest whinger and negative energy complaining about everywhere she goes including home country. Did you watch this and her other videos. She's just a constantly complaining clickbaiter looking for attention- her story sounds very odd...

[@tashaylalennon4369]

GLORY BE TO GOD❤

[@evebrown7977]

I'm mulatto and grew up in Germany. Wasn't the best time, but I think it got much better than 30/40 years ago. I would definitely recommend my motherland. It's not perfect, but it's still a neat place to live in. I work and live in China now, too. It's ok! Yes, the money is good, but you have to be very open-minded especially when it comes to work culture. The things they do can be aggravating, especially when you're German. 😅 But I mostly fall under the radar and don't even get starred in that much.

[@joannajourneys]

I would be considered mulatto in Germany. I'm considering a life there. What was the toughest thing for you in recent times regarding being bi-racial or mixed race?

[@missneoxoxo4553]

Are you okay? You look really tired and drained. Hugs.

[@thobekahlongwana]

You so cute☺️ you remind me of Zulumecca Mandisa Nduna ❤

[@deblessedone1735]

Keep me posted, I am in California USA.

[@curious493]

I thought you want to the Middle East: Qatar, Saudi, Kuwait and the UAE pay pretty well. They tend to help with housing and health insurance. Sometimes they cover costs of flights. Apparently Saudi is the place to be, the country is changing a lot, só foreigners feel at ease there. Apparently Taiwan and Singapore are not bad. And Japan is still a global favorite but the cost of living is super high. Some people like Russia and Eastern Europe countries but the pay is not the best even though it's cheaper to live There. Someone mentioned South America, but once again, pay not the best. Anyhow, all the best in your journey

[@nunoafonso9378]

If you are a black man from Europe Canada or the USA they treat you decent to avoid diplomatic problems if not run like hell If you are a white woman depends on the job but there are lots of dangers. And women alone, gays, lesbians and people who use recreational drugs regardless of the color of your skin stay away and don't even visit these countries. They are horrible to black people from sub saharian Africa. They use and abuse you like slaves often they take your passports, refuse to pay your full contract, stop paying you without notice, house you in metal containers converted to makeshift housing, kick you out, arrest you, beat you. People just disappear never to be heard of again. If you read any stories believe in all of them. Be warned and stay safe.

[@eleanorrigby7897]

Would you recommend Saudi Arabia or Kuwait/Qatar/UAE or any other country that's best for a south Asian Muslim girl to work n live alone in as a teacher/ lab scientist? A country that also pays you decently n isn't racist towards south Asians .... cuz I've heard a lot of bad stories about labourers from Pakistan n India who get treated like scum by the Saudis

[@DannieKamete]

There are many horror stories of what amounts to slavery in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and UAE; especially the maltreatment of African and South Asian and South East Asian women

[@TheJay37]

I'm heading to Saudi in a few days.

[@eleanorrigby7897]

@@TheJay37 how is it over there? Have you reached!?

[@lebohangngidi1284]

You are the bravest female ever.

[@wasabi4356]

Hello. Nice Video. Was this video before the horrible and terrible assault as a kindergarten teacher in Shanghai?

[@user-tk3go5re4q]

I really hate what happened to you China. If you ever come to visit America your welcome to come and stay with us during you time here. May God bless you.

[@vanessaland5090]

Did you even watch the video. She whinged on and one about being in a quarantine hotel when it was the same in many places including Australia. She seems to be the biggest negative energy looking for drama (just look at her clickbait titles) everywhere she goes including her home country.

[@theajayieffect]

​@vanessaland5090 you are under all comments, aren't you? Ok, Sis 👀

[@lindc1070]

​@@vanessaland5090spot on. Look at her latest video fooling so many.

[@soulfulandnice]

I did something similar. I was living in South Korea and then moved to Germany. The hype and German expectations you spoke of is true for me too. However, at the same time, it was a learning experience, I learned a lot and left Germany wiser. Spain has options for English teachers too. If the German culture isn't your vibe, check out Spain or you can ask me about it. If you ever consider going to Europe, there are options. 😊 From my own personal experience, try to limit the amount of work you do for kindergartens and private academies. 😉

[@joannajourneys]

That's great advise! Please drop some more advise for those of us looking for work in Spain, Portugal and even Germany as an English teacher? What did you like about your experiences in Germany vs Spain? I am looking to finally make my way to the European continent and although I wanted to quit teaching, I may have to continue for a couple more years. So far Germany does not look appealing for teaching English...

[@soulfulandnice]

@@joannajourneys We'll need some biscuits to go with the tea I've got to spill! 😅 But I'll do my best to give some pointers. 😉 I can't add links because it will be marked as spam. So here are some places one could start their research for teaching English in these countries: Germany - (important: research the reviews from employees too!) Kindergartens /kinderkrippe, Volkhochschule, Eifert, KMP Sprache, Learnship **These are all private if you don't have German accreditation from Germany to work in German Schools. Portugal - I don't recommend to teach English here for many reasons. For one, It has many financial downsides. Please do some research post-Covid and you'll see what I mean. Italy is similar. I love Italy but I worked in a different industry at a company there (not in Education). Even they couldn't keep me full-time because of the local unemployment situation. I can only imagine how difficult it would be to find work as an English teacher there. Spain - Research 'English private academies in Spain' and 'Spain English Government Programs'. Their government programs are similar to South Korea but you get paid a living stipend instead of a full salary (last time I checked). High competition though. I haven't done the government program but there are many websites that show the pros and cons. I make more money as a freelancer than the government program offers. With that being said, I also do more than teach English. As English teachers in western Europe, I think we need multiple sources of income to survive. Relying on one school isn't enough anymore. My preference thus far: I prefer Spain over Germany. It's just all-around better for my spirit and my lifestyle. My 3 years in Germany were more than enough. 😅 I hope this has helped. 😊

[@joannajourneys]

This helped immensely. Wishing I could give you a packet of your favourite tea time snack lol... I can totally read between the lines. German culture can be nice for 5 minutes, otherwise it is extremely draining (once the complaining and comparison begins and superiority complex kicks in). They are otherwise lovely people. When one is from a warmer culture, such as South Africa, one needs good vibes and big vibrant smiles. You have put me on a good trail and I am going to get to work. I have begun research into these government programs in Spain. I can already tell that because there is a middle man there is less money involved. I'm glad you have found your feet and are making more bank as an independent teacher. Sharing information with others is such a mark of generosity and good will. Thank you@@soulfulandnice

[@soulfulandnice]

@@joannajourneys you're welcome! I'm happy I could help in some way. 🤗

[@joannajourneys]

Thank you I see that these placement programs all cost way too much money to be a viable option. How did you go about finding your jobs in Spain? Did you apply once you were there or while you were abroad? I'm somehow not finding anything but these placement programs online. @@soulfulandnice

[@riellereally]

I am sorry to hear your experience if you ever wanted to go to Asia again, maybe you can try Hong Kong. (I'm from HK) cuz we have more ethnicities here ❤

[@user-qd4td7yb8e]

Glad the racist Brits lost Hong Kong.

[@carolynfehr]

What a nightmare! I refuuuused to visit China during their crazy cross-contamination posturing. I mean, unless one changes the wrapping, gloves, layers, every single time a person uses it, it is useless. Madness!

[@vanessaland5090]

Quaratine hotel was standard in many places. What she showed looked normal and the same as what we had in Australia.

[@charliewright468]

I don’t understand why anyone thinks that’s overkill, covid literally originated in China. Why would you be shocked at how extensive they are?

[@stormystori]

You are only running from yourself …stop going where you don’t fit it’s like trying to put a puzzle where you don’t have all the pieces

[@janakugel3456]

If you get into university and the school has English courses - you have very low tuition. I don’t think Germany is always perfect - I don’t think any company is. German is a difficult language and I am not sure how racism might still be an issue. But I am mixed and I haven’t any obvious racism problems. But that depends a little bit on who you ask. No Covid tests or vaccine requests anymore ( I hope it stays like that). Most people are friendly and want to help. German is a difficult language and I don’t know how easy it will be to get a job. But you have so much traveling experience and friends here. Give it a shot! No place is heaven. All you can do is give it a try ❤

[@buttergurls6401]

You sure are a beautiful lady

[@user-gi8nc6ms6b]

HAI O MOTLE MAAHN... YEERRRR...

[@marykamau7266]

Come to Kenya,pride of Africa

[@Ejohnson775]

Why did you choose Asia?

[@tashaylalennon4369]

THANK YOU TO OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST ❤

[@alicechiwanga830]

Hello dear sister ❤

[@youtuberules650]

Are you still going on with university?

[@MsDemonism]

Why not travel around europe?

[@MwelwaOnCos]

I'm sorry Nolu

[@RDJO88]

Not sure why you don’t move to Southeast Asian. Why not Thailand?? You a get an education visa to learn Thai or May Thai, and teach English online for money. I understand you were chasing the money for the 1st 2 options, but lifestyle and friendliness of people is more important!

[@lindc1070]

She would never fit in with this attitude

[@rk6483]

Oh Germany is so depressing. All foreigners I know and including myself think this way

[@lindc1070]

Videos on Germany coming up

[@ThatsEunice]

You are living on survival mode. You need to be more intentional about your future. I think you should have given Korea another chance. You seemed more focus on dating than building wealth.

[@maamyy]

I think u helped me understand my thoughts about her. I have to agree with you, she wants to be dedicated but is insecure and focus to much on other things, that’s why her content just sounds unauthentic to me at this point… I did unfollow because I don’t want to support madness

[@zamandosimarvellouscele4643]

How can we reach out to you?

[@nomandla6501]

I also came in 2022, flew under quarantine and lived in quarantine hotel for two weeks... all went fine... also did the confusing green code thing, thankfully December 2022 everything opened up. China is now completely open with regard to Covid. Now you get it and you deal with it. No drama... we all went through this.

[@Nolusindiso_Hleko]

Apologies, I am struggling to get your point.

[@animekkgjgirl]

"No drama we all went through this" Lol wtf. Okay.. glad you enjoyed it

[@vanessaland5090]

@@animekkgjgirl everyone had to go through quarantine including Australia. This girl is just a whinger and over dramatisation and negative vibes everywhere she goes including South Africa.

[@ov9879]

The lesson I learn from this is never go to China. I had a desire to travel there once. But, not anymore.

[@vanessaland5090]

Didn't you have quarantine hotels? They were normal- we had the same in Australia.

[@natehiger410]

There are so many foreigners on youtube are sharing their postive life in China, so I assume most foreigners are happy there.

[@ov9879]

@@natehiger410 Also, just the opposite. There are so many foreigners and diaspora Chinese's said they are glad to leave because of the authoritarian style government. The foreigners you see on KZbin are still there and do not want trouble from the Chinese authorities.

[@natehiger410]

@@ov9879 that’s your imagination without evidence

[@ov9879]

@@natehiger410 You must like authoritarian style governments and slavery. The people have no freedoms there.

[@aobakwemadira4293]

I enjoy listeaning to you❤❤

[@mimmiekgaditse1517]

How's your relationship with Jesus? I doubt anyone can have lasting fulfilment without God living in you.

[@IsobelMittoninAfrica]

One can actually. If you stick to your culture and ancestors you don't have to borrow someone else's ancestor. Besides, are you white or even Jewish. Are you from Jesus's tribe. Very tricky, relying on a foreigner for your spirituality. Good luck.

[@mimmiekgaditse1517]

@@IsobelMittoninAfrica do you really believe attempting to talk to dead people is better than a relationship with God?

[@IsobelMittoninAfrica]

@mimmiekgaditse1517 Once upon a time, Africans had their own religion. In those glorious days, there was justice, no hunger, no poverty, none of that. White men sent scouts to Africa. The historical reports can be read by anyone who is interested. It's history. You can study it in university. The white man decided the only way yo destroy cohesiveness among the Africans was to introduce their God. Their religion. The religion of inequality. Because people could only be conquered from the inside. Africans took to that religion, a religion they don't understand because the don't understand the Bible, like ducks to water.Please observe the great poverty of West Africa. They've been Bible thumping for years and they get poorer. Please observe Zimbabwe. They've become rabid Bible thumpers and the dark wave of poverty is sitting on them. The white man won.

[@noulafrantz8589]

Jesus I'd for white people

[@nonkululekomkhwanazi7505]

@@mimmiekgaditse1517 Jesus is died too 😅

[@busishauntelle]

You’re so brave ❤

[@vanessaland5090]

she LOVES the attention and sympathy. Negative vibes everywhere she goes.

[@talimanios]

Omg chill out

[@stateofsurvival8457]

FYI, I think you'd actually like to live in Austria. It's a much smaller country. You'll find smaller countries are way better to live in.

[@sisg.official]

Yoh never. So racist and cold

[@HikeJ1]

Are you joking? I am Asian (born and raised in a western country) travelled to many countries, and Austria is one the most racist, cold country I have even been to.

[@stateofsurvival8457]

@@HikeJ1 I'm Asian too and from Canada. I've lived in Austria for 15 years. There are some idiots, especially in the south, but most of their ignorance is because they aren't used to seeing other races. Seriously, I lived in a small town, traveled a lot both locally and abroad and I hadn't seen a black, brown person in YEARS anywhere around where I lived. When you get to know them, they're fine people.

[@HikeJ1]

@@stateofsurvival8457 Interesting. That’s good to know. Oh! I lived in Canada (Toronto) for 4 years 😄 15 years in Austria wow! I don’t think I would be able to survive there even tho I grew up in a white small town in France lol Some French can be racist too (especially those in the remote countryside) meanwhile there is a big diversity. I understand what you mean by no people of color, sometimes I see an Asian which is really rare, most of them are tourists 😂

[@gesuisgen]

[@tumelomakabolane9011]

How do I go on applying for teaching English, websites and do I need to have a teaching qualification? I really need help.

[@Nolusindiso_Hleko]

DM me on instagram

[@tulelan]

​@withjustnolu perhaps do consider sharing that Info here too as I believe some people don't have Instagram and would really like to know too❤

[@michellemckinney4678]

You’re naturally beautiful, would you consider modelling?

[@annikaminina7670]

You could at least have done the conversion for us ❤

[@eatnplaytoday]

I’m just wondering how it went from this to getting punched

[@vanessaland5090]

Something very odd about her story- no context at all and always drama. If you watch her other videos she complains everywhere she goes including her home country. She publically posted a clickbait title calling China the worst country and spent the video whingeing on and on about quarantine hotel which sounded quite normal and just standard in many places around the same time. She also seemed to be trying to hide the fact she likely had covid while entering knowing how China takes this very seriously over there considering the number of deaths they had the impact it had on the country. How selfish and inconsiderate. Her story seems very fishy and she seems to love the drama and attention. Other Africans seem to have shown great experiences e.g. look at Rose in China and other channels. Negative energy and drama everywhere she goes in all her videos it seems.

[@ms.liszz.9206]

Europe human rights protection is the best. I live in Europe and I love it. If something happens to you, it is just bad luck. But if you can prove it, you will get justice. Even after death if someone can prove it justice will be served.

[@aliceneba]

Curious as to why it was the worst year

[@Nolusindiso_Hleko]

More on that in the next video

[@xolaniMahonye]

@@Nolusindiso_Hleko when is the next video l really love your channel , keeps me from my boring life

[@s.u.b.s.i.d.e.r]

Hi dear, if u rly come to Germany (Berlin), than lmk if u have any questions or need help. Btw I highly recommend you to visit Bangkok (Thailand) one day - the ppl are very friendly :) We never had any racist experiences there (my boyfriend is nigerian).

[@augustusgloopfangirl8751]

you are such a sweetheart

[@Ashia49]

What about Japan?

[@maamyy]

I feel like you having a hard time everywhere you go, being somewhere different from your home will always feel different and foreign.. i hope u find your way in this world but u should maybe also look inside yourself , sometimes you kinda sound unaware about the fact that you are black and how the world might treat u, you expectations might be to high that can be a reason for why u feel disappointed all the time. Moving from to Korea to China just sounds like a madness and weird to me as a black person. Why don’t you use your skills in tech to get to better places and better position? I feel confused by all your content & I was born and grew up in Germany. From hearing all problems you having, I believe you might not like it here too… but you are free to try it ! Just have in mind that u can not just move and think your problems might not follower you , you have to be aware of thet

[@jasminerathod9503]

Good advice, hope she can consider this. Edit: I just looked through all her videos and noticed the majority of them are her running away from one place to the next.... I want to sympathize with her but now I just feel like she needs some mental help.

[@fionamokokwe6890]

You guys are really rude😢😢😢

[@lindc1070]

It is a pattern with her. Reddit Shanghai has eye opening insights on her latest video

[@maamyy]

@@jasminerathod9503 I agree with u, I feel like it is just too much at a certain point. I lived in korea for a while and it was such a beautiful time for me, all things she complaines about I understand. But I was in korea being aware of their culture and also not hoping it would change myself. All cultures have their up and downs , as a human being our needs might not be meet in their culture we choose to live in or even was born into.

[@maamyy]

@@fionamokokwe6890 I don’t want to be rude, I am more concerned about the content. She sound lonely and loneliness can make us having terrible decisions to escape it

[@buhle8288]

Have you ever considered going home for year to cool down a bit? It seems you go to the most racist regions in the world to seek validation from people who constantly treat you or people who look like you badly. Even if you claim to not have experienced racism, you did. You were probably experiencing micro aggressions but why are you there? Come home for a year and go back for more of your favourite brands and flavours of racism.

[@Nolusindiso_Hleko]

Not my favorite brands and flavors of racism 😂😂😂😂😩

[@thenativeconservationist]

@@Nolusindiso_HlekoSouth Africa with its home brew racism 😂😂😂. Hayiii ke

[@thenativeconservationist]

Kodwa Buhle 😂😂😂

[@vanessaland5090]

Because she was complaining about her home country as well. Should she go to the US? She seems to whinge and complain about the most normal things like quarantine hotel which we had in Australia as well everywhere she goes looking for attention and sympathy. Negative energy everywhere it seems.

[@thenativeconservationist]

@@vanessaland5090 yes I think she pays attention to it quite a lot but that’s not her fault to be honest (people who have been abused tend to be targets for abuse) and so it’s important to put back the shame on abusers, because those people who punched her were in the wrong. I’m glad she’s taking a stand and speaking out against it. We can’t really judge from the outside and we can only wish her well. God be with you Nolu ❤️🙏🏽

[@lindc1070]

Everyone went thru hassle during Covid. I even had Covid . So what is the fuss about? Nothing special about you that you should be spared .

[@Spanish-Armada]

Not sure why you left Korea to china?? Also you didn’t have to cut your hair to prove a point to random people.

[@maamyy]

I feel the same , really confusing ,I had to unfollow

[@africanqueenmo]

Im so sorry but based on your recent experience in China it seems you should probably check with your spiritual mind if China really us the country for u

[@user-nz7ln5rq9f]

Crazy why china 🇨🇳 was so strict on Covid as that’s were Covid comes from 😅🤣

[@Treemonieee]

This made me tired…

[@sarahunt812]

People have differences

[@AnnAdeva1]

I live in Germany and here is not nice my sister. But every one has their own opinion so I would suggest you do your research nicely and get the best option for yourself.

[@banyana6515]

I am from Botswana ans used to live in Germany. I lived in Dusseldorf and Munich. I really enjoyed it. Thereafter I moved to the UK. May I ask why you don't think Germany is not nice?

[@maamyy]

@@banyana6515you lived in the most nice cities in Germany 😭

[@banyana6515]

@@maamyy Of course darling, only the best. I didn't know it at the time, I guess I was lucky. I also lived in the best suburbs. I was so very blessed. ☺️I just assumed the rest of Germany was like that.

[@synthdream]

@@banyana6515 Many places are like that, Many places are not... just don't go to east germany 🤣

[@AnnAdeva1]

Girl!! I have always been struggling with immigration since I got here 3 years ago. This year I didn't have a visa for 5 months and could not go home to see my family again. I have friends of mine who are working and they are enjoying their stay but the students are all finding it hard. Not to mention I was attacked last month by a stranger in the street and there was not compassion or remorse from the health care providers or the police. I have also faced racism and microaggressions from my part time job.@@banyana6515

[@frizerbee]

I do not support you Serpentza the Snake (he commented somewhere down below or up), I have seen you lie so many times but I (to some extent) agree with his comment here because there are actually very few and somehow ambiguous laws in China that protect foreigners. It so happened that I got into a situation where some Chinese needed to be held accountable by authorities and the BEST lawyer in town said this to me "It'll be very expensive (exceptionally for me, obviously because I am a foreigner), and it'll take so long, just forget it and move on". The fact of the matter is that if rights are given to foreigners, first that will infuriate the Chinese, and secondly, that will encourage more and more foreigners to come over and seek a better living in China. The influx of foreigners in China may create turmoil in the Chinese society and they often refer to the demise of France and other places that have taken 'too many' foreigners in. So the conclusion that China is a bad place, even from my point of view cannot be easily reached. At the end of the day, it's one bad HR manager with bad luck and I might add that foreigners very often cannot relate to the Chinese culture and that very often how things escalate to the point (I am not suggesting that the author of the video did anything wrong here but it's more about myself because I used to have a very negative attitude towards the Chinese culture in general, but here I am over a decade later still here in China)