Three easiest ways to work in China

[@yayalei1122]

谢谢分享！关注了～

[@BaoBao-im4zv]

I was following Nesli and didn't know you had a channel. I am learning Chinese so learning about culture is also important, i really liked your style of explanation. It sounds like you improved your English too, 加油

[@hubertcheungchn]

Wow. Thanks. I didn't upload anything for awhile already. Hope I can keep it up.

[@merve7500]

People look at the cover before reading the video text. I think you should modify the cover of the video in accordance with the content to make it visually interesting. Most of the videos you uploaded have a picture of your speech moment.Its just an idea 🤗 but you are doing well so far 👍keep going Hubert brother 👊

[@hubertcheungchn]

Thank you for your advice Merve. It makes a lot of sense!

[@jorunnthorsdottir277]

I wish I could live in China. I'm german, so I could to model jobs in China? 😂 but I don't want to be a model. 🙃 I'm in love with China my whole life.

[@hubertcheungchn]

That's interesting. Have you been to China before?🙃

[@jorunnthorsdottir277]

@@hubertcheungchn yes of course, quite often. my great grandparents are from China 🥰

[@hubertcheungchn]

@@jorunnthorsdottir277 Welcome to visit China!

[@nanehatun]

Woow çok ilginç. İngilizcen çok akıcı ve de temiz. İngilizce öğrenmeye çalıştığım öğretmenin yerine sen geçebilir misin lütfen! 🙏🏻 İngilizce öğretmenimden daha iyi bir izlenim bırakıyorsun.

[@hubertcheungchn]

Teşekkürler. Bu çok tatlı!

[@nanehatun]

@@hubertcheungchn Rica ederim.

[@violet7950]

Hi, I have a question. I’m a law student and I want to study in china, but I'm not sure about this decision. It’ll be life changing for me.. Can you make a video about studying too pls? Haha

[@hubertcheungchn]

Hi. I also studied law in China. This sounds interesting. Before I make a video (usually it takes a long time since I am lazy), perhaps I can share some information here. The law system here in China is different because it is more similar to the one in Japan and Germany. I would suggest thinking of your purpose of studying in China first. If you wanna work in China, you will need to have 2-year relevant work experience in your home country first in order to get a work visa. If you just wanna get a degree in China, Chinese universities might not be helpful when you apply for jobs in other countries.

[@violet7950]

@@hubertcheungchn Really.. Is it hard to be lawyer etc there since you didn’t choose it? I did some research and there are many companies in Turkey that cooperate with China. I’m considering LLM in Peking University School of Transnational Law instead of working there so that I can learn language and specialize in international law. Thanks for the answer . I took my answer.(It seems I’m the only one who asked for it. keep lazing )Lol.

[@hubertcheungchn]

@@violet7950 Being a lawyer in China is very different than other countries. Not just because of the law systems, but also the work environment. Lawyers need to build up a relationship (Guan Xi) with the judges and officials here. And a lot of social works with every party. And the influence that lawyer can make to a case is very limited here. Peking University is a renowned university in China. If you plan to work in Turkey in the future, especially in the business related to China, the language can be a good start. However, most people in international trade business can speak conversational English.

[@violet7950]

@@hubertcheungchn Oh I get it, that's interesting. Things seem to be more complicated in China than here.. and yes I know, English alone will not be enough and competition will be a lot haha. I have double major and my English is not bad, besides I know Spanish and some German. If I go there, I think I can attend Chinese language courses as well. I hope it turns out the way I want. ~ 谢谢

[@sevvalcoskun5296]

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