Even though our country is a communist country, it’s pretty hard to find any Marxist, or even someone that really understand what communism actually is among the average people. So I’m trying to find out if there’s any Vietnamese lurking here at Lemmygrad. Show yourselves comrades!

  • cayde6ml@lemmygrad.ml
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    1 year ago

    I know its expensive to move to most major cities in China. I’m planning ahead for the future where if Amerikkka becomes too far-gone to become socialist, I’m thinking of moving my family and I to China to escape political and racial persecution.

    I’m not Chinese, and I know its a long shot, but I have nothing to lose.

    • Leninismydad@lemmygrad.ml
      1·
      1 year ago

      Start learning the language now, find a local class if you can, get your family learning, the earlier you start the better, Chinese is difficult and will help you immensely if you are genuinely planning to go, i know people who gwt passed over for jobs regularly in China because they’re only visitor level speakers.

      Also if you’re well paid where you live now and have a lot of saving, tier 2 cities will be great price range for you. Also keep your eye in northeastern cities, they are on the up swing and tons of money is being dumped into them right for economic and social rehabilitation so when you are ready to move they may be perfect choices.