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Beautiful pictures! Very interesting about Confucius having no one name in Chinese.
Jiang-su is very beautiful and the perfect for a water person as you. I thank you for using the Chinese as I would not know of Dahsiung baotien as you say. English letters cannot always express the true meaning of a word. I know Confucius however. Perhaps anyone who speaks English will know his name. He is very famous and wise.
Most prominent Chinese people had several names. Dr Sun Yatsen had at least 12 I think. Some people only know him by whatever name he's known as in that region.
So where's the best area for me to get a teaching job?
It depends where you want to live. China's a large country with a diverse landscape. There are more schools in the big cities and more foreigners looking for jobs. It's easier to find a job in small towns but there are fewer schools.
It's easier to live a life similar to what you know in bigger cities. If you want to really experience China you're better off in small villages.
As an American you should be able to find a job almost anywhere. They all seem to want Americans more than anybody else.
If you like vast shorelines theres none greater than Russia.
None more vast but most of it doesn't seem ideal for swimming.
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