Do Chinese move back to China from US as much as..
Indians do. I see lots of posts about finding jobs in India from US (or vice verse) but not for China. curious.
Chinese people dont go on blind as much
Haha. The number of posts of Indians is a very tiny percentage of people.
Most of my Chinese friend have advanced degree and a decent job which covers long-term expenses like housing. They only come back to China because a) failed H1B lottery b) better career opportunity for senior positions(>L5 @ Google)
I think the fact that they still have a path to Green card (though long) helps them stay. For Indians in EB2/3 the date to get gc is currently set to infinity.
Less than a decade for us.
My impression is that while some Indians like to fantasize about returning, very few actually do.
Percentage is low, but we do. I did and most of the top management in my company is US return. Life is quite good if you return back above a certain threshold.
What's the threshold?
Going back to China would mean having to join the 9-9-6 culture. Most people who’ve worked 40-50 hours in the US would not want that.
Some do when companies like Alibaba double their US comp and relocated them back to China with housing stipends.
W/o 996, China won't build the mobile internet 10 years advanced than the U.S.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/long-days-a-staple-at-chinese-tech-firms-1487787775
I was shocked to see more Chinese population than Indians in Washington. Usually Chinese go back. About blind, common guys..they have their own app for every US app.
One big difference is that you can go back to India and live much cheaper than here. When you go back to China, real estate prices are Bay Area levels in decent areas of Shanghai or HKG where many would like to be.
Then you don’t know anything about India real estate
Are you seriously trying to argue that real estate in Mumbai or New Delhi is more expensive than SF or HKG?
We have our own platforms. Not many blind users.
What do you use? I need to practice my Chinese and get back to my roots.
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