How to navigate China Twitter, what to read, why write, thoughts on advanced degrees, and why you really should learn Chinese
I left a well-paying job in Calgary to spend two years studying Chinese in Tainjin. Best two years of my life.
I waited many years to marry up my Chinese and my passion for economics. But perisitance paid off.
If anyone is interested in (free) data-driven insights into the Chinese economy have a look here:
https://markkruger.substack.com/
Great stuff, Jordan. I wish there was more on this for non-US nationals. I sometimes get questions from Chinese nationals and others and I don't have much good advice to give them other than warning them about how difficult it is to get a visa...
I left a well-paying job in Calgary to spend two years studying Chinese in Tainjin. Best two years of my life.
I waited many years to marry up my Chinese and my passion for economics. But perisitance paid off.
If anyone is interested in (free) data-driven insights into the Chinese economy have a look here:
https://markkruger.substack.com/
Great stuff, Jordan. I wish there was more on this for non-US nationals. I sometimes get questions from Chinese nationals and others and I don't have much good advice to give them other than warning them about how difficult it is to get a visa...