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I can see that the thoughts about Shenzhen differ a lot.
For me it must be so much different, especially because of the size!
I mean, probably you guys all know Amsterdam, but when I tell you that it has less than 1 million inhabitants, you most likely be shocked, haha.
Therefore I bet a city such as Shenzhen must have a lot to offer because it's really big if I compare it to cities here in the Netherlands. And seriously I am really looking forward to go to Shenzhen!0 votedSeptember 9, 20130- Shenzhen the place to be?
Hi there everyone!
Soon my boss will send me to work in Shenzhen for a few months, and I was wondering...What makes Shenzhen so special and what can I do there?
I have read that some people say that Shenzhen is the most beautiful city of China while others say it's the trashcan of Hong Kong ( no offense though ) I am really curious about the up - and downs of this city.Please enlight me people!
August 27, 201370 - I'm from the Netherlands and today it's Christmas eve, we celebrate it with our family tonight. Unpacking our presents and eating really nice food. Afterwards we often watch a movie. 1st Christmas day we go and celebrate it with the entire family (aunts, uncle's etc included) and just chat, eat and have fun the entire day. And second Christmas day we do not do anything, enjoy the presents we got I guess haha. But all this is what I do, ( not religious ) many other families that are religious don't do presents and go to church as well and such. How do you celebrate it?0 votedDecember 24, 20120
- 1 daarbij is veel oude rommel de deur uitgegaan. This is a typical sentence you'd use when you're moving. It basicaly means. you were cleaning a place and there was a lot of junk, and you deciced to throw it all away. 2. "punt uit" means... no questions asked... Wat hier is gebeurd was nodig, punt uit - What happened here was necessary, no questions asked. 3. "of zo'n theorie houdt snijdt" means that he's not sure if it's plausible what he is trying to convince people. 4. "stellen" is a verb that is really difficult to translate. because if you'd look it up in the dictionary it would mean something totally different. The sentence that you described is not really a sentence that you would use in normal conversation but if I would translate it: I think that the radio is a medium that will always continue to exist. 5. The same as in question 4, if you'd look it up in the dictionary it would probably say something like: to introduce yourself. but in this case it different as well, that's why I will translate the entire sentence. It doesn't even get close in comparisment with the warm weather in Amsterdam. Ik hoop dat ik je hiermee iets heb kunnen helpen. Je Nederlands is verrassend goed, ga zo door!0 votedDecember 5, 20121
- I agree with the both of you as well! When a woman has a problem she needs a hug and a person that listens to her feelings. Although a lot of men (including me) make the obvious mistake to be rational and give answers to their problems instead of listening. Because right at that moment when she's said, they might not want to hear the truth straight away. Men want to coop with their own problems, this masculinity is less appreciated by women, because they want to help their partner rather than he takes care of his own problems. I guess woman will experience the "sharing (negative) feelings" as bonding. Men often see this as a weakness that they rather not show. So once more, I totally agree! haha0 votedNovember 27, 20121
- I guess that it's more important for some countries than others. E.g. I am from the Netherlands, a really small country with almost no minerals to export or whatsoever. So to be able to still be able to make some money we sell services and a lot of knowledge. A lot of money is invested in innovation here and we sell the ideas all around the world. Conclusion: intellectual property is really important for some counties :)0 votedNovember 20, 20124
- Working in China as a foreigner I'm curious, as a native Dutchman I'd like to start working in China after I recieving my BBA diploma. Reading on the internet that networking is the best thing to do to get a job in China, is this really true or are there any other possiblities to find a nice job/internship in China?November 19, 201270
