why i left china

I left China for many reasons. I had been a resident of Shanghai for three years, and while I loved my time there, it was time to move on. This is my account of what motivated me to leave China and the lessons I learned from living abroad.

I had been in China for three years when I was ready to move on. There were many reasons that led me to leave, and these are my thoughts about what motivated the decision and lessons learned from living abroad.

Thesis: The key factors motivating an American expat’s decision to leave China are personal relationships, lifestyle changes, and a desire for new experiences.

It may seem obvious why one would want to live in another country – but there are lots of different reasons people might do so as well! In this post we’ll explore some of them by reflecting on our own experience with leaving Shanghai after three years as an American expat. We hope you’ll

I’m an American expat who is leaving China after five years. I’d like to share my reasons for moving back home and how you can make the transition easier on yourself, your family and friends.

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Short Form Content: An American Expat’s Perspective Leaving China (1200 words)

An American expatriate shares her perspective about leaving Shanghai and offers some advice for those who are considering making a similar decision, including how you can make the transition easier for yourself, your family and friends. She also shares what she misses about living in China versus going back home to America with its less restrictive society.

– Short form content is 1200 words long and offers a short summary about the expat’s decision to leave China, including her thoughts on what it was like to live in Shanghai versus going back home with its less restrictive society. The blog post also provides some advice for those who are considering making similar decisions. She shares what she misses most from living in China as well as her final thoughts before leaving behind this beautiful country that has given so much to her over the past six years. __-__

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An American Expat’s Perspective on Leaving China

I’m not sure that everyone will agree with my decision to leave China, but it was something that I felt deep in my heart and mind. During these past six years living here, there have been many times when I’ve craved a less stressful society, like America or Canada for example. This feeling has increased steadily over time as Shanghai became more crowded with people and pollution while government regulations seemed to get more and more strict.

I’m not sure that everyone will agree with my decision to leave China, but it was something that I felt deep in my heart and mind. During these past six years living here, there have been many times when I’ve craved a less stressful society, like America or Canada for example. This feeling has increased steadily over time as Shanghai became more crowded with people and pollution while government regulations seemed to get more and more strict. ­– __ __ _ | As much as I loved being able to explore the different parts of this country on an almost daily basis–especially during the early days before most foreigners knew which Chinese cities had good quality air filters available–eventually life began weighing me down.

In the end, I decided it was time to move on and find other adventures. There are so many things I will miss about China however–the food is amazing, the people can be very kind-hearted when they’re not being too cynical (sarcasm doesn’t translate well), there’s an immense love of culture here that we don’t see in America or Canada, and I could go on. ­–__ __ _ | When you come back for visits though, you’ll always have a place to stay with me! We’ve got plenty of room here at our apartment complex as long as your travel buddy isn’t allergic to cats 😸🐱

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An American Expat’s Perspective on Leaving China Why I Left China — In the end, I decided it was time to move on and find other adventures. There are so many things I will miss about China however–the food is amazing, the people can be very kind-hearted when they’re not being too cynical (sarcasm doesn’t translate well), there’s an immense love of culture here that we don’t see in America or Canada, and I could go on. ­­_

What I’m most excited about is coming back to Canada and being able to walk around without feeling like a foreigner. Sometimes, when you’re living in an expat community it’s easy to forget that there are people who don’t have the same perspective on life as we do. It feels natural after so long–I feel at home here now for some reason even though I haven’t been away from my hometown this long since before college! ­__

In any case, China has given me many opportunities that were otherwise closed off to someone with just Canadian work experience or citizenship (especially if they weren’t willing to move abroad). But eventually all good things come to an end and it was time for me. __

It’s been a lot of fun and I’ve learned so much, but it’s time to go home. __

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The post is about why the author left China. It starts out by stating that they are excited for their return to Canada because it will be like coming back to your hometown again after living abroad for too long–you start feeling at home there even if you’re not from there originally. They then talk about how China has given them many opportunities that were otherwise closed off due to nationality or citizenship (especially when moving outside of the country). However, all good things must come an end eventually–it was time for this writer to leave China behind and return home. The blog ends with explaining what they are excited for when they return to Canada, the things that will be different and how much they have learned. The post is about why the author left China. It starts out by stating that they are excited for their return to Canada because it will be like coming back to your hometown again after living abroad for too long–you start feeling at home there even if you’re not from there originally. They then talk about how China has given them many opportunities that were otherwise closed off due to nationality or citizenship (especially when moving outside of the country). However, all good things must come an end eventually–it was time for this writer to leave China behind and return home. The blog ends with explaining what they are excited for when they return