Comments on: One Year in China - A Look Back http://www.carlpei.com/one-year-in-china-a-look-back/ on my way to legendary. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 05:25:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Andrew Rouhafzai http://www.carlpei.com/one-year-in-china-a-look-back/#comment-5071 Andrew Rouhafzai Wed, 20 Aug 2008 22:02:07 +0000 http://www.carlpei.com/one-year-in-china-a-look-back/#comment-5071 hahahaa, i was stumbling at work and came across your blog again dude, small internet. i hit this post http://www.carlpei.com/funny-life-lessons/ hope your doing well, AR hahahaa, i was stumbling at work and came across your blog again dude, small internet.

i hit this post

http://www.carlpei.com/funny-life-lessons/

hope your doing well,

AR

]]> By: Carl Pei http://www.carlpei.com/one-year-in-china-a-look-back/#comment-4918 Carl Pei Sat, 12 Jul 2008 20:44:19 +0000 http://www.carlpei.com/one-year-in-china-a-look-back/#comment-4918 Thanks for your comment. With this post frequency, I didn't think anyone was reading anymore. :lol: I'm actually still here. It's really not that hard to survive in China. In this town, the average salary is around 2000 RMB (that's $300) a month. Also, remember China is the factory of the world, so surviving is really a piece of cake. Thanks for your comment. With this post frequency, I didn’t think anyone was reading anymore. :lol:

I’m actually still here. It’s really not that hard to survive in China. In this town, the average salary is around 2000 RMB (that’s $300) a month. Also, remember China is the factory of the world, so surviving is really a piece of cake.

]]> By: Rajab http://www.carlpei.com/one-year-in-china-a-look-back/#comment-4872 Rajab Fri, 04 Jul 2008 19:09:05 +0000 http://www.carlpei.com/one-year-in-china-a-look-back/#comment-4872 Carl, I have been subscribed to your RSS feed for sometime and have always read your posts (to be honest, the personal ones) and I'm glad that you are doing fine. I'm up to something similar and it seems though that we share a similar mentality. However, I've got a questions and which I'm hesitating to ask: how did you support yourself (financially) during that long period? I'm sorry if that is too personal, but I'm wondering about how you stayed in another country. Rajab Carl, I have been subscribed to your RSS feed for sometime and have always read your posts (to be honest, the personal ones) and I’m glad that you are doing fine.

I’m up to something similar and it seems though that we share a similar mentality. However, I’ve got a questions and which I’m hesitating to ask: how did you support yourself (financially) during that long period?

I’m sorry if that is too personal, but I’m wondering about how you stayed in another country.

Rajab

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