It may help if you define what you mean by a nanny. A live in person could cost you the same as you would earn as a teacher.
If you mean hourly paid person, finding someone with that flexibility may also be a problem.
You should also consider that many employers would not be willing to employ a single mother, finding work may be difficult. I have seen local teachers, recently married, asked to sign contracts that they won't get pregnant, I know this is not your case, but it demonstrates the employment environment.
Free shell fish will be over popular. I thought limited offers like that were stopped because of a stampede over cooking oil where three died, in 2007.
Basically, a Chongqing supermarket had 200 bottles of oil on special price. People were queuing from 4 am. When the doors opened a stampeded led to tragedy. www.scmp.com/[...]
@michael2015, good point about the possiblity of needing a mother board. Perhaps now I will go to a Huawei service agent as the thing is less than a year old.
From my own experience I can see the healthcare in the large cities has improved dramatically in the last 10 years. Not only access to newer treatments, and standards of wards, but there has been a huge government crackdown on pharmaceutical and other costs, as well as corruption within some hospitals. One of the big hospital heads in Kunming was brought to book a few years ago.
From Gansu to Qinghai: How to avoid COVID-induced travel-headaches
Posted byNice write up, and good advice for travelling with the current restrictions.
Lugu Lake airport officially opens for business
Posted by@Joming.
You use the dollar sign '$'. Do you mean US Dollars or did you mean RMB/CNY?
New strict dog regulations in 36 Kunming areas
Posted byIn both cases I guess there is a ruff translation ;-)
New strict dog regulations in 36 Kunming areas
Posted byHere is a good description of the differences between a Shepherd and a Kunming dog. dogell.com/[...]
Getting Away: Shanghai on a shoestring
Posted byIt is also nice to see that they are making some effort to encourage cycling. They were banning bikes from some areas of the city when I lived there.