China is one of world's most expensive places to raise children - Report

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• zilong 1 year ago

  As a Chinese father, because we are responsible for the next generation of children, we let our children not only learn knowledge in school, but also let them learn a variety of knowledge. My children have participated in spe ...
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  As a Chinese father, because we are responsible for the next generation of children, we let our children not only learn knowledge in school, but also let them learn a variety of knowledge. My children have participated in speech, English, Chinese martial arts, art, etc. Multi-faceted training, you know, these trainings are outside the school and cost a lot of money. This is also the reason why China can quickly widen the gap with other countries. It attaches great importance to education. Even in order to enroll my children in a better primary school, I bought a house worth about 1,500,000ghs near the primary school.

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• zilong 1 year ago

  而我的还在现在才仅仅8岁

  而我的还在现在才仅仅8岁

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• Yaw 1 year ago

  That is interesting to hear! If I may ask, would you say the Chinese community in Ghana is well integrated with he natives? To what extent to Chinese consider themselves Ghanaians? Pardon me, I am interested in learning about ...
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  That is interesting to hear! If I may ask, would you say the Chinese community in Ghana is well integrated with he natives? To what extent to Chinese consider themselves Ghanaians? Pardon me, I am interested in learning about diaspora groups in Ghana!

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• zilong 1 year ago

  Chinese people have a strong sense of national belonging, which does not change due to changes in the country of residence or nationality. Even in European and American countries, people who have acquired the nationality of ...
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  Chinese people have a strong sense of national belonging, which does not change due to changes in the country of residence or nationality. Even in European and American countries, people who have acquired the nationality of other countries will still consider themselves Chinese.

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• Yaw 1 year ago

  Ooooh, I see! I hope the Chinese community can be able to retain their identity, while also adopting Ghana as their home! I know that in many countries, the second generation of Chinese often adopts the new country as their o ...
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  Ooooh, I see! I hope the Chinese community can be able to retain their identity, while also adopting Ghana as their home! I know that in many countries, the second generation of Chinese often adopts the new country as their own. Is it same for children born or largely raised in Ghana?

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