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Tangshan Normal University
Video of Tangshan Normal University in Tangshan, Hebei, China
Official website of TSNU please visit: https://www.tstc.edu.cn/
TSNU Job opportunities please visit https://www.chinauniversityjobs.com/
版权归属:唐山师范学院外国语学院
学校视频主页:https://space.bilibili.com/1680386582
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published: 09 Nov 2022
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Life in China: Demystifying Tangshan
In this video, English teacher, Katheryn, know to many as Kat, gives us a glimpse into her life as an EF teacher in Tangshan, China.
Passionate about her job, teaching English abroad to Kids & Teens, Kat is dedicated to the kids she teaches at EF. She's always having fun in the classroom, making learning enjoyable for her energetic students!
In addition to teaching English, Kat makes time for fitness, travel and delicious food, and of course, the amazing friends she's met from all over the world, who've become family. In this video she shares what life is really like as an English teacher in Tangshan, China, and helping to demystify the lesser-known Chinese city.
Tangshan is a city known for its historical significance and culture. Located close to the coast, it is a unique place with...
published: 13 Mar 2019
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Tangshan, Hebei Province, dedicated to the newly built city. 唐山市 (7717000)
Tangshan is a frontier, city-level industrial center in the northern part of Hebei. It is located in the northern part of Hebei Province and the northeastern part of North China Plain.The city has also become known for the 1976 Tangshan earthquake which measured 7.8 on the Richter scale.
published: 27 Dec 2022
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9 arrested over fierce attack on women in Tangshan
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Nine people were arrested after viciously beating a group of women in northern China’s Tangshan. The group of women was fiercely attacked after one of them was harassed by a man and rejected him. Two of the women required hospital treatment.
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published: 14 Jun 2022
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Chinese Work Safety Video
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published: 23 Dec 2022
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‘Please just go’: Chinese tourists asked to leave Osaka restaurant
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Two Chinese women claimed they were driven out of a restaurant in Osaka, Japan, because of discrimination against Chinese tourists. But according to the restaurant, the women were at fault. The restaurant claimed they stayed at their table even after their 90-minute time limit was over, and threw cs on the ground.
published: 11 Jun 2018
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Chinese woman bites subway passenger ‘over marriage problems’
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A woman bit a stranger on a subway train in the southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing. She also licked blood from the ground and tore her clothes off. The police said that she had been experiencing “relationship problems with her husband”.
published: 22 Jul 2018
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The Horrific Life of a Chinese Worker
China's 996 work culture is pretty extreme. Start work at 9am. End work at 9pm. 6 days per week. And while China has technically banned this brutal 996 working culture, it's still alive and well - for some very specific reasons.
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published: 27 Oct 2022
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Hot Soup Thrower Arrested
Thirty-one-year-old Amanda Martinez was arrested Wednesday, charged with a Class A misdemeanor, assault causing bodily injury, according to Bell County Sheriff's Department. Restaurant manager Janelle “Nelly” Broland says she had nose bleeds after Martinez allegedly threw soup in her face. Thankfully, the hot soup had cooled down, but Broland says the experience was still painful. If convicted, Martinez faces up to a year in jail and a fine of up to $4,000.
published: 18 Nov 2021
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After female diners assaulted, police put on massive show in Tangshan/Are the 4 girls alive or not?
Tangshan, a city in northern China, has recently captured people’s attention as it may now be the safest city in China.
Look at the number of police cars going through the city with great fanfare. Residents probably don’t even realize that there are so many police vehicles in their city. At outdoor food stalls, police officers stand attentively in a line to watch over the patrons, and the leader even calls out to the patrons with a loudspeaker. Unfortunately, Chinese people aren't impressed. One comment reads, " One hooligan down, a thousand hooligans up to flaunt their power."
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published: 22 Jun 2022
2:30
Tangshan Normal University
Video of Tangshan Normal University in Tangshan, Hebei, China
Official website of TSNU please visit: https://www.tstc.edu.cn/
TSNU Job opportunities please vis...
Video of Tangshan Normal University in Tangshan, Hebei, China
Official website of TSNU please visit: https://www.tstc.edu.cn/
TSNU Job opportunities please visit https://www.chinauniversityjobs.com/
版权归属:唐山师范学院外国语学院
学校视频主页:https://space.bilibili.com/1680386582
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Video of Tangshan Normal University in Tangshan, Hebei, China
Official website of TSNU please visit: https://www.tstc.edu.cn/
TSNU Job opportunities please visit https://www.chinauniversityjobs.com/
版权归属:唐山师范学院外国语学院
学校视频主页:https://space.bilibili.com/1680386582
来源:Bilibili视频。若有来源标注错误或侵犯了您的合法权益,请作者持权属证明与本网联系,我们将及时更正、删除,谢谢。
- published: 09 Nov 2022
- views: 208
3:23
Life in China: Demystifying Tangshan
In this video, English teacher, Katheryn, know to many as Kat, gives us a glimpse into her life as an EF teacher in Tangshan, China.
Passionate about her job,...
In this video, English teacher, Katheryn, know to many as Kat, gives us a glimpse into her life as an EF teacher in Tangshan, China.
Passionate about her job, teaching English abroad to Kids & Teens, Kat is dedicated to the kids she teaches at EF. She's always having fun in the classroom, making learning enjoyable for her energetic students!
In addition to teaching English, Kat makes time for fitness, travel and delicious food, and of course, the amazing friends she's met from all over the world, who've become family. In this video she shares what life is really like as an English teacher in Tangshan, China, and helping to demystify the lesser-known Chinese city.
Tangshan is a city known for its historical significance and culture. Located close to the coast, it is a unique place with sea and land influences.
There are many beautiful parks in the city and larger scenic areas like the Great Wall are close by. Other sites like the Jingjue Temple, Thousand Buddha Mountains and South Lake Park are worth exploring.
Lifestyle amenities are similar to that of modern cities around the world. Cinemas, restaurants, spas, bowling alleys, football fields, badminton courts & gyms are all available. In addition, there are many bars and KTV parlors for people to relax and spend free time.
Tangshan has undergone a lot of development in the past ten years and therefore the housing is in modern comfortable apartments. The restaurant scene is varied with everything from traditional Chinese dining rooms to western fast food available.
Teaching English at our kids and teens schools will allow you to grow professionally and embrace the energetic spirit of young learners. You will love getting to know your students because they are fully engaged, playful and eager to learn. Kids at English First are considered part of our Small Star and High Flyer levels, while teens are classified as either Trailblazers or Front Runners. Each course has levels and coursebooks to accompany their level and stage.
Ready to start your life in China? Click here to learn more: http://www.englishfirst.com/learnmore.
If you are looking to start a new adventure, then watch the video to learn more about working abroad. Kat shows you her life in China and you can gain some insight into what it’s like to teach in China. Make sure you subscribe to the EF’s YouTube channel so that you can stay up to date with any changes, as well as learn more about living and working in China.
It doesn’t matter if you’re starting a teaching career with EF, taking a gap year, career break or just figuring things out after graduation. We’re here to help you start meaningful work overseas, and take the stress out of moving abroad. Today, thousands of teachers just like you have taken the leap and have started to make an impact on both their students’ lives and their own.
Teach kids in China and enjoy a fun and rewarding experience that you will never forget. As a teacher, you will get the opportunity to make an impact on both your students’ lives and your own. With over 300 schools in over 60 cities to choose from, you can teach, travel and enjoy an awesome new job overseas.
You don’t need prior teaching experience to teach kids in China with EF. You just need to be willing to learn and we’ll help with the rest. If you apply now for a position at one of our kids and teens schools outside of Shanghai, we’ll even pay for your flight to China. Speak to a recruiter for more details.
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Looking for something new? EF English First is looking for amazing English teachers to teach English in China. We have vacancies all year round, no experience is necessary (but experience is valued and rewarded). We will support you from interview to arrival in our schools providing all the correct legal paperwork.
Join a supportive community of EF staff and teachers from day one. We’re here to provide the support you need every step of the way, from preparing your legal work visa to airport pickup. Learn how to order food in Chinese with our free language classes or attend a company sponsored social or cultural event. There’s so much to experience living abroad and you’ll experience it to the fullest with EF.
Learn more by visiting our website or connecting with us on social media:
Website ► http://www.englishfirst.com/learnmore
LinkedIn ►http://www.linkedin.com/company/ef-english-first
Facebook ►https://facebook.com/efworkabroad
https://wn.com/Life_In_China_Demystifying_Tangshan
In this video, English teacher, Katheryn, know to many as Kat, gives us a glimpse into her life as an EF teacher in Tangshan, China.
Passionate about her job, teaching English abroad to Kids & Teens, Kat is dedicated to the kids she teaches at EF. She's always having fun in the classroom, making learning enjoyable for her energetic students!
In addition to teaching English, Kat makes time for fitness, travel and delicious food, and of course, the amazing friends she's met from all over the world, who've become family. In this video she shares what life is really like as an English teacher in Tangshan, China, and helping to demystify the lesser-known Chinese city.
Tangshan is a city known for its historical significance and culture. Located close to the coast, it is a unique place with sea and land influences.
There are many beautiful parks in the city and larger scenic areas like the Great Wall are close by. Other sites like the Jingjue Temple, Thousand Buddha Mountains and South Lake Park are worth exploring.
Lifestyle amenities are similar to that of modern cities around the world. Cinemas, restaurants, spas, bowling alleys, football fields, badminton courts & gyms are all available. In addition, there are many bars and KTV parlors for people to relax and spend free time.
Tangshan has undergone a lot of development in the past ten years and therefore the housing is in modern comfortable apartments. The restaurant scene is varied with everything from traditional Chinese dining rooms to western fast food available.
Teaching English at our kids and teens schools will allow you to grow professionally and embrace the energetic spirit of young learners. You will love getting to know your students because they are fully engaged, playful and eager to learn. Kids at English First are considered part of our Small Star and High Flyer levels, while teens are classified as either Trailblazers or Front Runners. Each course has levels and coursebooks to accompany their level and stage.
Ready to start your life in China? Click here to learn more: http://www.englishfirst.com/learnmore.
If you are looking to start a new adventure, then watch the video to learn more about working abroad. Kat shows you her life in China and you can gain some insight into what it’s like to teach in China. Make sure you subscribe to the EF’s YouTube channel so that you can stay up to date with any changes, as well as learn more about living and working in China.
It doesn’t matter if you’re starting a teaching career with EF, taking a gap year, career break or just figuring things out after graduation. We’re here to help you start meaningful work overseas, and take the stress out of moving abroad. Today, thousands of teachers just like you have taken the leap and have started to make an impact on both their students’ lives and their own.
Teach kids in China and enjoy a fun and rewarding experience that you will never forget. As a teacher, you will get the opportunity to make an impact on both your students’ lives and your own. With over 300 schools in over 60 cities to choose from, you can teach, travel and enjoy an awesome new job overseas.
You don’t need prior teaching experience to teach kids in China with EF. You just need to be willing to learn and we’ll help with the rest. If you apply now for a position at one of our kids and teens schools outside of Shanghai, we’ll even pay for your flight to China. Speak to a recruiter for more details.
_________________________________________________________________
Looking for something new? EF English First is looking for amazing English teachers to teach English in China. We have vacancies all year round, no experience is necessary (but experience is valued and rewarded). We will support you from interview to arrival in our schools providing all the correct legal paperwork.
Join a supportive community of EF staff and teachers from day one. We’re here to provide the support you need every step of the way, from preparing your legal work visa to airport pickup. Learn how to order food in Chinese with our free language classes or attend a company sponsored social or cultural event. There’s so much to experience living abroad and you’ll experience it to the fullest with EF.
Learn more by visiting our website or connecting with us on social media:
Website ► http://www.englishfirst.com/learnmore
LinkedIn ►http://www.linkedin.com/company/ef-english-first
Facebook ►https://facebook.com/efworkabroad
- published: 13 Mar 2019
- views: 1766
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Tangshan, Hebei Province, dedicated to the newly built city. 唐山市 (7717000)
Tangshan is a frontier, city-level industrial center in the northern part of Hebei. It is located in the northern part of Hebei Province and the northeastern pa...
Tangshan is a frontier, city-level industrial center in the northern part of Hebei. It is located in the northern part of Hebei Province and the northeastern part of North China Plain.The city has also become known for the 1976 Tangshan earthquake which measured 7.8 on the Richter scale.
https://wn.com/Tangshan,_Hebei_Province,_Dedicated_To_The_Newly_Built_City._唐山市_(7717000)
Tangshan is a frontier, city-level industrial center in the northern part of Hebei. It is located in the northern part of Hebei Province and the northeastern part of North China Plain.The city has also become known for the 1976 Tangshan earthquake which measured 7.8 on the Richter scale.
- published: 27 Dec 2022
- views: 1766
1:44
9 arrested over fierce attack on women in Tangshan
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Nine people were arrested after viciously beating a group of women in northern...
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Nine people were arrested after viciously beating a group of women in northern China’s Tangshan. The group of women was fiercely attacked after one of them was harassed by a man and rejected him. Two of the women required hospital treatment.
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Nine people were arrested after viciously beating a group of women in northern China’s Tangshan. The group of women was fiercely attacked after one of them was harassed by a man and rejected him. Two of the women required hospital treatment.
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- published: 14 Jun 2022
- views: 91141
1:49
‘Please just go’: Chinese tourists asked to leave Osaka restaurant
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Two Chinese women claimed they were driven out of a restaurant in Osaka, Japan,...
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Two Chinese women claimed they were driven out of a restaurant in Osaka, Japan, because of discrimination against Chinese tourists. But according to the restaurant, the women were at fault. The restaurant claimed they stayed at their table even after their 90-minute time limit was over, and threw cs on the ground.
https://wn.com/‘Please_Just_Go’_Chinese_Tourists_Asked_To_Leave_Osaka_Restaurant
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Two Chinese women claimed they were driven out of a restaurant in Osaka, Japan, because of discrimination against Chinese tourists. But according to the restaurant, the women were at fault. The restaurant claimed they stayed at their table even after their 90-minute time limit was over, and threw cs on the ground.
- published: 11 Jun 2018
- views: 5384708
0:54
Chinese woman bites subway passenger ‘over marriage problems’
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A woman bit a stranger on a subway train in the southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing. She also l...
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A woman bit a stranger on a subway train in the southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing. She also licked blood from the ground and tore her clothes off. The police said that she had been experiencing “relationship problems with her husband”.
https://wn.com/Chinese_Woman_Bites_Subway_Passenger_‘Over_Marriage_Problems’
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A woman bit a stranger on a subway train in the southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing. She also licked blood from the ground and tore her clothes off. The police said that she had been experiencing “relationship problems with her husband”.
- published: 22 Jul 2018
- views: 447271
20:20
The Horrific Life of a Chinese Worker
China's 996 work culture is pretty extreme. Start work at 9am. End work at 9pm. 6 days per week. And while China has technically banned this brutal 996 working ...
China's 996 work culture is pretty extreme. Start work at 9am. End work at 9pm. 6 days per week. And while China has technically banned this brutal 996 working culture, it's still alive and well - for some very specific reasons.
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Are you curious about the 996 work culture in China and why it leads to such a high mortality rate among Chinese workers? In this video, we explore the root causes of the 996 culture and its impact on the health and well-being of Chinese workers. From long working hours to lack of workplace protections, we delve into the factors that contribute to this disturbing trend. We also discuss potential solutions and what can be done to improve the situation for Chinese workers. Don't miss this informative and eye-opening video about the harsh realities of the 996 work culture in China and the importance of addressing this issue.
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China's 996 work culture is pretty extreme. Start work at 9am. End work at 9pm. 6 days per week. And while China has technically banned this brutal 996 working culture, it's still alive and well - for some very specific reasons.
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Are you curious about the 996 work culture in China and why it leads to such a high mortality rate among Chinese workers? In this video, we explore the root causes of the 996 culture and its impact on the health and well-being of Chinese workers. From long working hours to lack of workplace protections, we delve into the factors that contribute to this disturbing trend. We also discuss potential solutions and what can be done to improve the situation for Chinese workers. Don't miss this informative and eye-opening video about the harsh realities of the 996 work culture in China and the importance of addressing this issue.
Want to learn more about current events in China? Check out some of my favorite books on the subject (affiliate links):
- Principles for Dealing With the Changing World Order: https://amzn.to/3hO4A6a
- Why Nations Fail: https://amzn.to/3UJFwvE
- Chip War: The Quest to Dominate the World's Most Critical Technology: https://amzn.to/3ObGfTQ
You can also listen to these books on Audible. Right now, for a limited time, you can get your first 4 months of Audible 60% off (just $5.95 per month!): https://amzn.to/3EfGIzY
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- published: 27 Oct 2022
- views: 142587
1:46
Hot Soup Thrower Arrested
Thirty-one-year-old Amanda Martinez was arrested Wednesday, charged with a Class A misdemeanor, assault causing bodily injury, according to Bell County Sheriff'...
Thirty-one-year-old Amanda Martinez was arrested Wednesday, charged with a Class A misdemeanor, assault causing bodily injury, according to Bell County Sheriff's Department. Restaurant manager Janelle “Nelly” Broland says she had nose bleeds after Martinez allegedly threw soup in her face. Thankfully, the hot soup had cooled down, but Broland says the experience was still painful. If convicted, Martinez faces up to a year in jail and a fine of up to $4,000.
https://wn.com/Hot_Soup_Thrower_Arrested
Thirty-one-year-old Amanda Martinez was arrested Wednesday, charged with a Class A misdemeanor, assault causing bodily injury, according to Bell County Sheriff's Department. Restaurant manager Janelle “Nelly” Broland says she had nose bleeds after Martinez allegedly threw soup in her face. Thankfully, the hot soup had cooled down, but Broland says the experience was still painful. If convicted, Martinez faces up to a year in jail and a fine of up to $4,000.
- published: 18 Nov 2021
- views: 4181954
16:12
After female diners assaulted, police put on massive show in Tangshan/Are the 4 girls alive or not?
Tangshan, a city in northern China, has recently captured people’s attention as it may now be the safest city in China.
Look at the number of police cars going ...
Tangshan, a city in northern China, has recently captured people’s attention as it may now be the safest city in China.
Look at the number of police cars going through the city with great fanfare. Residents probably don’t even realize that there are so many police vehicles in their city. At outdoor food stalls, police officers stand attentively in a line to watch over the patrons, and the leader even calls out to the patrons with a loudspeaker. Unfortunately, Chinese people aren't impressed. One comment reads, " One hooligan down, a thousand hooligans up to flaunt their power."
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Tangshan, a city in northern China, has recently captured people’s attention as it may now be the safest city in China.
Look at the number of police cars going through the city with great fanfare. Residents probably don’t even realize that there are so many police vehicles in their city. At outdoor food stalls, police officers stand attentively in a line to watch over the patrons, and the leader even calls out to the patrons with a loudspeaker. Unfortunately, Chinese people aren't impressed. One comment reads, " One hooligan down, a thousand hooligans up to flaunt their power."
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- published: 22 Jun 2022
- views: 612014