I ended up removing it in only 5 hours because there were so many requests. Apparently listing that I was American made everyone jump for the English. I set up two meetings, met four people, and turned down a bunch of others. So far so good. And what a great idea! Here's a pic with some of the folks and the food. One day I met two guys, and the other day I met two girls.

Both times I pulled in other friends and we had 4-5 people eating together. I wish we could do this type of thing in the States, but no one would trust each other enough to meet strangers like this in a big city. Just shows how safe China is...
One last picture- I have the most adorable Korean classmates. They took me out the other night for Korean BBQ. We sat outside on tiny little stools and cooked the meat over coals. VERY yummy, and very good company.

Hi Stephanie
ReplyDeleteI am Jasmine, a Singaporean undergraduate who will be going to China next year for internship (Jan to June). I happened to chance upon your blog while searching for possible companies to intern at.
Currently, I have applied for Coke (thru my sch) and some other companies but was thinking of self-sourcing. Do you have any companies you could recommend? Like how is the experience at the company you're interning in right now?
Anws, your blog loos great and it seems like you're having a ball! I cant wait for my own internship too! (:
p/s: Pls reply to my email directly! tinkylee@hotmail.com. And how did you arrive at ur 'chinese' name xiaofen? it's a nice name though... you chose it yourself?
Love
Jasmine