Comments on: Beijing University Graduates’ Miserable Living Conditions

By: Justin

Justin — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 02:39:57 +0000

Making spelling errors when typing comments online or in chat rooms or emails isn’t always necessarily indicative of low education. It would be one thing if it were your doctoral thesis. I’m sure the poster didn’t confuse the two words he was probably just thinking one and typed the other, which can happen to everyone when using a homophone and not proofreading what you type — even to me and I have a college education and write/edit professionally.

So Jesus guys, grow the fuck up already. It’s easy to write “it’s” when you mean “its” and you’re not necessarily stupid if you write “you’re” when you mean “your.”

By: MichaelO

MichaelO — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 01:58:16 +0000

a typo is where your fingers press the wrong keys. ‘sight’ is a spelling mistake and indicative of low education.

hth

By: Li Li

Li Li — Wed, 15 Sep 2010 17:34:13 +0000

It’s the same everywhere, signals of an overcrowded planet with few niches to fit a new generation. I suggest we make our own place in the society. You complain about a village of 100 000 university grads in Beijing, I say it sounds a lot like a new silicon valley if your education is worth anything. Sure, it’s hard to be creative and start cooperating and building your own (small, but hopefully growing) enterprises when you do long shifts in the inner city with 1-2 hours pendling. I am myself struggling with school and work and most mornings have a deathwish before coffee. But I also know that a degree alone won’t qualify anyone for a pre-set, easy life these days. Develop a broad range of skills and keep your antennas up for chances to apply them. Wherever there’s a fault in your environment, there’s a chance to fix it and earn some while doing it. I may sound overly optimistic but you may want to look at your current housing situation as a starting point. Start renowating and maintenance services, or even further, independent housing cooperatives. And you might want to rethink the delusion that you must own a house/apartment before you can establish an adult life. Many european countries for instance have most of their populations renting homes and instead investing savings in something else. No need to put all your RMB in one basket.

By: alena

alena — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 05:41:16 +0000

this is so sad
i have never gone through these conditions because my parents moved to america so i wouldn’t have to go through this

By: Bossofalltime

Bossofalltime — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 03:07:08 +0000

LOL..atta boy. hope u hav a fantastic time wif ur dysfunctional dick. :D feel sorry for ya. bro :S
btw. F.U.C.K is the proper way to spell ur name =D
sorry for making this mean comment..srslly i dont show any compassion to ppl who hav tiny limp cock :D