OK. It is a matter of preference and you seem to chose women over food. Can't resist the exotic appeal for now.
Trust me, ppl rave on about australian girls but i am so over anglo girls; the typical anglo girl is subconsciously aware of the hierarchy of races and believes herself to be at the very top- this includes those asian girls who are assimilated into anglo culture eg american, australian society.
My experience in Europe is that continental european girls are much more grounded and less likely to dismiss an asian man as Long Duck Dong because they haven't been raised by media from a country dedicated to a "whole of society" race war against Asians.
Depend on who you work for or work with. In any case, I am surprise you mentioned the quality of life is better in Taiwan, I thought Japan quality of life would be better overall if you eliminate the overworking factor.
Oh no, i've worked and studied in taiwan and given the slower pace of life in the south of taiwan and the conservative but easygoing society, i'd say it ranks highly in terms of being pro-social and a comfortable place to raise a family. However, like in all asian societies the kids are going to be under heaps of pressure to perform well at school.
Don't know about your list but i lost my appetite for westernized Chinese food long ago. There may be a few authentic restaurants but they are far too limited. Even NY is a big disappointment. Chinese food are generally better in most of East Asia. The only western city that comes to mind with a good selection is Richmond BC. LA is also somewhat acceptable in selection of Asian cuisine.
Perhaps i am spoilt but australia with its combination of fresh produce and migrant Chinese chefs. I do agree that American Chinese food is shit compared to what you can get on the street in China and the rest of Asia. Food is "bussing" as the tiktok kids say.
Fair enough.
But my philosophy is to work on yourself, along with your business and finances first.
Then the world is your oyster.
5 years ago, I would have agreed that London has much worse Asian food than Sydney or Melbourne.
But these days, I would say London is roughly on par for food choices now.
It's mainly the effect of hordes of Chinese international students, whose parents are paying a minimum of 30K USD per year for tuition and accommodation.
Before Brexit and COVID, there were supposedly a million Polish people in the UK as well.
But I expect there will still be many in the UK afterwards.
As for Warsaw, to be honest, I found myself pretty bored after a week because there simply isn't very much happening.
Berlin is a lot better in that regard.
But don't forget about the language barrier and how frustrating it can be.
i find that the more anglophone a european nation, the more sucked into the anglocentric american propaganda machine they are; eg Norway. Totally cucked in the sense that most of the inhabitants speak english, look up to american culture and government and have a colonised peoples' love and affection for their coloniser, much as native aboriginal children of the Stolen Generation were taught to worship everything english.
Interesting thing you mentioned about the UK; i can only speak of my experience up til 2019; i found the UK to be the more China friendly out of the anglosphere. Perhaps the distance of the UK to China, and the business ties made the english more accepting of Chinese. Perhaps all of that has now changed with the Anglos' Race War against China.
My thinking is either france or germany given that they are less exposed to the toxicity of anglophone media and its subliminal anti asian messaging.
I would advise against Poland, it is a very conservative country not accustomed to non-white immigrants (read: xenophobic) and they are in general very sympathetic to the USA and are very keen to be seen as a good ally.
ugh, another norway in the making.