"still not that hard. all you need to do is translate your countries drivers license and get it stamped, then take it to the traffic department, do the paper work, do the test and get your LEGAL license. All in all it took me about 9 days from the…"
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Sebastian replied to Martin L's discussion Chinese drivers license for doreigners"The tests are not the same around China. I think roughly 2/3 are the same, Shenzhen has some questions that other provinces don't have and especially the penalties are completely different and change all the time."
EK replied to Martin L's discussion Chinese drivers license for doreigners"Doesn't surprise me anymore, yes it is still shocking, but hey WTF, welcome to China!
Here we create problems for solutions, in the West, we find solutions for problems! :-)"
Mike replied to Martin L's discussion Chinese drivers license for doreigners"There is an iPhone/android app called China Drive. It's basically a study guide for the test. "
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Y me encanta hablar castellano.
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Hometown: Biarritz, La Cote des Basques.
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Rugby game ; The spirit of a Derby
Posted on April 17, 2012 at 6:09am 0 Comments 0 Likes
A Derby is played face to face on the field and side by side on the stadium. It’s the specificity of these so particular matches, which set the fans of the two sides ablaze, weeks before the match until the 80 minutes on the field.
It's a game that kind of mix "I love you with I hate you", made of verbal spears and schoolboy jokes, nowadays even through SMS or via social media. A game that feeds the conversations around the family table or zinc in the bar for hours. The day of the…
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