Frollo
Chinese expat in Sweden
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Registration: 17 May 2016
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Are you happy in Sweden? by Priscilla
Hello everyone! According to the 2016 UN World Happiness Survey, Denmark, Switzerland and Iceland are the happiest countries on earth. How about you? Are you happy in Sweden? Do you feel happier today in your host country than before in your ...
Hell no. Read More
Are you happy in Sweden? by Priscilla
Hello everyone! According to the 2016 UN World Happiness Survey, Denmark, Switzerland and Iceland are the happiest countries on earth. How about you? Are you happy in Sweden? Do you feel happier today in your host country than before in your ...
Well said man. I wanna be at your standup show. :) Read More
How racist and xenophobic is Sweden? by kbelial
I've heard some controversial things about Sweden - it's either praised as a very liberal/welcoming country OR as racist and xenophobic. There's one article from TheGuardian("Sweden - the country where racism is just a joke"). ...
Thanks for the compliment. :) Read More
New members of the Sweden forum, introduce yourself here 2016 by Julien
Hi all, Newbie on the Sweden forum? Dont know how to start? This thread is for you ;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on ...
Hey, fellow expats, My name is Chuck. I come from China and has been in Gothenburg for about three years. Prior to that, I was in the US for a period of time for my education. And now I'm in Chalmers for some academic project. I'm a mixture ... Read More
How racist and xenophobic is Sweden? by kbelial
I've heard some controversial things about Sweden - it's either praised as a very liberal/welcoming country OR as racist and xenophobic. There's one article from TheGuardian("Sweden - the country where racism is just a joke"). ...
Racism there is, though it's not necessarily intentional. Swedes rely too much on the system, so they're lack of real life experiences as a common ground to understand anyone outside Scandinavian countries. It also follows that Swedes could ... Read More