[stickycarnival]

this is in relation to asians who are born abroad, like british born chinese americian born blah blah or people who moved abroad do u ever plan to move back to your native country?

[BigBang<3]

im chinese born canadian
moving back to my home country?
hm.. i would but i can't really speak chinese that well
so i don't know how well i'd adapt there
but i have to say that going back frequently on vacation would be awesome

maybe in the future when i get a good job, i'll go back for the long run
that would probably be the only time

[aval-zo]

I don't have an official native country....lol, but I get what you mean.

Nah, I don't think I'll ever move back to live in Laos/Thailand...in the mountain. Not that I'm degrading those that live there, but I've been brought up like a princess w/ the technology advancement and all these things I take for granted.

Perhaps visit, but not long-term stay.

[iPandaBear]

Nah.
I'm too used to living in the U.S.

[miki_chan]

Nah D:
I mean I'll go back there for like a holiday but not for like a really long stay D:

[skeezeee]

O_O US>VN ;D.. I love visiting, but I think I'd die if i were to live there ..

[Cobalt]

If it ever gets a HDI of over 0.9.. then maybe.

[x__h a ll e n`]

I would like to visit, but I wouldn't actually move back ...

[Davichi]

I might. I still have a lot of family back in Korea and Korea is pretty industrialized.

[PDURRR]

eh probably not unless something amazing happens where its so much better to move there

and it's not really my native country, since i was born and raised here

[tofu plushie]

Maybe to visit for fun and experience but, never move back there. I can't speak or read Chinese very well and it would be difficult for me because of the cultural difference.

[bb51]

NO WAY! To me, Australia is my native country... But i would visit China/Russia, never would i live there for a long period of time.

[trankimuyen]

I'm Vietnamese but was born in Canada, and no I don't think I would want to move back to Vietnam.
I'd like to go there for like a year of school or 6 months but I just can't get used to the heat and how behind they are with technology.

[sub.lime]

Nope. I like it here with all my friends <3. I'd visit often, but not move back.

[Fifi]

I'm too used to Australia to even live overseas for a long time. I'd only go for holidays or visit relatives though Too bad I'm not going anywhere these holidays...3.5 months wahhh.

[witchery]

Definitely not...I've always said that China is good for visiting/holiday trip, but not for permanent residence =X

[Senorita_]

I'm born in Hong Kong but moved to Australia when I was a baby. I lack in Cantonese - I can speak it, but my reading and writing's bad >0< I don't think I will move back to Hong Kong, though I might go for holidays.

[damyoungji]

I am a Canadian born Chinese.

Will I ever move back to my home country? I don't know. I guess I will have to answer that another time since I have never been to Asia before =)

It will be difficult move though. I prefer the cold over the heat, and I do not know how to read or write. I have an accent when I speak, too.

My vocabulary is worse than a kindergarten T.T

[arianna90]

i am australian born filipino/korean.omg. haha. if i ever move to either korea or the phillipines, ill have a major problem communicating. but i love long visits!!!!!!!!!! i<3 sydney okay. LOL.

[luvinkhero]

^ YEAH SYDNEY
im thai born in Australia, i like thailand
awesome for holidays =)
i like Sydney, use to it already xD
so i wouldn't want to move ekekke