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Mike
Actor from Syria
"Yiwu is a land of opportunity and a home away from home for me," said Mike, "The longer I live in the city, the more I feel like it's where I belong."
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Barrada
Guitarist from Columbia
"The thing I love the most about Yiwu is its inclusiveness,” said Barrada. “I often go to parks and chat with locals and expats in Chinese, English, and Spanish."
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Julian
Entrepreneur from Brazil
"In Yiwu, I created my personal brand HS Gypsy Style, as the city boasts a huge market for clothing, jewelry, and fashion items," said Julian.
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Zhanna
HR from Russia
"Yiwu is a not a big city like Beijing or Shanghai," said Zhanna."But the city has the world's top trade market and offers a good many jobs for expats."
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Nadiya
Teacher from Ukraine
"Many students in Yiwu can speak English, making it easy for me to communicate with them and teach music," said Nadiya, "They are like my children and I can hardly separate from them."
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Fabio
"Street chief" from Columbia
"Yiwu is my second home," said Fabio. "I gain a sense of belonging in participating with city administration. It is an honor to be appointed as a street chief."
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Pan Shufa
Businessman from Singapore
"Yiwu has offered me the perfect platform to start a business, and has allowed me to achieve my dreams."
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Azizullah
Businessman from Afghanistan
"Yiwu Fair was introduced to me by a friend in 2005, and now I'm recommending it to other foreign merchants."
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Hamid Dehgh
Businessman from Iran
"You can find everything you need at the local market, and the city's trade and logistics services cover almost any city on the planet."
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Amine
Teacher from Algeria
"Speaking of Yiwu, the first thing came to my mind was trade and commerce," said Amine. "However, I was surprised at the large number of foreign restaurants on the streets."
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