Today, I’m a student in China, and I attended a welcoming party...

By Anonyme - 6/3/2014 10:23 - China - Dalian

Today, I’m a student in China, and I attended a welcoming party for the new students. It consisted of a police officer telling us what’s forbidden, the penalties if we do anything wrong and to avoid bars and nightclubs. FML

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By Mathalamus | 23

#6596884 - Wednesday 4 May 2016 16:55

makes sense. it is china. also, you, and some other new students probably aren't from china, and needed to be briefed on local rules.

By TonierShadow | 19

#6596883 - Wednesday 4 May 2016 16:54

It would make sense if it were your orientation; but for a welcoming party?

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By TonierShadow | 19

#6596883 - Wednesday 4 May 2016 16:54

It would make sense if it were your orientation; but for a welcoming party?

By Mathalamus | 23

#6596884 - Wednesday 4 May 2016 16:55

makes sense. it is china. also, you, and some other new students probably aren't from china, and needed to be briefed on local rules.

By yerawizardlizzy | 27

#6596920 - Wednesday 4 May 2016 17:51

I don't really see a problem here. You need to have a basic rundown of what can get you into compromising situations. Much better to have this information than to wind up in jail with only "But I didn't know!" as an excuse.

By Tripartita | 44

#6596921 - Wednesday 4 May 2016 17:50

Uhhh, that sounds like a pretty standard party to me, OP. For my 21st birthday, I'm hoping to splurge and see if I can't get a comptroller or fire safety chief to attend!

lux0rd | 18

#6597502 - Thursday 5 May 2016 9:04

Just turn up the volume like the rest of us.
You get the police to attend and it's cheaper!

By Suaria | 37

#6596933 - Wednesday 4 May 2016 18:07

China does have secret police that definitely take an interest in foreigners so it would make sense that a police in uniform would tell you what not to do.