If you’re willing to learn at any pace, and can do at least some “skilled work” as they call it, then just about everywhere. Usually you have 5 to 10 years to learn the language if you want to stay permanently. You can get by with English in most of europe.
Usually, if there is not a lot of jobs you can do speaking English, it means that the region isn’t exactly rich and/or accommodating anyway.

German universities are always hiring. Always. And in my experience they need just about everyone

I’m not making any claims, deliberately, because I don’t know inner workings of Chinese surveillance system. I’m just relaying an anecdote.

In around 2019 two of my colleagues were visiting China for business thing, one had Xiaomi phone and wasn’t asked to do anything, another had Samsung and his phone was searched.
It’s an anecdote, so make of it as you will.

Flashlight on android is actually a flash for camera, if you want to get proper access to the camera you kind of need this one.

“Therapy was also an option”

Turned out, writing interesting compelling stories is hard actually. You need way more than an idea, especially if your idea is “what if true things, but the opposite”

In theory, yes. In practice, nobody can afford to strike.

Silly liberals, your strategy of standing on the streets pales in comparison with my strategy of sitting at home.

So you want them what, starve to death now?

Protest by itself achieves exactly jack shit. It’s a tool, effective in conjunction with all the others, but you can’t expect any change if you just put 3.5% of people on the streets. They will fuck around aimlessly, and then go home.