An Examination of our Current Problems

Day 435, 14:57 • Published in Japan China • by Modelcon

This will be a two part article:

1) I feel that it's time to give myself a formal introduction to eJapanese. For those of you who don't know me, I used to be the Vice President of China, before it was overrun by Iranians. Following the invasion, I moved over to Japan (which many Chinese did) to settle here temporarily until we can liberate our lands again. Over time, I have grown fond of Japan, with its many personalities and distinct culture. Please bear in mind though, I have every intention to return to China after it's liberated, but I would dearly like to continue a Sino-Japanese relationship strong. Perhaps politics divide us in real life, but it should not separate us in a game of friendship. I extend the hand of Chinese friendship to the nation of Japan, to the people of Japan and to the businesses of Japan. When China is once again firmly established, Japanese will be welcomed with open arms.

Most of you see me as a commenter not always nice to others. Personality-wise, I seek to open discussion and bring new points up, not to spread the love. I hope people can also do the same, not saying merely: “voted, subscribed” or “voted, great article!” Activity is the key to success, and I challenge everyone to discuss and comment something worthwhile.

2) And now the juicier part of my article. Having the experience of living for an extended period in two countries, China and Japan, I have the opportunity to comment on wages and living conditions. The thing I’m most amazed at in Japan are your extremely high gold prices. Currently, with your gold price hovering around 170 JPY, I, a level 4 land worker, get about 0.14 gold pieces a day. That’s pretty low. In Brazil, I would make about 0.54 gold pieces a day. In fact, it’s so hard to earn a piece of gold here; I’m surprised how anyone can make gold besides earning a company. I don’t know how to deal with that, but in order to attract citizens from other countries, we need to make an acceptable offer to them.

I constantly hear the price with which people mention how cheap their Q1 and Q2 food are. Yes, I agree that food here is indeed very cheap. However, Q1 and Q2 (and sometimes Q3) food are about the only things cheap. Our Q1 gifts are about expensive as our Q2 food, which means 2 wellness is about the same price as one. Our moving tickets and weapons industries are not in much better shape.

Anyways, I digress. To put forward my wishes again, I challenge everyone to post at least 2 comments, one talking about China and one about the economy. As usual, your faithful correspondent would love to have subscribers, so please subscribe and vote up (but don’t say it.)

May the glorious motherland triumph!