This view not only applies to Singaporean but its the same for the PRCs as well. I've met many PRCs where they are essentially, managers, directors, executive some even earn close to 100K AUD in China, but they chose to come over here and be cooks, engineers etc so that their next gen can have a better life.
Earning 100k AUD in China sound great, but if you are in the first tier city, city life is pretty boring, and uncertain. Changes are happening too quickly and people are becoming "distant" and losing touch.
This money machine is not everything, as people are finding out through bad air quality. Then there are the competition bad days and fake food. Chinese people are too smart for their own good, and over exaggerate too much.
Sometimes, it is better for kids to have their lives in Australia where chaos are managed and they are able to developed better with their abilities, instead of focusing on the expectations and what the society pile on them. I still remember a doctor who decided to be a children party organiser.
The higher standard of living is everywhere for us to see, and if you work smarter, the rewards are there.
There are also more and more Koreans here.
The Koreans have grown rich but lives has became meaningless. The kids suicide rates is Number 1 in Asia.
Do you want to live in these societies?
Miss Korea Contestants All Look the Same.
Korean body line obsession ...
Letters...
S-Line - Ample breasts and buttocks when viewed from the side
S-Line (second use) - Side view: forehead to bridge of nose to tip of nose
V-Line - A slim and oval face narrowing towards the chin (see wide face simulation slidshow above)
V-Line (second use) - The line in-between the breasts
W-Line - Breasts viewed from the front
X-Line - Long legs and arms connected by a narrow waist
U-Line - Exposed lower back in low cut clothing
M-Line - A "six pack" of abdominal muscles on men
D-Line - A pregnant (or pregnant-appearing) abdomen
B-Line - Big breasts, big abdomen
O-Line - Generalized obesity
Y-Line - Giant breasts, rest of the body tiny (think overdone implants)
Numbers...
8 Line - S-line married to a tiny waist, a shape sometimes mistakenly referred to as the X-line described above
1/8 Line - More accurately, "8 Deung-Shin," which indicates a face so small that it accounts for only 1/8 of the body
Objects...
According to the Korean Agency for Technology and Standards:
Beer Bottle Line - Narrow, dropped shoulders and overall flab
Jar Line - Loss of a well-defined waist
Food...
While not exactly a "line," food terms are being used in similar ways:
Egg line - Oval-shaped face that is not quite as sharp at the chin as the V-line described above
Honey thighs - Immaculate, smooth skin over the female thigh (or you might say the opposite of "cottage cheese")
Chocolate abs - A "chiseled" abdomen, similar to the M-line described above
