Shanghai

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_tea8ZNk5A&t=63s The weekend is here! Let’s relax together! What I’m sharing today is the full-body stretching training of internet celebrity yoga instructor Mady Morrison! Super super super comfortable! It feels like everyone is fully enlightened! This set of stretching training lasts for 15 minutes, with many yoga poses interspersed in between. Relax your whole body with soothing music! It can be used as a daily stretching exercise or as a way to relax after fitness~ It’s really refreshing! recommend!

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The Finnish family finally arrived in China successfully! So happy! ! ! 24-hour flight record! I have been planning to bring my Finnish family to China since the summer, and it finally came true. Everyone was so excited that they couldn’t stop taking pictures as soon as they got on the plane, and they were screaming with excitement before they even got off the plane! I was even more shocked when I arrived in Shanghai. It was my first time to come to China and everything I saw was really new! I was so happy, and my niece was even more stunned by the airport pick-up ceremony! The Finnish family’s trip to China has officially started. I hope you all like it! ! ! *This video includes cooperation [HFP] Thank you for your support, we have the opportunity to cooperate!

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This set of introductory exercises is suitable for friends who do not have any foundation in yoga practice and want to learn about yoga through some simple exercises. You do not need any auxiliary tools, you only need to bring your body and an open mind to experience a complete yoga practice. Connect with me: Public account: YUEYOGA yoga Little Red Book: Yogini Yue Podcast: Yu YUE Time (Little Universe/Apple/QQ Music)

This issue is not a serious store visit, it is simply some restaurants where I often eat near the company. They are delicious, not expensive, and feel good on my stomach. I also discovered a treasure noodle shop with a band’s secret base inside. Watch the video~

It was my first time to eat Shanghai pork ribs rice cake. Very different! The flesh is bigger than the palm of your hand! Most of the people who come to eat in the restaurant are old people, especially those in their 80s! ps: Typhoon day! Children in coastal areas, please be safe! ! Stay at home! !

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I joined a group on a certain book. This group often organizes some activities. This is my first time to participate in this activity. I went to Qingqing Bar when I was young. This is the first time in my life that I have been to such a large bar in China. My knowledge of bars is through movies and other people’s descriptions. I was full of expectations before going there, thinking that it would be like a bar abroad, where I could see a group of unknown people jumping around casually, and I could jump along with them, in order to release some of the helplessness in my heart. But I never expected that after going to the bar, I would feel even more depressed!

The large-scale urban reality show "Days and Nights in Lujiazui" is now being serialized! Click to follow and start following! If you like it, please remember to like, vote, and collect. Thanks for watching. The collection is serialized in chronological order. It is highly recommended to watch it from the first episode. The real version of The Truman Show! Big city survival reality show! "Days and Nights in Lujiazui" (Diary of a Hundred Days in Shanghai) -

This time we did a drinking challenge on the streets of Shanghai. We only spent 100 yuan to see how many drinks we could drink. The ending was unexpected...

A video of a shop visit with a lot of fun drinking Happy May Day everyone! On the last day, come and have a drink with me in the cloud!

A strange scene has become popular on the streets of Shanghai. On Changle Road late at night, young fashionable men and women gather on this narrow road. People holding a glass of fashionable Western cocktails or high-end imported beer, chatting in twos and threes, surrounded the small road. This kind of excitement will last at least until two or three o'clock in the night, and the local police can't do anything about it.

Whether it’s a 9.9 gin and tonic or a thousand-dollar whiskey, drinking happily is enough! Plastic cup, wine, sit on the curb and enjoy the freedom of drinking ~ At the same time, we would like to thank Oyster Bay for its strong support for this video. This time we have also won benefits for everyone. For details, please see the top content in the comment area!

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I joined a group on a certain book. This group often organizes some activities. This is my first time to participate in this activity. I went to Qingqing Bar when I was young. This is the first time in my life that I have been to such a large bar in China. My knowledge of bars is through movies and other people’s descriptions. I was full of expectations before going there, thinking that it would be like a bar abroad, where I could see a group of unknown people jumping around casually, and I could jump along with them, in order to release some of the helplessness in my heart. But I never expected that after going to the bar, I would feel even more depressed!

The large-scale urban reality show "Days and Nights in Lujiazui" is now being serialized! Click to follow and start following! If you like it, please remember to like, vote, and collect. Thanks for watching. The collection is serialized in chronological order. It is highly recommended to watch it from the first episode. The real version of The Truman Show! Big city survival reality show! "Days and Nights in Lujiazui" (Diary of a Hundred Days in Shanghai) -

This time we did a drinking challenge on the streets of Shanghai. We only spent 100 yuan to see how many drinks we could drink. The ending was unexpected...

A video of a shop visit with a lot of fun drinking Happy May Day everyone! On the last day, come and have a drink with me in the cloud!

A strange scene has become popular on the streets of Shanghai. On Changle Road late at night, young fashionable men and women gather on this narrow road. People holding a glass of fashionable Western cocktails or high-end imported beer, chatting in twos and threes, surrounded the small road. This kind of excitement will last at least until two or three o'clock in the night, and the local police can't do anything about it.

Whether it’s a 9.9 gin and tonic or a thousand-dollar whiskey, drinking happily is enough! Plastic cup, wine, sit on the curb and enjoy the freedom of drinking ~ At the same time, we would like to thank Oyster Bay for its strong support for this video. This time we have also won benefits for everyone. For details, please see the top content in the comment area!

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My sister finally came to China with her family. I let my brother-in-law and nephew experience Chinese trams, and I let my sister experience ancient China. The family is well arranged! Next time they go to Shanghai! I haven’t updated it for a long time. I will update a lot of vlogs about traveling with my sister in the near future. Please stay tuned!

This hotel's design hits all the right spots for me. The rooftop bar's night view is stunning, perfect for social media. #CoolHotels #ShanghaiTravel #BoutiqueStay

It was my first time to watch UFC live, it was so exciting and exciting. I hope to come to China more often in the future!

🇨🇳 上海Hotelex第一天 K30 @TLBEANGO 第一次来到上海，第一天就已经非常难忘。 见到了很多老朋友

It’s time to go home for the New Year. My first stop after returning to China is Shanghai. I wish you all a happy New Year~

If you are traveling abroad for the first time I really strongly encourage you to come to Singapore! ! ✅The city is clean, green, and safe ✅The country is small, the attractions are concentrated, and it is convenient to visit ✅There are many Chinese people, so you can go out smoothly just by speaking Chinese ✅Visa-free, bring your passport and you can go as soon as you want

First day in Shanghai! Hope you all like it ʚPrevious VLOG: Xinjiang Cuisine Shop: BV1Fg4y127PD Stinky tofu bite incident: BV1oQ4y1V7ZY First time eating crayfish: BV1Qu4y1j7AB Michelin star scout shop: BV1AF411U73z Fireworks display: BV178411B7xc Japanese fried rice shop: BV1GX4y1x7V3 Chinese dessert: BV1tz4y1J7L3 Chinese BBQ shop: BV1Sh411T7wA Bungee Jumping Trip: BV1XM411V7ZW Haidilao Exploration Store: BV1Eb411f7JU Flower viewing trip: BV1xg4y1M7xp

High school students can travel to Shanghai for 300 yuan

Recently, I received private messages from some friends saying that they would come to Shanghai during the summer vacation and asked me to recommend the food in Shanghai (I’m afraid of queuing up hhh). Today I will recommend to you 8 treasure shops that I personally eat frequently and that my friends from out of town also like very much.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_tea8ZNk5A&t=63s The weekend is here! Let’s relax together! What I’m sharing today is the full-body stretching training of internet celebrity yoga instructor Mady Morrison! Super super super comfortable! It feels like everyone is fully enlightened! This set of stretching training lasts for 15 minutes, with many yoga poses interspersed in between. Relax your whole body with soothing music! It can be used as a daily stretching exercise or as a way to relax after fitness~ It’s really refreshing! recommend!

Is the co-working competition getting this intense? Amazing environment, plus free boutique coffee and professional gym gear. #CoWorking #ShanghaiStartup #Community

Context: * Cheng Li-wun, chairperson of Taiwan's main opposition party (KMT), has accepted Xi Jinping's invitation to visit China from April 7–12. This trip will be covering Beijing, Shanghai, and Jiangsu. * This will be the first visit to China by a sitting KMT chairperson since 2016. * This is controversial because Cheng has insisted on meeting Xi before visiting the US, drawing criticism for appearing too aligned with Beijing. Further Context: * This comes as the ruling DPP accuses the KMT of doing China's bidding by blocking a $40 billion special defense budget in Taiwan's opposition-controlled parliament, though the KMT says it simply wants more details and refuses to sign blank cheques to what seems to be a vague military slush fund bill. * In the mean time, China continues to freeze out Lai's government by doing nothing to engage with President Lai Ching-te, labeling him a "separatist," while regularly welcoming KMT officials in cross strait exchanges. * Cheng's trip would place her in China about a month before Trump's expected mid-May Beijing summit, which was postponed from early April due to the US-Israel invasion of Iran. From optics, it looks like Xi had nothing planned after Trump flaked on him and decided to give the time slot to Cheng. * Cheng's visit highlights a striking contrast in the diverging diplomatic efforts between Taiwan's political leaders. * Whereas Cheng Li-wun was able to secure a formal invitation to visit China and meet Xi Jinping * Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te was denied even a US stopover last summer by President Trump Taiwan Domestic Politics: * Since the beginning of his presidency, Lai's general approval rating dropped from 58% to 42% in late 2024. Then sank to a record low of 28% approval and in Aug 2025 before recovering to 37% in late 2025. * Currently Lai is facing impeachment proceedings, however it is unlikely that the impeachment will succeed. * On Cheng's side, her trip can be considered important due to h

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Hi! Does anyone know of any salons in Shanghai that do LED lash extensions? I tried to look up in Dianping but there weren't many options. Thanks!

This set of introductory exercises is suitable for friends who do not have any foundation in yoga practice and want to learn about yoga through some simple exercises. You do not need any auxiliary tools, you only need to bring your body and an open mind to experience a complete yoga practice. Connect with me: Public account: YUEYOGA yoga Little Red Book: Yogini Yue Podcast: Yu YUE Time (Little Universe/Apple/QQ Music)

Hello! I’m studying at university in Shanghai until July and I would love to make new friends. I can talk about anything and I enjoy everything. Some of my hobbies are traveling, listening to music, reading, discovering new places and video games. I speak English, Spanish and French, so send me a message if you’d like to do new activities in Shanghai with me :)

Best place to get a skin fade, I'm from the uk so an english speaker would be good but not necessary. Also have a beard i want fading in and cutting. Any recs? Heard a few stories about haircuts in china so a bit skeptical

Many friends have just entered the gym and see a lot of equipment and don’t know how to choose? Today’s video is a must-learn move for beginners! ▶The weight that reaches failure in one set of 12-15 times is the weight that is suitable for you! If you can do 16-20 times in one set, it means the weight is too light! ▶After you become proficient, you can increase the weight or the number of sets appropriately! ▶New friends, please remember to "follow"!~ Your three consecutive words are the biggest encouragement to Kym!

Context: * Cheng Li-wun, chairperson of Taiwan's main opposition party (KMT), has accepted Xi Jinping's invitation to visit China from April 7–12. This trip will be covering Beijing, Shanghai, and Jiangsu. * This will be the first visit to China by a sitting KMT chairperson since 2016. * This is controversial because Cheng has insisted on meeting Xi before visiting the US, drawing criticism for appearing too aligned with Beijing. Further Context: * This comes as the ruling DPP accuses the KMT of doing China's bidding by blocking a $40 billion special defense budget in Taiwan's opposition-controlled parliament, though the KMT says it simply wants more details and refuses to sign blank cheques to what seems to be a vague military slush fund bill. * In the mean time, China continues to freeze out Lai's government by doing nothing to engage with President Lai Ching-te, labeling him a "separatist," while regularly welcoming KMT officials in cross strait exchanges. * Cheng's trip would place her in China about a month before Trump's expected mid-May Beijing summit, which was postponed from early April due to the US-Israel invasion of Iran. From optics, it looks like Xi had nothing planned after Trump flaked on him and decided to give the time slot to Cheng. * Cheng's visit highlights a striking contrast in the diverging diplomatic efforts between Taiwan's political leaders. * Whereas Cheng Li-wun was able to secure a formal invitation to visit China and meet Xi Jinping * Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te was denied even a US stopover last summer by President Trump Taiwan Domestic Politics: * Since the beginning of his presidency, Lai's general approval rating dropped from 58% to 42% in late 2024. Then sank to a record low of 28% approval and in Aug 2025 before recovering to 37% in late 2025. * Currently Lai is facing impeachment proceedings, however it is unlikely that the impeachment will succeed. * On Cheng's side, her trip can be considered important due to h

Hi! Does anyone know of any salons in Shanghai that do LED lash extensions? I tried to look up in Dianping but there weren't many options. Thanks!

Hello! I’m studying at university in Shanghai until July and I would love to make new friends. I can talk about anything and I enjoy everything. Some of my hobbies are traveling, listening to music, reading, discovering new places and video games. I speak English, Spanish and French, so send me a message if you’d like to do new activities in Shanghai with me :)

Best place to get a skin fade, I'm from the uk so an english speaker would be good but not necessary. Also have a beard i want fading in and cutting. Any recs? Heard a few stories about haircuts in china so a bit skeptical

Hey! I am 26M who is visiting Shanghai soon and was wondering about the bathouses in the city, and how to find them? Especially that I don’t speak Chinese and a solo traveler

It’s your first time to work in Shanghai, what do you need to know? After living in Shanghai for ten years, I would like to share some experiences of working and living in Shanghai as a foreigner: Covers the following content points: 1. Compared with small cities, 5 living habits and cultural differences; 2. Workplace environment, 10 common characteristics of various industries; 3. Urban atmosphere and life and social experience; 4. Shanghai’s four-season environmental climate; 5. Overview of the total cost of living, how much money should be prepared in the early stage; 6. Food, clothing, housing, transportation, leisure and entertainment, specific costs and characteristics; 7. Characteristics of public services such as medical care and citizen services; 8. Educational issues for children of foreigners; 9. My biggest achievement in ten years in Shanghai. Main source of material: 2012-2023, taken by myself

My Danish uncle and aunt visited Yuyuan Garden Bund for the first time! I was simply shocked beyond description! I was so excited that I spun around on the spot! !

https://getsnap.link/MrPi1M7tstK A foreign beauty came to Shanghai to visit and experienced the huge cultural differences. How did she feel?

Hello les chéris! Today I would like to introduce to you my lovely little home in Wutong~ A Parisian girl who has lived in Shanghai for 7 years, I am grateful for this love every day! 💕 Immerse yourself in the daily life of "French Chinese Music Controller" in Shanghai~ Recently, my younger brother also experienced it and fell in love with soy milk fried dough sticks and dried prunes and sesame pancakes😁 Thanks to ChinaDaily for the interview, allowing more people to see this cross-cultural heartbeat ~

Original blogger https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zn1D2APrv3M&t=37s

I spent this week completely immersed in local Chinese life. I started by exploring the charming local neighborhoods, wandering the quiet streets surrounding historic sites and tranquil parks. I wandered along the poetic and picturesque alleys, feeling like I was in the city's hidden dreamland, and then headed deeper into the old town to experience the traditional architecture and slow-paced, nostalgic atmosphere. Afterwards, I hit the cafe and found some cozy local spots to relax and recharge. I ended the day by strolling through a bustling neighborhood food market, breathing in the busy yet warm energy of Shanghai’s daily life – this is where the city really comes alive. This is what a real and down-to-earth week for a foreigner living in Shanghai looks like: slow, local and full of small but beautiful moments.

Hi all! Every ranking I come across places Shanghai (and sometimes Hangzhou) in the top 5 most advanced tech cities in the world — robotics, AI, science, tech, innovations, you name it. But I'm struggling to find good recommendations on where to actually experience this as a visitor. What are the best museums, districts, attractions, or spots to witness this futuristic side of the city firsthand? Things that give you that genuine "wow, I'm living in the future" feeling.

Hello I'm 19F and a med student in France, I wish to travel to Shanghai next summer during a month or so while staying at a host family. I speak beginner mandarin and would love to discover more of mainland china's culture (I lived all my life in hk). Is it possible to find a host family with someone my age willing to accept me? I am a social person so l really wish above all to meet people and make friends. Is there any program for this? Website? Does anyone potentially know host families? (for info : I am not a fan of guest houses with other foreigners because that would not help with me truly immersing myself in the culture and meeting locals...)

Hi, I’ve been working on a project: learning about a country for a week in Shanghai (exploring their culture, language, and finding some Chilean elements in Shanghai). Next week is Chile Week! 🇨🇱 It would be wonderful if I could meet someone from Chile or anyone who wants to know more about this country. My husband (American) and I (Chinese) would love to invite you to a Chilean restaurant and learn more about this country from you! DM me if you’re interested!🤗

Hello folks, I got accepted for an exchange semester from my German University to Tongji in Shanghai. I will visit the school of management at tongji. Hence, im planning my accommodation for my stay. I have heard that most students stay at singping because of affordable prices; like 200-300€ per/month. However, sharing a room for the whole semester may be inconvienent for me. This is why i am looking forward to get a room in a shared apartment. Does anyone have recommendation? How much can i expect to spend? Is the inconvienence of singping dormitries worth it in regard of of college culture and lifestyle? thanks you in advance Best regards

Is the co-working competition getting this intense? Amazing environment, plus free boutique coffee and professional gym gear. #CoWorking #ShanghaiStartup #Community

Auto-pilot is becoming common in Shanghai. Scan to enter, zero human intervention, super smooth ride. #Driverless #ShanghaiTech #RobotTaxi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XcGW_L1N0k Our first time in China! We are anxious and nervous about arriving in Shanghai, China with 144-HR visa-free transit because we heard that if we have stamps from certain countries, we may be rejected and denied entry. It has been a long time dream of ours to travel to China so we hope to be able to visit this country. Because of the coronavirus and Western media, many people told us not to go to China. But China is not what we expected. China surprises us! Is China dangerous? Is China safe? What is China really like? Check out our vlog!

Auto-pilot is becoming common in Shanghai. Scan to enter, zero human intervention, super smooth ride. #Driverless #ShanghaiTech #RobotTaxi

Edit (January 2024): Scams were previously on this list, but #8. I feel like I need to put this at top. ❗❗❗**Don't go out with stangers at places around Nanjing Road. ❗❗❗** Once a month there is a thread here titled "Help! I got scammed". And every post is, guy visiting Shanghai, meets a woman on Tinder/TanTan, she picks a place on Nanjing Lu, gets pressured into paying an inflated bill of several thousand RMB. Don't go out with a stranger you met an hour ago on a hookup app and let them pick the place, especially if it's on or around Nanjing Road. In the course of one year this sub has gone from discussions of government lockdown ration boxes to posts from people needing advice on visiting the city. There are older questions from people travelling to Shanghai, but the city has been cut off for about three years, and a lot has changed. I’m putting this thread together to crowdsource answers to common questions we’ve seen more often in the past few weeks so we can help our visitor friends. I’m going to give it a start, but there are things I don’t know, and I’m hoping other members of the community can give feedback and I’ll update things. I'm hoping we can all add stuff and make this a sticky to help people visiting our city. 1. **Airports** a) Pudong. This airport is the more international one. There are not good food options and it is far outside of the city. i. You can take Line 2 metro into the city. This is cheap but slow. ii. There is a maglev train. This is fast but will only get you into part of Pudong. You’ll probably have to switch to the metro or a taxi here. Be cautious of the taxis here. iii. You can take a taxi. There will be people in the airport offering you a ride. Ignore them. Follow the signs to the taxi stand outside and wait in line. Have your destination printed out or on your phone in Chinese. Make sure they flip down the meter to start it within a few minutes. 1. Taxis fares vary by the time of day and traffic. Around 200-300RMB sh

https://youtu.be/aJDbV6hMfjs?si=Yjv5a3cgc1se_kaO After almost being denied entry, we had to buy an extra flight and stayed up all night before we finally arrived in Shanghai, a big city in China. This is my first time in this city, let alone the countryside. I managed to get a 144 hour visa and hope to go to Beijing, Wuhan and other places next time, as well as various attractions in this amazing country. So lucky to see it.

Hi everyone, I’m considering working in China (mainly Shanghai) and wanted to get a realistic sense of how things are currently. My background is: * experience in IT/data-related work * about 2 years of previous study experience in China * Mandarin at an advanced level (but not native) I’ve heard quite mixed opinions recently, so I wanted to ask: * Is it still worth it to move to China for work nowadays? * How foreigner-friendly is the job market currently? * Are there specific industries or roles where foreigners still have better chances (apart from teaching English)? Also, I’ve come across a few concerns and I’m not sure how accurate they are: * limited long-term benefits (e.g. pension situation for foreigners) * dependency on employer for work visa (giving HR strong leverage) Would be great to hear how this works in practice. And finally: * what platforms/websites would you recommend for finding jobs in China as a foreigner? Would really appreciate honest insights from people with recent experience.

recently moved to Shanghai and, though I’m loving the city, my mandarin learning is not going so well. Is there any way I can study part-time at a public university while on a work visa? or is private learning the only way to go?

I'm a US citizen currently working in a core department of a major Chinese bank (think BOC/ICBC/CCB) in Manhattan. I'm a USCPA and have about 2-3 years of experience in public accounting audit and banking operations. I’m seriously considering moving to China (ideally Shanghai or Chengdu) for a finance or accounting-related role. Given my background—native Mandarin/English, US CPA, and experience with Chinese banking systems in a US regulatory environment—I’m wondering: 1. How is the job market right now for "returnees" with a US passport? 2. Would Big 4 or MNC banks (JPMC, HSBC, etc.) be more likely to sponsor a work permit for someone at my level (Associate/Senior), or should I look into specific "talent programs"? 3. Has anyone made the jump to China? How is your experience? I'm not primarily driven by salary, but rather looking for a lifestyle change.Any insights on sponsorship likelihood and target firms would be greatly appreciated!

I am considering moving to Shanghai after working and living in Seoul, South Korea for about 10 years. I speak decent conversational mandarin (I am Hong Kong Canadian - born and raised in Canada). I would ideally like to go for international/private elementary school that offers ESL English but open to other positions/subjects for I/P elementary schools. For context, I hold a BA in Arts (Asian studies) from UBC (top 50 universities in the world). \- Currently I have 8.5 years of teaching experience with 6.5\~7 years of Private Elementary School experiences in Seoul, South Korea. \- I am certified with a 120 hours of TEFL. \- I have been IB trained. \- As mentioned before I am dual citizenship (Hong Kong Canadian) so for a bonus I hold both a Hong Kong ID + Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents ID - meaning I don’t need a work visa because I can work in China without a sponsorship. \- Native in English, Fluent in Cantonese, Conversational in Korean and Mandarin. I know I need connections so I’m starting off here to see if anybody would like to connect with me from Shanghai or put me in touch with one in Shanghai. Also what's the likelihood of actually landing a job at a reputable international/private elementary school and what is the application process like? \*EDIT\* I’m not sure what a bilingual school really is (I hope it’s not like an academy in Korea) but if gives me the same benefits as private/international schools like pay and days off then I’m open to that too!

Hi everyone, I’m considering working in China (mainly Shanghai) and wanted to get a realistic sense of how things are currently. My background is: * experience in IT/data-related work * about 2 years of previous study experience in China * Mandarin at an advanced level (but not native) I’ve heard quite mixed opinions recently, so I wanted to ask: * Is it still worth it to move to China for work nowadays? * How foreigner-friendly is the job market currently? * Are there specific industries or roles where foreigners still have better chances (apart from teaching English)? Also, I’ve come across a few concerns and I’m not sure how accurate they are: * limited long-term benefits (e.g. pension situation for foreigners) * dependency on employer for work visa (giving HR strong leverage) Would be great to hear how this works in practice. And finally: * what platforms/websites would you recommend for finding jobs in China as a foreigner? Would really appreciate honest insights from people with recent experience.

I’m a private ski teacher from Switzerland I had many Chinese students before. I was in Shanghai the past 7month and I’m looking for the season 2026 to become a ski teacher. What’s the best way to approach that? I don’t have a z visa.