Singapore is the best way to communicate in China

Send a message, 1 yuan a piece in China. Singapore Dollar. Both sides accept it free of charge.

It's very expensive to call in China, and it's very cheap to buy a callback card here to hit China for **8 Singapore dollars, which is very cheap.

Mobile phone Internet access is too convenient here, as long as your mobile phone has the function of wireless Internet access, such as Nokia N97, you don't need to do**Internet**, as long as you have a computer network, you can use it. QQ software** to the mobile phone, you can use it. It doesn't need to cost a penny.

There is also a mobile phone, but there is no ** card, as long as there is a wireless network, you can access the Internet, chat QQ. So the point is that the mobile phone has the function of wireless reception network.

In general, mobile phones use telecommunications to access the Internet, and the traffic is quite expensive.

SMS is very expensive, unless there is a mobile phone with international SMS**(plan)** is very expensive, but you can buy a variety of callback cards, open a package to answer**You can make international calls very cheaply, but the call quality may not be very good.

Mobile Internet access is also possible, but 3G** is generally more expensive, and you have to pay more than S$30 per month.

I'm using the wireless ** is M1, it's not bad.

Who wants to walk with me! I would like to go to Singapore too.

Too much population is the main problem, which will lead to a series of other problems, whether it is the gap between the rich and the poor, or the quality of citizens, in the final analysis, there are many people, and it is difficult to achieve a balanced and average balance when there are more people.

The economy, the average income of the people, the quality of the people...

The main reason is that the national conditions are different, Singapore is a developed city and a small country. However, the Chinese population is large, the territory is vast, and the domestic development is unbalanced.

1. Singapore's telecom network service providers include "Singtel", "Starhub" and "M1"; Personally, I think it is equivalent to the domestic "" China Telecom, China Mobile and Unicom.

There are different ways to charge them, but one word is cheap! I remember that the singtel you mentioned was 8 yuan and 10 yuan in phone bills; There used to be a **, buy a 30 yuan card with 25 yuan local direct dial and 75 yuan foreign direct dial, very good, that is, used up within 1 month (40 days), I used to use this before.

Two: You can go to QQ; GPRS is super cheap, so don't even buy a copy if you don't have to worry about surfing the Internet on your phone.

Three: wireless is island-wide coverage; But it's just someone else's wireless account, of course, if it's near a large shopping mall, an office building, etc., the signal will be better; But the wired one is not expensive, at least 40 yuan a month, it seems, share it with your classmates, the burden is very small, so you can ensure that the signal speed is stable; There is even an agreement to sign for 2 years.,I'll give you a book.,I remember it's the kind of small hp.,2 years are over.,You can get it!

First of all, you can only use Singtel's network on a prepaid basis, as you as a student will not be able to sign a contract.

Secondly, Singapore's mobile phone Internet access is 3G, WCDMA, of course, if your mobile phone does not support it, you can only use If your mobile phone supports GPRS or 3G on QQ, you can. This has nothing to do with the network.

Thirdly, there is free Wi-Fi in Singapore's major leisure and entertainment venues, shopping malls, etc. I'm not sure if there's one in the school. If there is a signal, there is no problem with QQ on the laptop. If you have a mobile phone, it depends on whether your mobile phone and your QQ software support it.

However, it is really inconvenient for you to go to study abroad without a notebook. Hehe.

If you have wifi, you don't have to use the paid internet, you can just use the computer to access the unlimited internet.

Anything goes

Chinese mobile phone calls to Singapore mobile phone front +65

The mobile phone needs to open international long-distance **, and you can take your ID card and other information to the business hall to open it.

It is still relatively expensive to open an international call**, and it is cheaper to call back from Singapore.

After opening the Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao long-distance and international long-distance functions, if you need to call Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao long-distance and international long-distance calls, you can use fixed**, mobile** to dial directly in China (excluding Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao): "00 country or Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao ** city** (without 0, such as Guiyang area code 851) other party number" or "00 country or Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao ** + the other party's mobile phone number".

It's okay to add 0065 in front, you can also send a text message, 1 yuan 1, good luck.

To open international long-distance first. Make sure your** can make international calls. That's a lot of money, and if you can, it's better to ask the other party to call back from Singapore The cheap one.

Proud, self-righteous. I always think that Singaporeans themselves are smart and smart, and they look down on Chinese. I don't want to think that I am not as smart as the Chinese, the one who said that we are dirt buns.

Have you ever been to Singapore? I went to school here, and they always thought that they were so much smarter, and in the end, they got the best in the whole grade, even the best in Singapore, and they were not all Chinese! For example, in our school, a certain teacher said that if our school did not recruit some top students from China every year, our school's ranking would not be so high.

The number of dictionaries forgets their ancestors, they are self-righteous, they are not good at Chinese, they are not good at English, they like to trample on Chinese, but they forget that they are also Chinese. I would rather be an inferior Englishman (Baba) and be ashamed to be Chinese.

In MRT, you often hear mixed Chinese and English conversations, and it's very conscious, and we Chinese don't feel like that.

You see if this will work:

Size: 536*454, size.

If you want a whole map of the world, you don't think this will work.

Size: 838*494, size.

This should fit into your space.

Extended Materials. The Republic of Singapore (English: Republic of Singapore), abbreviated as Singapore, formerly known as New Kapo, Sin Chew or Sing Dao, also known as the Lion City, is an island country in Southeast Asia with a parliamentary republic political system. Singapore is bordered by the Straits of Johor in the north and Malaysia in the north, Indonesia in the south across the Straits of Singapore, and the southern mouth of the Straits of Malacca.

No, if the map is big enough to see Singapore and China. Singapore is only a full stop size on the map. (I'm talking about only taking a map of China and Singapore.) China is not big on the world map, let alone Singapore. ）

3 Pick one

The first one is by me"Personally"uploaded, and the other two I provided anonymously.

.Because all I know is uploading one picture at a time

Hardly, because it is too far away, it is not easy to see clearly.

Also 6 years of work experience.

The operator's monthly basic salary is more than 1,000.

Technicians can have more than S$2,000 to S$3,000.

Engineer at least S$4,000 or more.

Experience and education are important, but identity is even more important.

It is very difficult for foreigners who do not have a green card to find a job, and even if they find a job through an agent, they earn very little.

Ranging from S$1800-2500, you have to find a job first, and then ask Huishan to help you apply for a job in the early middle of the morning and prepare for the job before you talk about other troubles, because it is difficult to approve a Singapore work pass now!