Мышка-Машка, I have a lot of questions to you)
Why would you prefer to live in Germany? I mean, why do you like it SO much?)
Did you have an allergy in Italy? And what caused it?
How did it happen that you live in South Korea?
And could you tell me anything about Spain? It's the country of my dream and I want to visit it so much!)

I believe countries have characters and if the atmosphere of the country, its character suits you, that's the best place for you to live in :) Germany is well organized, has many sight-seeings, most delicious food (lots of meat and beer ;)), and people don't interefere in your life. Just what I need :)

I've seen mostly Barcelona and its outskirts. I loved the peoples. They are happy and their life is a holiday, if you can put it this way. They work little ;), go out for dinner, dance all through the night in the streets, enjoy communication and are very hospitable. The cuisine is most delicious, if you are keen on sea food. And Gaudi's architecture (that's what I went there for) is unique!

I happen to be married to a former student of Moscow State University and he was invited to work for Samsung for a year.
As far as I understood you are a student of the faculty of foreign languages, aren' you? Then, when you graduate, you can easily find work of a teacher in China, for example. But that's in case you like travelling and adventures ;)

In Italy I had a rash because of humidity and heat. The skin didn't get enough air... :(

If you believe that countries have characters then you may read the post about the city as a living being)

Yes, I study English and Spanish)
But why China needs the teachers of English?

Well, I like travelling but I have never travelled, that's why travelling attracts me)

"people" - not "peopleS", if you didn't mean "народы". Or what you meant?

I meant "nation"... (from a Webster - peoples : a body of persons that are united by a common culture, tradition, or sense of kinship, that typically have common language, institutions, and beliefs, and that often constitute a politically organized group)

I know it from my own experience. When I found out my husband and me are going to move to Korea, we started looking for some work for me, sent out my resume (curriculum vitae) to a few Asian sites and since then I've been receiving invitations from China :))) But then I had a baby and no more time for teaching anyone else ;)

In fact, English is popular in Korea as well, but they wouldn't invite Russian teachers of English here unless teachers are already in Korea ;)

Where can I find "The city as a living being"?

Мышка-Машка, you can find it here