What rights do you have in China? (less than hong kong btw, ft's receive no pension plan in China)

I haven't thought much about it, but I suppose they are just a few, though they suffice as far as I'm concerned. As for an FT pension plan or a Chinese state pension plan, I've not paid instalments when I taught, so it's fair enough that I'm not entitled to social welfare here. Fortunately, I don't need any more pension plans than the ones I already have, and neither will my wife, as I planned financial matters in such a way that we can live well here. When I first came here, I'd arrived after two years on the dole in the UK. China gave me a teaching job that was much easier and less stressful than the purgatory I'd gone through in Scotland as a registered teacher. From an employment perspective, I'd say China has done me a huge favour.

There are definitely also other westerners living happily here who have gotten what they wanted. We all have differing needs, and some of us came here with a lot of money from the West or subsequently received a good sum of money as an inheritance. So, we needn't worry about pension plans. I can still live a lot better here than if I were somebody back in Scotland on a full State pension in a government-provided council house. That's a fact, and that's why I prefer living in China.