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 Played Zelda until 8, then watched some live streaming. Fell asleep after midnight, and got up at 7. Had breakfast then and played piano. Started to work on part time job at 8:30, then did some job search. Played Zelda after lunch as usual, then returned to my study room to read some books. Attended an English class at 3. The more I thought, the more I felt I would go back. The only question was, what would be my mood then? If I secured a remote job, then I would move back happily; otherwise, I would have to return to my hometown with anxiety. If I got an onsite job, it would sound ideal for me if the company had very flexible policy, allowing me to work at home most of the time and requiring me to work in their office located in Shanghai for a week per month or per season. Better if they would hold their annual meeting in U.S....just kidding. Anyway, there will be an interview from eBay next week. It was an outsourcing job that I would refuse if I still cared about my career in China. Received payment from the part time job I was working on this morning. The amount I received was only around 7 dolloars less than the company had paid, so the commission and tax was not high. The salary seemed not very high at first, but if I worked full-time, it would be almost equal to what I earned in my last full-time job. So I didn't have much to complain. The problem was, this was a start-up where everyone worked on this project in their spare time, so I couldn't rely on this. And the trail period would end in next week, let me see how things go. Completed ten pomodoroes today - one each for learning and job search, two each for reading and English, and four for work.