Japanese is much simpler in terms of the language itself. Chinese sounds all the same to me, and it becomes very hard to decipher what a Chinese individual is saying when they speak at a fast rate.
I\'ll probably end up doing some educational endeavor in Japan, either teaching English or some business-related thing. Plus, like you said, it\'s easy to get laid
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As for the characters, they aren\'t hard if you apply yourself [like stated before]. They even have some books on the similarities of the words and then compares them to actual pictures, so you can grasp the meaning visually. It still gets a little strange when you have to read it backwards.
I wouldn\'t choose Japan though if you don\'t want to spend a lot of money, because the cost of living there is insanely high and you get small housing for it, which isn\'t a very good deal [bastards].
Aussie would probably be the easiest thing you could do, but learning a new language is a really fun thing to accomplish in life, and there\'s something very cool and spiritual talking with another individual from a culture vastly different from your own.
The choice will ultimately be up to you, and I\'m sure you\'ll make the right choice. I\'d love to do things in all 3 of those great countries. But um...good luck with that...