Hello Ruby China community from Russia. As you know there is a "military operation" (official allowed title of current events due to censure) of Russia in Ukraine going since 23 February. I don't want to discuss political aspects of this event. But for now Russian Ruby developers seems blocked to remote work on Europe and USA. But life is going on despite everything so... Some developers rapidly relocating, some waiting of something, and some (like me :))... trying to find new ways of usual life. So I have a question. Did you hear about contracts between Russian developers and Chine employers, is it allowed today? What about popularity of Ruby in China? Is there a main good companies preferred Ruby stack willing to recruit remote developers from Russia? Thank you.
This was the first time I knew that a European developer was looking for a job in China. It seems the world is changing 
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Although I can't help too much, I suggest you leave more information to help recruiters in RubyChina get to know you better, such as your working experience, skill stack, your Github, and so on.
Why not. The the usual life seems rapidly changes. We got almost all independent Russian news platforms banned inside Russia + dozens news in a day about closing European and USA business in Russia. So... I still don't know if it will be interesting for Chinese recruiters that's why I'm here. Seems I want to know which possibilities I still have, or i should pack my back and attempt to move to Europe :)
Anyway age: 37, male, 10 years of Ruby on Rails experience / Postgresql + related tech JS, RabbitMQ, Clickhouse, Redis... https://github.com/woto https://stackoverflow.com/users/237090/woto
Also have a little bit outdated CV on hh.ru and upwork.com will show if anoyone will be interested.
@woto From what I see, there are few foreign developers in China because of the salary and language. And ruby is not very popular in China. As a result, there is only one or two recruitment information per month in RubyChina; you can see it here.
The good news is that Chinese companies and the government don't care about your nationality. They will NOT ban you because of Russian citizenship.
It seems you are a very seasoned developer, that's great; I think many employers would like to contact you if you can speak some Chinese. I know some companies spend years finding a good rails developer.
A little more suggestion
- This forum supports markdown. Maybe you can use it to make your post more formal. And please put the important information about your skills and experiments in the post itself, not only in the replies.
- You can try to append "俄国资深全栈工程师寻远程工作" to your title, these Chinese characters mean "Russian seasoned full-stack developer looking for a remote job". This would make your post look more meaningful on the index page in my opinion.
- Usually, there are far more people in RubyChina on weekdays than on weekends. So you may wait until Monday or later to get more replies.
- You can try to look for some information in Japan's forum. They are very lacking developers, as I know.
I hope here will help you.
Chinese don't really care about the political stuff. It's not going to be an obstacle to getting a job in China. And the Ruby market is fairly small in China honestly. You can try hitting a post on the category of <求职> and putting your cv and description of yourself there. I've got 3 job experiences and they all started from here~!
Thank you all. I will wait for the cessation of hostilities and will try your recommendations :) 
I'm sorry to hear that, I would suggest trying outsourcing companies, they might less care about your non-technical background as long as your skill set fits. BTW are you open to freelance job? maybe think about your hourly/daily rate if you haven't