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Living in Shunde Country Garden ?

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best place to rent in Yuexiu district, Guangzhou

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Cost of service apartments in Guang Zhou

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Finding an Apartment

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Purhasing property and transferring Hukou

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Is 8000 RMB a livable wage in Guangzhou?

Asked by daubin92, last answered 9 years 10 weeks in Housing - Guangzhou 19 Answers Views:6908 4 Comments

how to find room for a foreign student in south china university of technology ?

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Accommodation Advice for Guangzhou

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Is Baiyun a good area to live in GZ?

Asked by kevinwoo, last answered 9 years 51 weeks in Housing - Guangzhou 9 Answers Views:5527 6 Comments

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