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Q: Are the beaches clean in China?

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I would say no. Sanya, the Hawaii of China, might look like it has nice white sandy beaches, but under the top layer of sand there is a ton of crap. The water quality would also be questionable in many places. There is a lot of raw sewage draining into the oceans and e.g. where the big rivers exists the mainland, you would have waste from all the cities the river passes. 

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In Nanjing, there is a small river, some 15 -20 m wide, running through the middle of the city, dark brown color, filled with raw sewage. I usually walk through the city, and crossing this smelly, ugly looking river daily.

 

Three years ago, when I was there first time, I thought that is just something temporarily. Butt..., I will be in the city this summer for 4th year, and nobody even think about 'hiding' that open sewage stream.

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we have the same "rivers", there is a place downtown where one runs straight through a residential area. it has been prettified by being covered with slabs of concrete and some trees on each side, part of the smell remains

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Some are, sometimes, but if you want to see REALLY filthy beaches in China to to almost ANY of them in one of the major holidays, esp Autmun Festival / golden week when the weather is decent.

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  Beaches in Beihai seemed to be. Tons of tiny crabs though; literally millions of them. Go for a swim and you can easily end up with your shorts filled with crabs, something i've now experienced twice. Once whilst enjoying a holiday there with my wife, and another time after a heavy drinking session lead to an unsavory rendesvous in a nightclub toilet in Notting Hill.

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