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Q: Has anyone ever been to Nanyang in Henan Province?

Hi, I have been offered a job in Nanyang in Henan Province. It can be quite difficult to find out a lot of information about the place online. Has anyone ever been there, if so what is the place like?

 

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13 years 51 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - China

 
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no...no one has...

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanyang,_Henan, it's a small city,i have been there once ,but not quite familiar with it.

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Hi - I am living in Nanyang - have been for 7 weeks now, teaching English at No.1 High School. I think there are about 1 milllion people here, so it is small in chinese terms. You can read my blog if you want - http://blog.travelpod.com/travel-blog/linda1davechina/1/tpod.html

 

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Linda

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