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bansufan

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Q: Has anyone lived and worked in Jiangmen, Guangdong?

I have never been to there before. I have only been to Zhuhai, Guangzhou, and Forshan. How is this city compared to those places and what can you do in Jiangmen. Do you like it? What are the pros and cons for living and working there?

10 years 44 weeks ago in General - Other cities

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It's a dump. Best thing to do if living there is to go to Zhongshan at weekends.

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