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Q: Hi. Can anyone tell me about Shaoxing?

How did you like living there? How are the Chinese towards foreign people there? Are there

many Western businesses there? Ex. Walmart,etc. How is the quality of life there? * Please

reply in detail. 

 

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You can try Shaoxing jiu. Other than that I got nothing.

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Chinese call it the "Venice of the East", to be honest nothing comparable between the wonderful Italian city and that farmer slum crisscrossed by irrigation canals.

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I went there for a couple of days. I did not think it was the most interesting city I'd been to in china. It's a bit of an ugly poor mans Suzhou. It didn't seem particularly westernised, it felt more like a smaller less sophisticated city despite its size. I ve visited 6 cities in Zhejiang province and it was my least favorite. I might even go so far as to use the word dump.

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