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Q: How do you like Anhui Province and Fuyang City in particular?

Hello. If you've lived in these places please let me know your likes and dislikes about them in detail. 

 

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Anhui province is OK,  a mountain called "Huang Shan" is very famous in China.

It's economy is not as good as Jiangsu Province although they are neighbors.

Fuyang is the fourth biggest city and has the biggest population in Anhui. it's a kind of traffic hub of North-West Anhui.

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And Fuyang is highly,  highly,  highly industrialized.

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Lived in Anhui for a few months a while back. One of the best provinces I've ever been to, personally. The people are usually super kind and friendly no matter where we went. In Hunan, people were just...  argh... argrrrrrrrrrsdfghasdfhasdh.... ARTGHDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDJASDJ.

 

Wouldn't recommend Fuyang, personally. Anhui is great, though.

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I live in Wuhu. it's ok. It's a college and manufacturing city. It's on the Changjiang river. It can be very cold and humid here depending on the season. Not many expats living here. The ones I met were tourists or just plain rude. Most of my friends are Chinese. I am an American foreign language teacher. LARS are you still in Anhui Province? I have travelled to a few cities in Anhui and I think Ma-Anshan and Wuhu are the best.

icnif77:

Last time LAR posted from Philippines. Check his post.

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I didn't know that. Thanks

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