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Q: Nanchang in Jiangxi province??

How is it? anyone live there or been there? I've been there once but only for a day....so I dont really know much about it.

7 years 4 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - China

 
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I've also been to Nanchang but like you only for a day. It was my wedding day. Can't say I saw much that impressed me. 

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Yep exact same. Went there to sign my marriage certificate 6 years ago and that was it...And like you it kind of seem ok but not too sure...nothing really stood out as being cool,

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