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beaufortninja

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Q: So who's going to take me up on that beer?

I'm in Guangzhou and work in Tianhe. Let me know what's up.

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HappyExPat

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I will be in Guangzhou around February 15 for a few days. There, I use the Nanfeng Hotel. I will be happy to share a beer or two with you, maybe even a meal if so interested.

Xpat.John:

Unfortunately, I will be leaving GZ again around Jan. 29. But I go back often, so future get togethers are always possible. Currently my base city is Wuhan, so if any of you are up this way and want to get together for a drink or three, let me know.

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Xpat.John

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I will be in Guangzhou around the 15th for a couple of weeks. I live out in Panyu, but I would be more than happy to get together for a drink.

HappyExPat:

Let make sure we all do communicate around Feb 10, and plan a meeting somewhere in Guangzhou. Anyone else interested ?

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GuilinRaf

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If i werent in Beijing, I would be more than happy to!

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