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Q: Top 10 worst Chinese cities for expats?

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That's quite a lot to think of nick, but I think I'll get the ball rolling anyway:

 

Linfen, Shanxi

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China's Chernobyl?come on, i was serious. Linfen is not a city, would be safer fishing on the coast of fukushima..

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Dongguan, Urumqi, XueJiaWan

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Dongguan?  I love that city.  Unless you mean out on the edges where the factories are, then yes, it really is bad for most expats.

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Shijiazhuang. There is bugger all to do here.

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Huizhou. Not much to do around here either. 

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