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Q: Weekend in Tianjin! What to do? What to eat? What to see?

So I checked the previous questions (don't even try me with your flashlight jokes guys), and there is nothing out there that is recent enough.

 

I am going to Tianjin for the weekend. 

 

What should I do, eat, see?

 

I have been once before and was a little bit... underwhelmed. But again, this was nearly 3 years ago now.

12 years 1 week ago in  General  - China

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I have lived in Tianjin for a long time. I guess the lack of answers answered your question. It is a very dull city. The night life is ok. There are a few good restaurants. There is nothing of great interest really. Out of curiosity what did you do? It will be helpful for the next person who searches Tianjin?

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I ended up going to the porcelain house, ate a lot of baozi, and got very drunk at a random restaurant with some local hairdressers and then went to KFC. 

11 years 47 weeks ago
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haha, good old Tianjin

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