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Q: What is the cleanest city in China?

I've been hearing to much on pollution and such that I would like to know in your opinion where the cleanliest city is.

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Shanghai.

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why

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Ordos, Inner Mongolia, or any of the other ghost cities in China.

 

These are proof that China would be a beautiful place if it wasn't for the people everywhere.

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hong kong , hands down.

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Linfen.

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Macau, Hong Kong and Taipei are all clean and tidy.

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None of those are in China  ... Shift+R improves the quality of this image. Shift+A improves the quality of all images on this page.

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Depends on what version of the truth you think is the actual truth. 

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