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Q: What do you know about Shijiazhuang?

Beyond the apparently poor condition of its air, is there anything that you can tell me about it? Have any of you ever lived there? If you have, how much were normal living expenses, and what were your opinions of the people who lived there? Were there any cultural peculiarities that made them unique?

14 years 22 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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Well I will tell you that just like in anyplace in China the time zone remains neutral it is the same throughout China. When it is 4 am in beijing it is also 4 am in Shanghai and also Shijiazhang. Don't expect to much difference from Shijiazhuang particularly it's people. People will be people and the people in Shijiazhuang are no different from people in other parts of China. As far as rent goes that depends on your lifestyle you can find places lower than 3000 rmb and some up to 10000 rmb. It just depends on your preference and lifestyle how luxurious you would like to live. 

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