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Q: What is there to do do Hefei?

Ok so now I am officially in Hefei. Any interesting places, where does one meet other expats etc? Been here 3 days already.

12 years 24 weeks ago in General - Hefei

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Nessquick

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Hefei ? run away from there :-)

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12 years 22 weeks ago

Scandinavian

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1. Get drunk

2. Watch pirated American TV shows

3. Do a workshop in a local cafe with other expats with the topic "How do we have some fun"

(generic answer for all of China)

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12 years 22 weeks ago

Hulk

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Train station shopping area = awesome. Lots of good stuff, lots of shanzhai, etc. I spent a week there, lol.

Dunno about expats. I wasn't in China for them.

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12 years 22 weeks ago

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like in most cities in china:

no there is not much to do. when i m in the smaller city e.g. hometown of my gf i play alot mahjong and lose/earn some money. kinda like an addiction to poker after a while

otherwise try to get a hobby... learn musical instrument, study something, learn chinese, get drunk every day

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